Talk:Tra Telligman
Latest comment: 15 years ago by Dreaded Walrus in topic Poland Syndrome
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Untitled edit
Tracey lost his first fight in the UFC to Vitor Belfort NOT by a cut, but by a verbal submission because he was getting ground-and-pounded. People need to quit going to Sherdog for erroneous information and actually watch the bouts if they are going to post on these topics. ~~justtalk
Poland Syndrome edit
Tra Telligman may indeed have been involved in a traffic accident as a child, but I have heard it said that the main reason for the appearance of his chest is that he has congenital Poland Syndrome. Citation not available, but the appearance of his bare chest would seem to lend credence to this. Can anyone make a more definite statement? Centrepull (talk) 23:16, 2 March 2009 (UTC)
- I think it was mentioned in the commentary in his first UFC appearance that it was a result of the car accident. I can't remember if he had to have it removed or what, but I do remember the car accident thing was mentioned as the cause. Obviously it's not definitive proof, nor the most reliable source, but unfortunately without a more definitive statement suggesting that it is the result of Poland Syndrome, I guess this is the best we've got. Dreaded Walrus t c 06:29, 3 March 2009 (UTC)