Will Deegan ever Win a 450 MX or SX title?

RDnutz
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nice imaginary telling of how people must think that aren't on the Deegan bandwagon for whatever reason. Weren't you 1 of the guys all but guaranteeing Deegan would immediately dominate and win titles this year? Like some of the people looking back at his 250 career and comparing to other people who won less in 250s but were champions in 450s? Biggest reality check is he didn't lead a single lap all year no matter the rest of the field. He turned some fast lap times, got some hole shots and podiums- but no titles. Might be best to turn down the expectations a notch or 2 and let the kid prove he's a championship instead of anointing him and making excuses for him.

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RDnutz wrote:
nice imaginary telling of how people must think that aren't on the Deegan bandwagon for whatever reason. Weren't you 1 of the guys all but guaranteeing...

nice imaginary telling of how people must think that aren't on the Deegan bandwagon for whatever reason. Weren't you 1 of the guys all but guaranteeing Deegan would immediately dominate and win titles this year? Like some of the people looking back at his 250 career and comparing to other people who won less in 250s but were champions in 450s? Biggest reality check is he didn't lead a single lap all year no matter the rest of the field. He turned some fast lap times, got some hole shots and podiums- but no titles. Might be best to turn down the expectations a notch or 2 and let the kid prove he's a championship instead of anointing him and making excuses for him.

He did lead for a few corners right?

Real question: Will Deegan ever win an smx round? Lol

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RDnutz wrote:
nice imaginary telling of how people must think that aren't on the Deegan bandwagon for whatever reason. Weren't you 1 of the guys all but guaranteeing...

nice imaginary telling of how people must think that aren't on the Deegan bandwagon for whatever reason. Weren't you 1 of the guys all but guaranteeing Deegan would immediately dominate and win titles this year? Like some of the people looking back at his 250 career and comparing to other people who won less in 250s but were champions in 450s? Biggest reality check is he didn't lead a single lap all year no matter the rest of the field. He turned some fast lap times, got some hole shots and podiums- but no titles. Might be best to turn down the expectations a notch or 2 and let the kid prove he's a championship instead of anointing him and making excuses for him.

If you are referring to me, no I wasn’t predicting him to dominate and win a title in his first season. 

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Told you fellas. Get used to it. 

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The answer is still no, and dont bother arguing, SMX is not a real Championship, its just a participation trophy.

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The answer is still no, and dont bother arguing, SMX is not a real Championship, its just a participation trophy.

Confidently stupid. 

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jemcee
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Ah yes the oldest rule of SX.. You can definitely read into the results of a mudder haha

Now if he wins or goes close next week (If it's dry) sure   

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First season in the 450 division, he is in the top 5 of nearly every moto, keeping up with the leaders and leaving the field far behind. Yes, he will learn the smoothness and efficiency needed to hone his brutal intensity and already excellent consistency. He does that, and there's no reason tho think he won't, he will challenge Jett and leave the rest behind. 

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First season in the 450 division, he is in the top 5 of nearly every moto, keeping up with the leaders and leaving the field far...

First season in the 450 division, he is in the top 5 of nearly every moto, keeping up with the leaders and leaving the field far behind. Yes, he will learn the smoothness and efficiency needed to hone his brutal intensity and already excellent consistency. He does that, and there's no reason tho think he won't, he will challenge Jett and leave the rest behind. 

Deegan is not "keeping up with the leaders", unless you consider a 20+ second gap to be keeping up.

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