Bill Belichick is the universally famous coaching genius who won eight Super Bowls, six with the New England Patriots as head coach and two with the New York Giants as defensive coordinator. He was born on April 16, 1952, making him seventy-four years old.
Belichick is no longer making headlines in the NFL; he’s moved out of the spotlight and today opts to coach college football with the Carolina Tar Heels. Bill, however, is not totally out of the headlines, as we are now finding out about his breakup with Jordon Hudson, with whom he has gone out for three or four years.
Jordon is only twenty-five; that’s forty-nine years younger than Belichick, making her his granddaughter’s age and around twenty-one when they met. She is a former cheerleader and beauty pageant contestant. I wonder what he saw in her? Hmm.
Although they gave no official explanation for the split, it was obvious that Bill no longer wanted to pay for sex or Jordon felt she made enough money and it was time to return to the streets. No, it’s fair to say that Jordon probably made enough of her own connections and no longer needed to sleep with a seventy-four-year-old.
The relationship was obviously built upon sex; Belichick had the money and fame, and she had the looks. I mean, we can all agree that Bill was way out of his league. You don’t think Jordon would go for a seventy-four-year-old without the prestige or clout, no matter how good-looking he happened to be. It would be like Jordon was dating her grandfather’s friend from the old days, and that’s plain creepy.
Bill can’t even suggest that he was getting anything other than sex out of his ex-girlfriend; what could he possibly have had in common with her? She is four generations removed from him; she was a pageant queen, and he was a professional coaching genius. She left him owning eight million dollars in real estate, as COO of his company and maintaining many commercial investments.
If you’re a good-looking young woman, then that’s your commodity, and you use that as currency in the dating world. This is a great example of how female empowerment is a farce. A homely woman couldn’t pull a Bill Belichick, and he wouldn’t need to go after her because of his many assets.
Men are not interested in a woman’s bank account or how far she went in school; it comes down to her looks and whether she’s attractive. Women, for the most part, are looking for a man who can take care of them, whether he has power, money, or prestige. Many women can settle for a guy with whom they have much in common, but are always looking for better. A smart woman will realize what she has and build a life with the man she fell in love with.
Women are biologically driven to find the best man with whom they can create a family. Unfortunately, a lot of women believe the man with more assets is the best man, but there is much more than that which must be calculated. Some women with short green, red, or orange-colored hair will emphatically state that they don’t need a man, but these are usually angry and bitter people who cannot compete in the dating world.
Women always claim that they are looking for a good man who will treat them right but go for a guy with model looks and a big bank account. Many people would claim that sort of woman is not much different from a prostitute; does that make what Jordon did with Bill just another form of prostitution? A man who has everything can date a woman who is out of his league, and that’ll never change.
There is no way Jordon falls for Bill, minus his accolades and achievements. I just think he has figured out what drives a really good-looking woman, and he used that to his advantage. Bill realizes that you can’t take it all when you go, so he might as well cash some in on a good-looking younger woman. Maybe the sex wasn’t worth what Bill had to shell out any longer, or maybe Jordon felt she’d made enough and it wasn’t worth it anymore.
