I wish I had never gone to that ****. In the arena, it looked like Oscar was letting his little brother beat him up. It looked staged; he was looking at the shots coming and would only brace himself, not trying to hold or actually avoid the shots. That **** looked shady to me. Anyway, I spent a **** load of money, walked away sick, as all the Filipinos in the arena were ******* off with joy. The **** was just sickening. I'll admit, I wanted Manny to win going into the fight, but once you're there, in that environment, you can't help but root for your man. Manny owned the house come fight night. Mexicans were in the minority. All the Mexicans & Chicanos walked away from that mess with a look of disgust on their (our) faces.
Looking on the bright side though, the event itself was unlike anything I've ever experienced. The weigh in was crazy, crazier than the fight; at least it was more competitive. Fighters were walking around the MGM all weekend, many unrecognized be the common bystander. The highlight of my weekend: Getting **** faced with Ricky Hatton at the Zuri Lounge.
Looking on the bright side though, the event itself was unlike anything I've ever experienced. The weigh in was crazy, crazier than the fight; at least it was more competitive. Fighters were walking around the MGM all weekend, many unrecognized be the common bystander. The highlight of my weekend: Getting **** faced with Ricky Hatton at the Zuri Lounge.


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