De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao: 67-33 Split on The Table?

[Domain]

see now just when I thought I was done ****ing with you Nobrain you go and say something this ignorant.

first off who is they? I know you are not trying to lump me in to some group.

second off what the **** do I care whether Mexicans or ***s started boxing first? do I sound like I have racial or nationalistic bias you snot slobbering moron?

if ignorance was boxing you would be Floyd Mayweather Jr with this.

just when I thought you were show some education and civility you come with me at this? Why would you reply with this vulgar low class lack of education comment? I was replying to the upstanding ***ish fellow.

[Eaner0919]

just when I thought you were show some education and civility you come with me at this? Why would you reply with this vulgar low class lack of education comment? I was replying to the upstanding ***ish fellow.

again answer my questions

who is the they that you referred to?

if you are in any way refering to me you better believe there will be far more and far worse coming your way.

and if it is me you are refering to tell my why do I care who started boxing first?

[Eaner0919]

you know what I gotta put you on ignore I cant do it.

peace out Nobrain

[Domain]

again answer my questions

who is the they that you referred to?

if you are in any way refering to me you better believe there will be far more and far worse coming your way.

and if it is me you are refering to tell my why do I care who started boxing first?

Relax You guys have tempers over the littlest things just relax man no need to bust a vessel.

[edgarg]

just when I thought you were show some education and civility you come with me at this? Why would you reply with this vulgar low class lack of education comment? I was replying to the upstanding ***ish fellow.

If it is me that you're referring to as a "nice ***ish fellow" I wish I was, it's a compliment as far as I'm concerned, but I'm what used to be called "Black Irish", straight from Ireland born, bred and raised there. But as I grew up, left Ireland and became more educated, I learned sense and overcame the prejudices of my early years. I have no colour, racial or religious prejuduce. only a strong objection to ignorance and racial prejudice. I wish others saw it the same way.

[Carlisle]

Just like a cross dresser to get off beating up a little man

Everyone is wondering why Delahoya is wanting to fight little Pacquaio? The same reason he would put on heels and lipstick.. Its just like a cross dresser to get off beating up a little man.. I can see him smiling with satisfaction and pride after knocking out Pacquaio. What a freak.

If it is me that you're referring to as a "nice ***ish fellow" I wish I was, it's a compliment as far as I'm concerned, but I'm what used to be called "Black Irish", straight from Ireland born, bred and raised there. But as I grew up, left Ireland and became more educated, I learned sense and overcame the prejudices of my early years. I have no colour, racial or religious prejuduce. only a strong objection to ignorance and racial prejudice. I wish others saw it the same way.

[v.cassiusali@ya]

look like oscar wanted to squeeze every penny he can get out of pacquiao. if he really love the sport, and want to have a grand exit he should fight margarito or williams not a pint-size pacquiao.

[edgarg]

Not to become involved in the discussion....but Daniel Mendoza was the first recognised ***ish Champion of England, around 1790, where boxing as we know it, began. He was also the first exponent of scientific boxing, as distinct from the crude slugging common until then. I have his autobiography, along with other biographies of early fighters.

Since he was only about 5' 6" or 7", that's logical. There were probably ***s boxing for many years before that.

I think that Mexicans came comparatively late to boxing, since the U.S. itself did, only becoming a sport in the early to mid 19th Century, although there was an occasional pitting of black ****** against each other, in "Plantation Competition" as it were. Perhaps it spread over to Mexico in the late 1800's.

The first well known Mexican fighter was around the turn of the 20th cent. Aurelio Herrara, and he was born in the U.S, a Mexican-American. Then there was Mexican Joe Rivers, a little later, but who knows what his real name was, or where he was born. I think it was also somewhere in the States. There have been many articles about him in RING magazine, some of which I have.

So actual genuine early Mexican fighters are rather "thin on the ground" but they certainly made up for it later, and more. One of my very favourite fighters of all time was the Mexican Gaspar Ortega, called "El Indio". No world beater, he would face, and fight, a cage full of tigers if he had to.

Another was Kid Azteca. They paved the way for the popularity of the Mexican fighter and his reputation for bravery. Just my opinion...................

......or as a Thackeray character once said in "The Yellowplush
Papers" ...."In my candig apinium".......

[terminator911]

Can this go away already?

Sick and tired of hearing about this fight! Make it or STFU... the whole thing is a ****ing joke and a kick in the nuts to real boxing fans.