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exactly.
i'm not afraid to admit i dont appreciate it being thrown around like that. i use it and i even feel wrong when i do sometimes. but, i am a black man and was raised around people who used it, in the suburbs, with a different meaning. nevertheless, i said i'd stop using it and this situation is further reason why i should not.
if i'm pissed he using it, i shouldn't use it. regardless of what it has come to mean when used amongst blacks by blacks. i'll stop but he won't be on here talking that nwa **** when that's a word that harbors a history i'm sure his punk ass does not understand. no matter how it's usedComment
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Forget being diplomatic, guys a complete chav, he was probably nicking car steroes straight from the womb (only brits will get that one)Comment
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Is that reply a rap or summit or nothing beeeeatch, you lot are so sad. I know the Hitman and he ****ing hates PBF and when you talk about being tough well Richard is one of the toughest ****s you would never want to meet.
You are the racist, and you should read your history, well all 5 mins of it you donk.Comment
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Where there's smoke, there's fire.
OK, so Ricky WANTED the fight but his daddy wouldn't let him? Is THAT what you are saying?
Coyote Duran: I can see how that would work in the end but you'd think now that Ricky Hatton would feel like he was wasting his time against a Carlos Maussa since he beat the real champion.
Frank Warren: I would've thought so. I mean, prior to that fight, I had offered him the (WBO titlist Miguel) Cotto fight. I had offered him (WBC titlist) Floyd Mayweather. Even Don King and I spoke about (Undisputed Welterweight Champion) Zab Judah. But when he went out to Atlantic City to see the Maussa fight, he wanted the Maussa fight. To me, it's a belt and I can understand, as a fighter, that he'd want that belt, but let's be honest about it. Kostya Tszyu vacated that title and Ricky Hatton beat Kostya Tszyu. So, on the same list as Joe Calzaghe, he was the #1 by Ring magazine. Who cares about that (WBA belt)?Comment
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Frank Warren's word is worthless for more reasons than I care to list but the most significant flaw in your argument is that the quote you have just posted relates to a different time period than the original quote from Ray Hatton.OK, so Ricky WANTED the fight but his daddy wouldn't let him? Is THAT what you are saying?
Coyote Duran: I can see how that would work in the end but you'd think now that Ricky Hatton would feel like he was wasting his time against a Carlos Maussa since he beat the real champion.
Frank Warren: I would've thought so. I mean, prior to that fight, I had offered him the (WBO titlist Miguel) Cotto fight. I had offered him (WBC titlist) Floyd Mayweather. Even Don King and I spoke about (Undisputed Welterweight Champion) Zab Judah. But when he went out to Atlantic City to see the Maussa fight, he wanted the Maussa fight. To me, it's a belt and I can understand, as a fighter, that he'd want that belt, but let's be honest about it. Kostya Tszyu vacated that title and Ricky Hatton beat Kostya Tszyu. So, on the same list as Joe Calzaghe, he was the #1 by Ring magazine. Who cares about that (WBA belt)?Comment
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Dont worry it wasnt a racist one, was a good one though, down in london we have plenty of jokes for people from the North Of England,
Seriously, guy is a complete ****, Ginger hair, rotten teeth, Burberry Jacket, has about five kids, lives off welfare, and nicks hubcaps to support his crack addiction. Just another day on the street of Manchester, lol.Comment
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