BHop is a Rat

still a rat for trying to tell the court that dibella was involved in bribery Not a rat. He didn't implicate Dibella to get himself free or set Dibella up that's a that's a rat. Hopkins felt he was jerked around and presented his side of the story. Maybe your definition is different from mine.

Bernard Hopkins spent nearly a decade of his life behind bars at that prison, a prison notorious for inmate violence. How long did Hopkins really spend in prison?

Bernard Hopkins was caught for strong-armed robbery and served almost a decade in one of the most vicious penal institutions in the country. During his time in the joint, Hopkins was branded with the nicknames “Executioner” and “Soapy”. He was released and later became the undisputed middleweight champion of the world. Many reporters were shocked when Hopkins said this about rival, Antonio Tarver, “I used to see guys just like him on D-Block. He would have been taking it in the ass everyday.” Hopkins was referring to his past as an inmate at the Graterford Prison in Pennsylvania. Bernard Hopkins spent nearly a decade of his life behind bars at that prison, a prison notorious for inmate violence. From Hopkins’ comment, we can only divulge that Hopkins finds the thought of grown men being sexually violated in their anuses to be humorous or entertaining. Tarver responded by getting in Hopkins’ face and declaring that he would have been able to handle Hopkins in the ring, the street, or even D-Block. The fact that many sources from the prison state that Hopkins got his nicknames “Executioner” and “Soapy”, because of his aggressive sexual activities on D-Block, is disturbing. An old timer from the Graterford Prison that goes by the name of “Crusty An” paints Hopkins as a bullying figure that once beat a prison sparring partner to the verge of death for having refused to toss Hopkins’ salad! For those that don't know what "tossing salad" is, it is a despicable act in which prisoners are forced to lick the anus of other prisoners. These aggressive acts are also common in frat parties and are part of the new "hazing" craze. According to several inmates that prefer to remain nameless, Bernard Hopkins is very well endowed and used this physical trait in combination with his intimidating persona to force even the most hardened inmates to submit. Prison rape is a serious problem on the level of an epidemic. The perpetrators are usually big black dudes with 11-inch penises and the victims are younger black men or scrawny white individuals of all ages. According to many prisoners and ex convicts, if you are a young guy going to prison for the first time, you will most likely get several involuntary butt examinations in your first year as a “fish”. Experienced cons will approach you and give you cigarettes or chocolate. You will be under the illusion that these items are free but one day they will approach you and be like, “Hey, remember that day I gave you some chocolate? Well, you gots to give me the bootyhole for that, *****. Sex me up motha****a.” Some men are so mentally weak that they submit with minimal resistance to the homosexual advances of corrupt police officers, corrections officers and aggressive fellow inmates. These mentally weak individuals become "*****es", dress in female clothing and often engage in prison prostitution for cigarettes, chocolates, etc. One such weak-minded individual is simply known as “Spanky” and is a long time resident of the prison Bernard Hopkins used to call “home”. When I questioned Spanky, he made the following shocking statements: “I would say he was my first and he always kept coming back for more.” “He had a real big one, at least 10 inches. Sometimes he was very gentle, sometimes he wasn’t, you know? We was real cool until he stopped coming around. We used to call him “Soapy” because he tried to grab this guy in the shower one time but the guy was all lathered up and slipped away. Executioner couldn’t get a good grip because of the soapsuds. That guy got away but that same night, Executioner caught him and made him toss his salad because he said ain't nobody was gonna make a fool of him." An excerpt from www.hrw.org (HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH) gives us a good idea of the things that go on in prison: My abuse started in the County Jail where I was raped by four inmates . . . . I was put in a cell with a gang member who made me give him oral sex. . . . . I went to see a psychologist who told me that I'd caused that inmate to sexually abuse me because I walked around thinking that I was better than the others. He said that I should come down out of the air . . . . I was put back in that same building, in a different cell. Still I was being asked for sex and told that I would have to give myself over one way or another; at this point (looking back on the matter), I can see that I was going through a brake down mentally. Anyway that night I'd made up my mind that I was taking my life for it seemed as if that was the only way out of that Hell. So the sleeping medication they was giving me, I saved for 8 days which came to 800 mg and I took them . . . . It is truly impossible to put into words what goes through one's mind when becoming a victim of rape. Being made into a person of no self worth, remade into what ever the person or gang doing the raping wants you to be. --R.G., California inmate, October 1, 1996

hopkins being a serial rapist in jail and getting called soapy due to his rape activities in the shower is more interesting. its time for someone to do a in depth story on that. ^^^^ Your one of the worst posters on this site, your absolute garbage, I guess your trying to take check hooks spot. How is he rat, I didn't know he implicated Dibella in crimes to get himself free. B-hops 100% legitt. just because he wouldn't let some Harvard grad jerk him around you think he a rat. YOU GUYS ( term used loosely ) are some f@ggôt ass herbs B-hop should be admired for advising young fighters the rules of the game so they don't get taken advantage of by the suits who only care about themselves.

