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If it was a legit excuse this would have come up a long time ago not now. Tarver was probably sapped from the weight issue from all the weight he gained from doing Rocky 6. I heard a rumor that he was up to like 215-220 for the movie and if he was no wonder he was drained and plus when your going up against B-Hop and he is at the top of his game it's game over. B-Hop totally worked him over that night because he is the better fighter.
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tarver isnt helping his cause with stuff like this, also it makes him look like a hypocrite saying that he was "drugged". his whole driving force against Jones was Roy was making excuses, now what is Tarver doing???? what a sucka!Comment
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its now being reported by ESPN too. That means everyone will start picking up on this.Comment
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I feel bad for Bernard. Now one of his best wins is tainted...Comment
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Tarver was a crackhead half his life, maybe he smoked a little rock before the reporter asked the question plus my stereo is missing............Comment
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this is how tarver and his team are trying to lock up a rematch with hopkins, discredit his win and he'll want to do it again to prove that he beat tarver soundly the first time by doing it a second.
it's bush league tactics..........make a noise about it and it try to dupe people into believing it and create a demand for a rematch. where i think tarver would lose again.Comment
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The irony of Antonio Tarver.
"Any excuses tonight antonio?"
courtesy of fn.com
When asked about his lackluster and unimpressive loss to Hopkins last June, Tarver, a man who once mocked Roy Jones for using excuses, brought up the idea that he may have been drugged or poisoned going into that fight. "I felt weak. Stiff. I had nothing. I was getting caught by straight right hands. I've never felt like that before." When asked how he may have been poisoned, Tarver replied, "I don't know. Maybe something in the steaks."
Too much ketchup on the steak? Not enough maybe?Comment
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Looks like Milk dud is a hypocriteComment
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