Crouching_Tiger

Former pro wrestling icon ULTIMATE WARRIOR, who's now a professional Conservative speaker, CERTAINLY ISN'T AFRAID TO SPEAK HIS mind on any subject. Here are some the comments he has posted on his Web site: On celebrities who repeatedly behave badly: "It is my own personal opinion that people who over and over again choose to act stupid, weak and anti-human should no longer be allowed to interact with those of us that choose not to. Let your own imagination take it from there.... Guys like Darryl Strawberry and Scott Hall and Robert Downey, Jr. and Mike Tyson, etc., should at the least be confined till death do us part in a place with all the recidivist others, and at best terminated so as to protect the future gene pool." Wow! That's one stiff punishment for being a bad ass! :p What do you say of the Warrior's comment?

Monday March 28, 2005 21:07 PST Bloodied Scott Harrison kicked-out of Night Club According to several reports, WBO Featherweight champ, Scottie Harrison was involved in yet another street-confrontation, this time with seven bouncers at the Centre Point club in East Kilbride. Harrison apparently began arguing with a doorman, and when they realized who he was, several more "doormen" or bouncers, were called to assist. Witnesses say that Harrison was escorted off the premises after a several minute melee. One witness said, "As he left the club, he was bleeding from the head ... It looked quite nasty." In June of last year, Harrison was acquitted of charges that he beat a man in a restroom at a bar. And earlier this month, Harrison appeared in court on charges of "Resisting Arrest", stemming from an incident in which a cabbie drove to a police station after Harrison refused to leave his cab. I don't know much about his background, character or his "recreational" preferences, but is Scottie another bad boy of boxing? :boxing:

I was just wondering. With so many alphabet boxing organizations with their own set of champions holding practically useless alphabet titles and belts, would a Royal Rumble style tournament be possible in boxing to unify once and for all the championship in each division, so that we'll have one single champion for each? I mean, set up a purse of say $5million and the champion of each organization in a division will step into the ring and rumble it out in 15 rounds, and whoever's the last man standing will take the purse and title winner-take-all. Let's start with Byrd, Ruiz, Vitaly and Brewster. What do you guys think? :cool:

This is not to make any excuses for Pac's loss, nor to take away anything from Erik's victory. I have been wondering since Saturday... WHAT IF it was Morales (not Pac) who got that nasty cut over the eye and fought practically one-eyed for 8 rounds, would the result have been different?? :confused: I just want your objective opinions and analysis, guys. Thanks! :boxing:

Alexis started his pro career as a feather in 75 when he KOd Ruben Olivares. He successfully defended his title several times (mostly by KO) before moving up to superfeather in 78 by KOing Alredo Escalera. From 78 to 82, he defended his title and prevailed over such who's-who in boxing at the time - Bobby Chacon, Bazooka Limon, Rolando Navarrette, Boza-Edwards, Boom-boom Mancini, Robert Elizondo and other boxing greats. :boxing: Until his fateful decision to move up again - to jr welter - where and was demolished and retired by Aaron Pryor (not only once but twice!) :( How do you think he would have fared against any of the best feather/superfeather of today? 1. Pacman 2. MAB 3. Morales 4. JMM 5. even Prince Naz

Barrera Camp Shares Secrets to Pacquiao LOS ANGELES-The think-tank of Marco Antonio Barrera would want to see Manny Pacquiao win over Erik Morales so that nothing will get in the way for a mega-rematch between the past and current featherweight People's Champion by year-end. Roberto Diaz, right hand man of Barrera, even went as far as relaying pointers and fight plans on how Pacquiao, the current People’s Champ, could duplicate what Barrera did last year when he beat Morales in their rubber-match. "We want to see Barrera-Pacquiao II or even Barrera-Pacquiao III. We no longer want Barrera-Morales IV," added Diaz. "My heart wants to see Manny win over Morales. I think a rematch with Pacquiao will be as big as Barrera-Morales III," said Diaz, who also revealed that Barrera has began training in Mexico City. The rematch hinges on whether Barrera can hurdle the challenge of the dangerous African Mzonke Fana. "We want to finish it once and for all," added Diaz, saying that Barrera is aching to avenge the one-sided loss he suffered at the hands of the General Santos buzz-saw. http://www.mannypacquiao.ph/forum/viewtopic.php?p=143604#143604 There is nothing in this world that Barrera wants more than to avenge his loss to Pacman. If Pacman wins over Morales, a MAB-Pacman II will be the BIGGEST MEGA event in recent boxing history, which will be difficult to surpass or even duplicate by any other boxer of any weight class in this modern times. And it could happen late this year! I'm already salivating like shit this early!!! :dance: