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Another pillow punching blown up jr. middleweight? Why am I not surprised... 
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who the hell was miranda fightin last week , willie who, couldnt even stop glass jawed leonard pierre **** outta hereComment
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Taylor fought Bernard Hopkins twice then Winky Wright, #1 P4P and #2 P4P, and then dominated a A-game Ouma. Why would you lose your respect for Taylor if he fights Mora? If you have any...Taylor makes Miranda look like an amatuer, he will just get better. Mora was supposed to get a title shot anyway...Last edited by Parody; 12-18-2006, 08:32 PM.Comment
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How the **** did Ouma make him look bad? By that headbutt? He promised a KO but still won in dominating fashion, if Winky ****ing Wright won that fight by UD everyone would grab his balls but since Taylor won it by decision everyone's ass is on fire... again how the **** did he get backed up? taylor is a counter puncher who fights that way, he will expose miranda anyway...Comment
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Even the great ones of the past were given easier fights after tough ones, so I was not at all surprised that Taylor faced Uoma after the (controversial) draw with Winky. But, Mora after Uoma? Well, Okay. There were the Hopkins fights before Winky after all.
Nonetheless, Jermain should seriously consider that although FMayweather is widely regarded today as the best, many get on his case simply because a lot of people view him as having had too smooth a ride gained by studiously chosing to cruise over minor humps while religiously avoiding dangerous bumps. This is not saying of course that PBF deserves the brickbats.
In Jermain's case, he has not won decisively against the big names and while he decisively bested Uoma, the fashion by which that win was earned cannot be called spectacular. And, spectacular is/was what is/was expected from Taylor whenever he fights anyone like an Uoma.
If Jermain wants to silence his critics, he and his crew need not look too hard; they know what to do. I hope they do it soon. They must not wait to hear the buzz of impatience, which can easily deteriorate to the silence of indifference. The worst thing that can happen to an undefeated champion is not losing. It is when the vast majority of people (avid fans of the sport included) stop caring about his fights.Last edited by grayfist; 12-18-2006, 10:26 PM.Comment
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