I'm really just a 12-year-old kid if you look at my maturity level. But I've just started snowboarding, and I'm really having a lot of fun doing that. Q: Do you prefer to vacation in cold or warm destinations? A: I'd say that I tend to favor warm weather places. I'm not really good at surfing, but I've got my kids started, and they're really enjoying it. I like Hawaii too and try to get there a couple times a year. I haven't been to Sydney yet, and I'd like to visit there. Anyhow, I'd like to make it back to Australia. I'm usually not a big city person, but Chicago has always been great. When we were in Melbourne, they said it was like Chicago. We went to Melbourne, Perth and the Gold Coast. Q: What is your favorite vacation destination? A: We were just in Australia, and it was amazing. Liddell, who also competed on "Dancing With the Stars," jokes that taking a roundhouse kick to the face is nothing compared with mastering the pasodoble. Ortiz," which documents Liddell's long-standing rivalry with fellow MMA superstar Tito Ortiz. He also is featured in the new DVD and Blu-ray release "UFC: Bad Blood - Liddell vs. But since retiring last year, the 41-year-old mixed martial artist now is known as The EVP - the executive vice president of business development for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Should the fighter be suffering from CTE, is could prove problematic in his ability to gain custody of his children.Ultimate Fighting fans know Chuck Liddell as The Iceman. Liddell has that history.Ī judge is expected to rule on the Liddell’s custody case in November of this year. While divorce is never easy, and custody battles can be very messy, it would not be uncommon for a fighter to be diagnosed with CTE, especially a fighter who has had a history of being knocked out in the cage. Liddells’ last 4 fights of his career were lost by knockout. Prior to that bout, he had not entered the Octagon since 2010. Liddell has not fought since November of 2018, where he went down to defeat by knockout against Tito Ortiz (21-12 MMA). He has terrible sleep apnea.”ĬTE is a progressive brain condition that is thought to be caused by repeated blows to the head and repeated concussions. He’s going to have dementia or Alzheimer’s. He can’t remember stuff and gets stuck on speech. “He’s been knocked out many times and has CTE. Liddell is accusing her estranged 52 year old husband of having CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) which can result in fits of violence, paranoia and substance abuse. It was during these proceedings that ‘ The Blast‘ obtained legal documents wherein Ms. Prior to the announcement of the split there were incidents in the tabloids of domestic abuse, both verbal and physical, in the household.ĭivorce proceedings are currently underway which include court evaluations and testimonies from both parents.
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