I got some inside info on Juan.......

[My Name Is...]

My response to that:

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=168306

I guess, but he can do both. He has shown that he could. With all of the promoter stuff going on, and his brother being messed up with a broken jaw and other stuff outside of the ring fianlly caught up to him. They were getting pissed at the gym becaue they took him to Cancun on Tuesday. They said he was going to be too relaxed and take the hunger and fire away from him. He was gonna be in a chill mode instead of a fighting mode. I guess they were right. But I respect your opinion, to each there own.

[DrewWoodside]

I dont know if you come from an hispanic background or have parents that came from Mexico, but I have and the most the most important thing to them is SCHOOL. I mean I am doing pretty well for myself, but my father is always on my ass cuz I havent gone to school. I am 23 and he still screams and yells at me for that. We still have arguements over that. There is no way you can convince a Mexican immigrant that ANYTHING is more important than school. And he really does have those long days. It's not just a sob story its true life, no bull****.

I understand that his parents want him to go to school, but he has a lot of phenomenal opportunities. So if you expect people to have sympathy because he's got too much talent and too little time then you're crazy.

[My Name Is...]

Im not saying give him sympathy, but people act like its wrong fro him to do both. An education last a lot longer than a boxing career. Knowlege is forever, boxing is for 1/10 of you life (unless you like roberto duran and holyfield or some other washed fighter that boxes till he 50).

[KingTito]

of course i'd like to see him fight some more, but if he wants to retire and focus on school and take a break, then i don't blame him at all