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Most of the people in this thread would get ****ed up by a female boxer.
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Maybe getting your cheek bone broken by cotto in the second round of a 10 round fight but still going the distance constitutes for being a *****.
As far as womens boxing is concerned I trained in Chicago at Garfield park where David Diaz trains occasionally and I was working on the bag with one of the professional women boxers there who could seriously do damage to any average or lightly trained male in the ring and probably on the street.
until you see women training just as hard as guys in the gym, you cant appreciate what they are doing.Comment
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12 round fight.Maybe getting your cheek bone broken by cotto in the second round of a 10 round fight but still going the distance constitutes for being a *****.
Listen I support the right of women to box, but like most other sports women are not going to take the spotlight. They simply aren't as good and I think it's less of a physical thing, women just aren't wired to strive and to compete the same way men are.Comment
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i hate nuthuggers.
No fighter is a *****.
i'd like to see you get in that ring and fight some pro fights and then we'll see who's the real *****.
No fighter (especially a pro fighter) is a *****.
It takes a lot of courage to get in the ring and compete at the pro level against world class competition.
So keep riding hatton's **** and dismissing other fighters...just dont come on here and expect to get any respect from the smarter posters who know better.Comment
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i was less than impressed with malignaggi's performance in his last two fights. n'dou made some adjustments, but was still very predictable. paulie should have done better, even with a broken hand.
someone needs to teach paulie how to throw a left hook. a real left hook.Comment
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u, U, talkng about being disrespectful and mean? ha, u must be kidding!
i just don't like him because IMO he is flamboyant in that not sure if he is straight kind of way........ he is the very definition:
Main Entry: 1flam·boy·ant
Pronunciation: \-ənt\
Function: adjective
Etymology: French, from present participle of flamboyer to flame, from Old French, from flambe
Date: 1832
1often capitalized : characterized by waving curves suggesting flames
2: marked by or given to strikingly elaborate or colorful display or behavior
— flam·boy·ant·ly adverb
Listen I support the right of women to box, but like most other sports women are not going to take the spotlight. They simply aren't as good and I think it's less of a physical thing, women just aren't wired to strive and to compete the same way men are.
i also support their right to box. i just think the chick mma fighters and other womens sports seem more skilled.
female tennis players - now they rock ****. a top player like serena or maria can possibly hang with low ranked male pros. and definitely eat us weekend players. same with golf. although chicks will not be able to drive as far as their pro male counterparts, they are probably good enough to crush even the most serious of hobby players.
female billiards players can hang with top guys as the sport relies more on control and strategy and skills than physical strength.
female basketball is getting much more athletic. watch girls like sue bird, becky hammon, diana tarausi, and linsay whalen nd tell me they cannot hoop. i do follow the wnba. it is not as athletic as the nba obviously. but it gets just as physical inside the paint. and some of the players i me ntioned do **** that would make anybody go "damn, did she just do that?!?!"
this is just the first hilite thing that came up on lindsay whalen - watch it and tell me some of that **** wasn't nice.
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