I'm officially giving my respects to Bernard Hopkins.

[fabie]

You're the same guy who claimed you scored the fight a split decision..lmao

assclown

What's wrong with that? Does it have to be within your own perception? AGAIN, I think highly of HOPKINS and his legendary career. But I still think that he "lost" that fight by a "hair" last night.

The fight officially ended in a DRAW. My humble estimation only deviated "by a hair" and you called me an ASSCLOWN and another called me a FOOL?

What the....if I called it UD by PASCAL then I think I would deserve your harsh criticism and name calling, but still. A DRAW could have gone EITHER WAY.

I just saw it by PASCAL due to the two KDs.

[mushahadeen]

I just saw it by PASCAL due to the two KDs.

That's because you don't know boxing.

[wazaa.]

wow, Hopkins is getting the respect of the great xAUGUSTUSx...

[xAUGUSTUSx]

wow, Hopkins is getting the respect of the great xAUGUSTUSx...

Thats right. He's made it. LOL!

[fabie]

That's because you don't know boxing.

Really? Because of that statement? hehehe

[RubenSonny]

Just because I didn't agree with your perception and I am a fool? The fight ended up in a DRAW, which means it can easily go either direction.

If you have read my posting, I have given my congratulations to the man deserving a worthy boxer to be in the HOF in the future. But last night's fight would hardly dim his glorious past.

I still think that Pascal won "by a hair"...

Do you really understand what I've said "by a hair"? The main thing that made it towards Pascal (in my humble estimation) are the 2 KDs....it cannot end up in a draw if the one of them were KNOCKED DOWN, let alone twice.

You do realise its a round by round scoring system you fool. Getting knocked down means you lose a point, you can easily draw or win you simpleton.

[deuce_drop]

Just because I didn't agree with your perception and I am a fool? The fight ended up in a DRAW, which means it can easily go either direction.

If you have read my posting, I have given my congratulations to the man deserving a worthy boxer to be in the HOF in the future. But last night's fight would hardly dim his glorious past.

I still think that Pascal won "by a hair"...

Do you really understand what I've said "by a hair"? The main thing that made it towards Pascal (in my humble estimation) are the 2 KDs....it cannot end up in a draw if the one of them were KNOCKED DOWN, let alone twice.

You do realise its a round by round scoring system you fool. Getting knocked down means you lose a point, you can easily draw or win you simpleton.

you realize the above post is one of what you hear from a casual boxing fan, because anyone who knows boxing, knows how to score a fight and you don't win a fight with two knockdowns and losing the rest of the fight. there were 12 rounds and out of those 12 rounds, pascal won three at best...........

casual fans see a knockdown and the fight is a wrap, they don't see anything else other than the overt obviousness of a knockdown, but they never see the slick craft and nuances of what boxing is really about, the sweet science, not the crude flailing of punches...........

[RubenSonny]

you realize the above post is one of what you hear from a casual boxing fan, because anyone who knows boxing, knows how to score a fight and you don't win a fight with two knockdowns and losing the rest of the fight. there were 12 rounds and out of those 12 rounds, pascal won three at best...........

casual fans see a knockdown and the fight is a wrap, they don't see anything else other than the overt obviousness of a knockdown, but they never see the slick craft and nuances of what boxing is really about, the sweet science, not the crude flailing of punches...........

Exactly right.

[ßringer]

I've been telling you all for years not to underestimate this dude.

He's a different kind of beast.

[The Gambler1981]

I've been telling you all for years not to underestimate this dude.

He's a different kind of beast.

If B-Hop has proven one thing over the last decade it is do not take the man lightly.

Yet people always make that mistake.