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Fact or Fiction: BHop's promise to his mother
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Originally posted by ИATAS206 View PostHopkins was not born to mortal humans; he was spontaneously generated out of crime and hate. Hopkins simply exists, there was nothing prior nor after.
Hopkins is the bastard spawn of a thousand inmates sent to boxing to terrorize sodomize and pillage
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Originally posted by Medved View PostHe meant everyone thought she was DEAD. Are you that stupid to not make the connection? PUTOLast edited by joseph5620; 09-06-2011, 04:57 PM.
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Originally posted by VoodooChild View PostI've heard a rumor that BHop promised his mother on her death bed that he would stop fighting by the age of 41. I've looked for proof of this but have never been able to find the interview. Is this just a rumor or did Bernard actually promise this?
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Originally posted by Heeb View PostWhat the fuck does this mean?
So to suddenly find, that underneath Hopkins' sinister, brutal looking exterior, he had feelings of sentimentality enough to make and KEEP a promise to a "dying mother" was more than surprising. Many of his age and younger, didn't have mothers any more.
I for one, found it hard to believe, and felt it was his "out", an excuse, because he had been beaten, and maybe felt like quitting, although, of course, at that time, he had NEVER ever admitted to having been beaten by anyone, including his clear loss to Roy Jones.
I felt that if he wanted to do anything, like continue boxing when he was still good, a little thing like a "promise to a mother" woudn't stop him......And, as it turned put................
I hope you appreciate the time I've taken to enlighten you, even though you asked in pretty crude terms.
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View PostI wasn't asking you, David Duke. And even if she was dead it doesn't change the fact that he "had" a Mother. Go take some reading and English comprehension courses, Igor.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostYes, Hopkins made the promise.....
He quickly then broke it, after he saw all the $$$ that was on the table.
We know from Barrera, Mosley and Marquez that these Golden Balls partnerships are just "smoke and mirrors", of no monetary value, and these guys had no power nor position of any kind but were just used for their names and appearances at weigh-ins and on platforms etc.
Which is perfectly understandable, and I never expected anything else, in fact I wrote about this a few times in the past. Why should Oscar hand over a valuable share of his own business to a few semi-illiterate otherwise business-useless guys, etc,etc. Of course being appointed the Golden Balls East Coast director, and West Coast Director, and Mexican Director or whatever they were called, gave Golden Balls the impression of a large, rapidly expanding company growing by leaps and bounds into a HUGE company (Probably to try to immitate Top Rank which is a genuinely HUGE company).
I always felt there was nothing to it. In checking net worths the other day I found that Oscar, contrary to what's generally thought, is NOT nearly a billionaire, but worth a total of $175 mill. His avowed ambition to be a billionaire will likely be realised, if all goes well, only when he's about Arum's age. As I well know from a lifetime of money experience, "money doesn't grow on trees......" and takes a lot of hard work and planning and a HUGE heap of luck.
Anyway, to get back to Hopkins' "promise". If he made one, well, he broke it when it suited him....which was pretty soon.
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