BHop is loyal to his "day ones"...Oscar, Richard, Lou and whoever else are just pieces on his chess board....BHop always talk about being sly as a fox and he's made many references about the wolf and lamb....always letting people know that he was a WOLF.....so he's part wolf and part fox....you can even ask the young lions, they'll confirm that lol.....rat?!?...nah, that's not part of his mix :dance:

B hop doesn't really give a s!!! About loyalty he dumped hbo for showtime and was vocal and made sure we all knew he was riding with Richard and al b4 oscar. But my IMO in this case is who cares it's bhop dude is like a dinosaur kicking all these young kids asses.

hopkins being a serial rapist in jail and getting called soapy due to his rape activities in the shower is more interesting. its time for someone to do a in depth story on that. are you one of BHops shower victims?

Lol Hopkins has always been a rat, and will remain so, he is Goldenboys little bitch who thinks he has some sort of control in the company but really he's just the towel boy.

hopkins being a serial rapist in jail and getting called soapy due to his rape activities in the shower is more interesting. its time for someone to do a in depth story on that.

what's new, everybody knew that hopkins actually is lower than a rat. :fingersx:

That happened over 10 years ago I hope you know :D I do, does it change anything? He tried to destroy a mans reputation

Before the first fight with Taylor, he said to Di Bella that he would commit suicide like his brother.

DiBella v. Hopkins By Thomas Hauser Lou DiBella has won a $610,000 libel judgment against Bernard Hopkins in a jury trial in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. DiBella's lawsuit was filed in December 2001, shortly after Hopkins accused him of soliciting and accepting a $50,000 bribe while DiBella was still a senior vice president at HBO Sports. The jury's verdict was a significant victory and marked the end of a long and winding road for DiBella. For Hopkins, one of the great fighters in ring history, there is damaged credibility and a large chunk of money won in the ring has been lost. DiBella and Hopkins joined forces as advisor and fighter on a handshake agreement in early 2000, two months after "The Executioner" received $100,000 for defending his IBF middleweight title against Antwun Echols. With DiBella's support, Hopkins made $525,000 for a May 2000 defense against Syd Vanderpool and $650,000 for a December 2000 rematch against Echols. Then, in 2001, DiBella engineered Hopkins's entry into Don King's middleweight championship tournament. For that bit of business, Hopkins received $1,000,000 for fighting Keith Holmes, $2,750,000 for fighting Felix Trinidad, $50,000 in expenses for each fight, and a $200,000 signing bonus. In sum, before DiBella, Hopkins was an extremely talented fighter with limited name recognition who rarely made big money. With DiBella in his camp, he became a star. DiBella believed in Hopkins. Sitting in Madison Square Garden moments before Bernard was to enter the ring for his historic bout against Trinidad, DiBella declared, "Tonight is important to my company financially, but it's hugely important to me personally because Bernard will always be hugely important to me. I cherish the relationship I have with Bernard." But once Hopkins beat Trinidad, he figured he didn't need DiBella anymore. So he dumped him. If Hopkins had simply said, "Lou did a good job, but I don't want to work with him in the future," DiBella would have been hurt and angry, but there wouldn't have been a lawsuit. However, Hopkins went further. In late December 2001, stung by media criticism that he was an ingrate, he gave an interview to internet writer Steve Kim in which he accused DiBella of demanding and receiving a $50,000 bribe to put him on HBO at a time when DiBella was still employed by HBO. Mike Trainer, who handled Sugar Ray Leonard's business affairs during the fighter's ring career, once said, "To survive in boxing, you take on the characteristics of those you abhor. You become like them." Throughout his years in boxing, DiBella has defied that trend. He's one of the honorable people in the sport. And his passion for fairness didn't end when he left HBO and the checkbook he was balancing became his own. When the Association of Boxing Commissions set up a fighters relief fund, DiBella donated $5,000. No other donor, corporate or individual, contributed more than $1,000. In November 2001, DiBella took a $70,000 loss to turn one of his fight cards into a fundraiser for the Twin Towers Fund. Earlier this year, he paid travel and hotel expenses for Gerald McClellan and McClellan's sister to attend a dinner in New York where Teddy Blackburn was honored for his work with the disabled fighter. As of late, DiBella, like many others in boxing, has been struggling. "I knew the impediments I'd face when I set up my own business," he said recently. "I understood that the entrenched powers would line up against me. What I didn't count on, and maybe I was naive, was that the fighters -- and I won't even say the fighters; I'll limit myself to one particular fighter -- would react the way they did. The only reason I'm not where I want to be today is Bernard Hopkins. Bernard has poisoned the well for me with a lot of fighters. And Bernard should have fought two major fights this year instead of one minor one. If he had, I could have made $800,000 instead of paying $200,000 in legal fees. That's a swing of one million dollars. the rest of the article http://www.secondsout.com/columns/thomas-hauser/dibella-v-hopkins1 That happened over 10 years ago I hope you know :D