Good to hear ako Kwa whilcheyah.
V sad. There is another sports legend that is going thru some tough time. Boris Becker… due to a life of excesses.
I don’t think he has ever regained consciousness.
Wengi.
Team owner.
He can only hope for his son to keep the Woods dynasty alive
Hiyo kitu ya son playing to his heights is very hard. But he will maintain the wealth at least.
Itakuwa tricky but he might achieve some above-average success. Tiger was a child prodigy, a once-in-a-lifetime talent. Golfing just came naturally to him. Honestly I think his adult problems come from the fact that he’s always been in the limelight, but that’s the price of fame. His son has the advantage of having access to the best golfing resources and Tiger Woods as a personal coach. If he remains focused he can make something of it, though he’ll never come close to hitting his father’s peak.
Many times with kids dont quite get the hunger their parents had. Everything is given to them. All the training. Of the GOATS of any sport, how many of their kids rose to the same level. MJs, Ali, Foreman, Nicklaus, Coe, Agostini, Pele, Weah…Practically none. Once they start running into stiff competition, they resort to their dad’s money. As good as Tiger was, he run into trouble once he turned pro. Right out of college, he took about a year to go train/play in Europe to learn how to control distances once he tried the tour and discovered he couldnt beat them.
Tiger Woods was speeding when he crashed his sport-utility vehicle in February, reaching speeds of more than 80 m.p.h. in a 45 m.p.h. zone on a winding road near Los Angeles, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva.
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Villanueva said Woods was traveling between 84 and 87 miles per hour when he lost control, crossing over a median and hitting the curb on the opposite of the road. The vehicle struck a tree at an estimated 75 m.p.h. and was sent airborne, eventually stopping in some brush.
“The primary causal factor for this traffic collision was driving at a speed unsafe for the road conditions and the inability to negotiate the curve of the roadway,” said Villanueva.
The captain of the Lomita Sheriff’s Station, James Powers, said that data was obtained from the vehicle’s event data recorder, known colloquially as the black box. The data showed that Woods had hit the accelerator throughout the crash, and that the pressure applied to the pedal was 99 percent. Powers said he believed that Woods inadvertently hit the accelerator while trying to brake.
Woods was not cited for driving too fast and no criminal charges will be filed, Villanueva said. He added that there were no signs of impairment or intoxication and that Woods was wearing his seatbelt.
Woods has no recollection of the collision, and there were no witnesses to the crash.