What has Bert Sugar done for boxing?

[Sin City]

wow. yall should kill your selves for talking down on bert sugar!
the man knows more about boxing then all of you combined!
if you disagree with his opinions that's one thing but i dont see how that's running his mouth.
i think it's funny how some of yall ***** about bias when everything has a biased because eveyone has an opinion.
there is not one person out there who is not biase, this doesn't exlude the media.
quit being little whiny bitches because you don't like what a boxing expert says.. I don't like some of the **** that comes out of a lot of peoples mouths but they been in the game real long so you have to at least respect the opinion.

[rebmogul]

wow. yall should kill your selves for talking down on bert sugar!
the man knows more about boxing then all of you combined!
if you disagree with his opinions that's one thing but i dont see how that's running his mouth.
i think it's funny how some of yall ***** about bias when everything has a biased because eveyone has an opinion.
there is not one person out there who is not biase, this doesn't exlude the media.
quit being little whiny bitches because you don't like what a boxing expert says.. I don't like some of the **** that comes out of a lot of peoples mouths but they been in the game real long so you have to at least respect the opinion.

you know, everyone has opinions. i have probably listened to the guy speak, what, maybe a few dozen times and personally, i've never heard him say anything that i thought was profound, entertaining or even meaningful.

in contrast, i have read quite few posts and debates from people on this post that were very insightful and actually changed my opinion on a few subjects, solely because of what they had to say.


maybe it's safe to say; just because you and a few others happen to like the guy and happen to identify with some or many of the things he says, doesn't
make him any more or any less knowledgable about any subject. it just means you like and respect the guy and that's cool.

but don't try to come off on other people like they don't **** about boxing just because they don't share your same opinion. i mean what's next? we ain't going to heaven because we don't congregate and donate to your church.

the question was, what has he done for the sport of boxing that got him inducted into the HOF? I'd like to know. **** what he has said or what he has forgotten and all the rest of that bull****. what has he done?

[BiggyGuns91]

who cares, if you dont like him **** him its as simple as that

[the330ballers]

yeah i liked listening to his stories when i started following boxing


but after awhile i got the sense that some of his stories are like copyrighted.. only he can tell them...


the willie pep no punch story? only bert sugar can tell it or write about it.


you wanna be a knowledgable boxing commentator you cant use a story that bert sugars used before.

[rebmogul]

personally, i don't really care for the guy, so **** 'em. but that wasn't what this thread was about.

the point is and the question was, what has he done to get inducted to the HOF? can anyone answer that simple question?

[juanroldan]

not 99.9 percent 100% of all posters

Bert Sugar knows more about boxing than 40% of the posters here

[SkillspayBills]

Bert probly knows more about boxing than 99.9% of the posters here.

No, he knows more about boxing than 100% of everyone on this site.

[Brother Blues]

I like him and love to hear him talk boxing,but....
It's funny guys like him,**** Vitale and others...after a while they become sort of a caricature of themselves.I was watching him last night,and heard some of the same punchlines he has told many times.
Which,is not a bad thing...just a thing.

[TheGreatA]

Sugar vs Gerry Cooney


I like this document he made of Jerry Quarry.

[Scott9945]

Bert probly knows more about boxing than 99.9% of the posters here.

True, but he is still full of **** a lot of times. He conveniently changes his stories for different occasions. He also used to bounce checks all over the place when he ran Ring Magazine.