Even though I like J.Diaz I'm glad he got beaten

**BmoreBrawler** · 03-09-2008, 01:29 AM

Originally posted by vladimir303

The whole Juan Diaz can do it all story grew tired on me.

- Juan Diaz is amazing -

- Juan Diaz about to be a college graduate and still a boxing champion. -

- Juan Diaz training and studying at the same time......woow -

- Juan Diaz will go to law school -

- Juan Diaz for Mayor of Houston

- Juan Diaz for President -

His people really thought he was gonna go through everybody for the next 4 years, remain undefeated, retire and go on to do all these great things outside the ring. I remember a fight early in his career, everybody thought he lost but the judges gave it to him and he was crying afterwards. Tonight he was in that same situation again and despite this fight being fought in Mexico, I'm glad they gave it to the right man who worked his ass off.

The great Amrican story, fantasy ride with Juan studying, training, maintaining a busy productive schedule and his mom tucking him in to sleep at 9 o'clock early at night is now over.

My advice: He should graduate and put aside the whole law school thing for the next 4 years if he plans to continue his boxing career. He is only 24, by the time he retires he will still only be 28. Plenty of time for politics after boxing.

OR

He needs to retire for good from boxing and focus a 100% into his future career outside the ring. Doesn't work both ways.

I dont think he could go into law after 4 brutal boxing years anyway. He should just stick to law and save his brain.

**ferocity** · 03-09-2008, 01:31 AM

You ****en drank all the hateraide.

Don't hate Juan Diaz for him being able to do something no one else has ever done.

**raabd** · 03-09-2008, 01:31 AM

Originally posted by vladimir303

The whole Juan Diaz can do it all story grew tired on me.

- Juan Diaz is amazing -

- Juan Diaz about to be a college graduate and still a boxing champion. -

- Juan Diaz training and studying at the same time......woow -

- Juan Diaz will go to law school -

- Juan Diaz for Mayor of Houston

- Juan Diaz for President -

His people really thought he was gonna go through everybody for the next 4 years, remain undefeated, retire and go on to do all these great things outside the ring. I remember a fight early in his career, everybody thought he lost but the judges gave it to him and he was crying afterwards. Tonight he was in that same situation again and despite this fight being fought in Mexico, I'm glad they gave it to the right man who worked his ass off.

The great Amrican story, fantasy ride with Juan studying, training, maintaining a busy productive schedule and his mom tucking him in to sleep at 9 o'clock early at night is now over.

My advice: He should graduate and put aside the whole law school thing for the next 4 years if he plans to continue his boxing career. He is only 24, by the time he retires he will still only be 28. Plenty of time for politics after boxing.

OR

He needs to retire for good from boxing and focus a 100% into his future career outside the ring. Doesn't work both ways.

I agree 100% with this.

**moy22487** · 03-09-2008, 01:32 AM

Originally posted by ferocity

You ****en drank all the hateraide.

Don't hate Juan Diaz for him being able to do something no one else has ever done.

he came up short so i guess he cant do it.

**joecrappy** · 03-09-2008, 01:32 AM

...he's not even smart. i'm willing to bet his prof's are beefing up that "3.0" GPA of his....probably sits around 2.5 and they add a few. They do that alot to college athletes. And he is creme de la creme.

**Crazylegs77** · 03-09-2008, 01:33 AM

Originally posted by vladimir303

The whole Juan Diaz can do it all story grew tired on me.

- Juan Diaz is amazing -

- Juan Diaz about to be a college graduate and still a boxing champion. -

- Juan Diaz training and studying at the same time......woow -

- Juan Diaz will go to law school -

- Juan Diaz for Mayor of Houston

- Juan Diaz for President -

His people really thought he was gonna go through everybody for the next 4 years, remain undefeated, retire and go on to do all these great things outside the ring. I remember a fight early in his career, everybody thought he lost but the judges gave it to him and he was crying afterwards. Tonight he was in that same situation again and despite this fight being fought in Mexico, I'm glad they gave it to the right man who worked his ass off.

The great Amrican story, fantasy ride with Juan studying, training, maintaining a busy productive schedule and his mom tucking him in to sleep at 9 o'clock early at night is now over.

My advice: He should graduate and put aside the whole law school thing for the next 4 years if he plans to continue his boxing career. He is only 24, by the time he retires he will still only be 28. Plenty of time for politics after boxing.

OR

He needs to retire for good from boxing and focus a 100% into his future career outside the ring. Doesn't work both ways.

I was annoyed when in the pre-fight video he was complaining about working out all day and then going to school, well howbout working a ****ty low paying job all day and actually paying to go to school like a lot of kids do and they dont get big money from HBO and they dont ***** about working hard.

**moy22487** · 03-09-2008, 01:34 AM

i have to say tho storys like diaz story is good for boxing, if he can make it to the top it would be a bigger story, i mean i have hear the story of the guy from the ****** who faught his way to the top, i havent hear enough of the guy who boxing helped him but school is what made his succesfull

**Vladimir303** · 03-09-2008, 01:36 AM

Originally posted by ferocity

You ****en drank all the hateraide.

Don't hate Juan Diaz for him being able to do something no one else has ever done.

I guess he can't do both after all since he clearly lost tonight.

**moy22487** · 03-09-2008, 01:36 AM

Originally posted by crazylegs77

I was annoyed when in the pre-fight video he was complaining about working out all day and then going to school, well howbout working a ****ty low paying job all day and actually paying to go to school like a lot of kids do and they dont get big money from HBO and they dont ***** about working hard.

how many of those kids take beatings at there jobs? working at mcdonals is not as hard as takeing a beating before class

Even though I like J.Diaz I'm glad he got beaten