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  • #21
    Originally posted by tatangb45 View Post
    A boxer chose a dangerous profession and that requires courage. If he is scared of the possible pain and consequence and would duck threats to avoid these, he should pick another profession.
    42-0 says otherwise

    Nice try though

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    • #22
      Originally posted by Rockin' View Post
      a boxer is a wussy if he mentions that he's afraid for his health when he suspects that his opponent might be juicing? The aspect of performance enhancers can't be over looked and Floyd is playing the cards that are in his hand. Who the **** are you to call any world class fighter a wussy?..........Rockin'
      Have you been hiding in a cave or something? Don't you know that testing is not an issue anymore?

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      • #23
        Originally posted by Larryx2011 View Post
        boxing-hit and dont get hit.he who masters that and is smart enough toget the best deals=a successful and smart person
        still defending floyd in a lighter way... but he is a a superb boxer and a brilliant

        businessman.

        boxing = sports using physical contact.

        boxer = PROFESSIONAL boxer.

        so if you are a professional in a field of boxing it is simplest way to understand

        floyd is an expert in it. but he is a guy protecting himself and his health.

        ALI is the king of everything he does.. Floyd isnt. thats why he call himself a

        MONEY.

        bob costas ask him... and he answers.... and it is very sad.

        he is not afraid of pac thats why he is asking for a test.

        he is afraid of LOASING that "0".

        if he loses that he lost all that $ and his credibility and his legacy is in

        jeopardy.

        **** legacy, he never listens to his fan. lol.

        if floyd fails on thinking pac is on something he thinks about about his health

        as he said, "anything can happen."

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        • #24
          I dont know, ballroom dancing is pretty fuccking dangerous

          Do you know how easy it is to snap your ankle on one of those spins?

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          • #25
            Originally posted by tatangb45 View Post
            Have you been hiding in a cave or something? Don't you know that testing is not an issue anymore?
            ok, fine no issue on tests. Still I ask, who the **** are you to call any world class fighter a wussy? You know nothing of warring in the ring or how much it takes to step in there nor do you have any first hand experience of the damage incurred in prize fights. Just another arm chair critic...............Rockin'

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            • #26
              Originally posted by Rockin' View Post
              ok, fine no issue on tests. Still I ask, who the **** are you to call any world class fighter a wussy? You know nothing of warring in the ring or how much it takes to step in there nor do you have any first hand experience of the damage incurred in prize fights. Just another arm chair critic...............Rockin'
              When a boxer openly confesses that he subscribes to the idea of ducking fights to protect his health and for self preservation, then he should not be surprised if somebody calls him a COWARD. If he is so concerned about ending up like Ali, then he should quit boxing and find another profession.

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              • #27
                Originally posted by Rockin' View Post
                ok, fine no issue on tests. Still I ask, who the **** are you to call any world class fighter a wussy? You know nothing of warring in the ring or how much it takes to step in there nor do you have any first hand experience of the damage incurred in prize fights. Just another arm chair critic...............Rockin'
                Fighters get famous and rich due to exposure to the public, so they are also subject to criticism by the public. You dont have to be a professional athlete to criticize or praise other professional athletes.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by tatangb45 View Post
                  Ali, Robinson, Duran, Hearns, Hagler, etc. all knew and accepted that boxing is dangerous profession. Yet they recognized that to achieve gain and fame, they must take the risk and accept the pain. They also realized that to minimize the pain they must rely on their skills, not on their ability to avoid the threats.

                  Boxing is a physical and dangerous sport. That is it's nature. That is also what makes it enticing to watch. If boxers can cherry pick their opponents and duck the threats because they fear the possible dire consequences, then the sport of boxing will simply become a joke, a farce. There would be no point in watching and supporting the sport anymore. We all might as well switch to watching ballroom dancing.

                  Any sport, whether its football, basketball, tennis, swimming, track & field, etc., the goal is to determine who is the best. And to be the best, athletes must face the best. Anyone who refuses to abide and accept this universal principle of all sports and who will instead deliberately duck a threat for fear of losing, or is afraid of the adverse consequences, is nothing but a COWARD and should not be allowed in the sport in the first place. Likewise, any fan who agrees with the COWARD is contributing to degradation of the sport and is definitely not a true fan of that sport.
                  I agree with what you're saying...Manny Pacquiao is a complete joke and fraud to the sport since 2008...Floyd too no doubt. A bunch of bums exploiting their naive fanbases for profit. Good for them. Bad for the sport.

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                  • #29
                    People actually have to get this theory out of their heads that just because someone steps into the ring with someone that makes them both courageous.

                    Fighters are trained to fight each other, it's a job for them. They are used to this, they prepare and train extensively, spend thousands of hours just for these boxing matches. The pain threshold is very very different for a boxer then for a non fighter. For instance, in the Holyfield Fights these punches Holyfield landed on Lewis will literally kill a basketball player, but for Lewis he was barely hurt. You can't judge boxer courage the same way you judge courage for other people and athletes.

                    BOXER COURAGE is guys like Joe Frazier, Ali, guys like them. And ya to a extend Mike Tyson because despite all his training this guy is severely under sized for a boxing champion so he did have a **** load of courage.

                    Wladimir Klithscko going into the ring with god damn Mormock , it's just a every day job for him. Nothing courageous about that.
                    BOXING COURAGE is when Lennox Lewis was hurt bad against Frank Bruno and sucked it up going on to knock him the **** out. It's when Frazer continuously throw himself at Ali and getting punished nonstop. It's Holyfield vs Bowe Round 10. It's bowe vs golota 2. That's boxing courage.

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                    • #30
                      Both pacquiao and Floyd are overhyped as hell and scared of each other. But I do gotta give Pacquiao some credit for going into the ring against De la Hoya and Margarito. YA YA they were dead drained and damaged, but there was still a good possibility these guys come in at massive weight advantage and one punch and Pac is dead.

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