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yea, listening. No face time LOL. Camacho fought a VERY smart fight against Tony. And Tony was a strong guy, too, with strong body shots. Camacho had very good skills, tho...one of the biggest UNDERachievers ever. Too bad.
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I MEANT TO SAY... I applaud Antonio for pulling out if he didn't feel ready....look, u can hate the guy all u want but he has to go into that ring feeling 100 percent. Do u know what it is to be in a ring? Do u know what it is to be in there when u your focus is less than stellar? Don't get it messed up, that's a dangerous place in there, my man, and if the guy went in less than ready and got messed up you would be on here dogging him out to no end. Either way it seems he can't win so at the end of the day he needs to (and did do) what was best for him, not for you.Comment
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i'm glad he pulled out too knowing that he wasn't in shape, the last thing boxing needs is a fighter going on national tv out of shape, not making weight, being the favorite, and losing in poor fashion.
not only is it bad for tarver, his opponent, all parties involved, but boxing is the one that would take the hardest hit of all.
you think that they would want to put another nationally televised fight on after that?
at the least tarver didn't try and go through with it only to embarass himself by being out of shape, especially when he was trying to make a comeback after losing to hopkins.
i'm not a fan of tarver but i do respect the fact that he is using common sense in not going through with it until he's a 100% like Scully said. props to tarver for that. even though he probably isnt thinking about boxing and more for himself, but in this case he saves not only his ass but boxings too, at least from the eye of the casual fan..................Comment
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