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I'm not sure if he's sick, brain damaged or under the influence, but in any event, he was in no shape to be on television. I couldn't really understand what he was saying, but it sounded like he said toward the end that he plans to fight Tommy Morrison. I'm thinking that's probably not a good idea for either one of them.
Interviewer Gary Cogill sounded concerned when he ended the interview with, "You hang in there today, OK? Take care of yourself." He elaborates on his thoughts about the interview at the TV station's web site, where he urges Liddell to get some sleep before his next interview. I don't think sleep is all he needs.
Hat tip: Sports by Brooks.
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