Cowardly acts in Boxing, what are they?

[Benny Leonard]

what happened with that kellerman thing?

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2005-07-09-kellerman-murder-trial_x.htm

[Benny Leonard]

quitting on you beloved sport while your in your prime.

My Reply: Posters/Fans that want fighters to be enslaved to a sport thinking that a "Man" should have no rights and should be a puppet to the people. To think that a fighter owes his health to the public. That if a fighter doesn’t' wind up like Ali, he didn't have a good career. That if the show doesn't end with him being KTFO because of his declined skills, he ripped us off.


Note: Freddie wants Pac to retire after two more fights...what will you say then?


You see, what you and some others fail to realize is that there is this agreement that Boxers have with the Boxing Gods. In exchange for their health, which will decline with each year and each fight, and their entertainment failure....in return, they get paid for their sacrifices.

[SweetPeaP]

It's no suprise that the above bum actually murdered someone.

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

It's no suprise that the above bum actually murdered someone.

Damn! What a punch!! That Buler guy is a ****ing *****!!! ****ing coward men!!!!!!!!! This is my first time seeing this, an it irritated the **** out me!!! Damn!!!!!!!!

[SickmyDuck]

Haye for getting stopped by old man Thompson

[3_Hooks]

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxin...er-trial_x.htm

i didn't know that...weird that the guy's name was the "harlem hammer". that's really strange.

[BlackHat]

My Reply: Posters/Fans that want fighters to be enslaved to a sport thinking that a "Man" should have no rights and should be a puppet to the people. To think that a fighter owes his health to the public. That if a fighter doesn’t' wind up like Ali, he didn't have a good career. That if the show doesn't end with him being KTFO because of his declined skills, he ripped us off.


Note: Freddie wants Pac to retire after two more fights...what will you say then?


You see, what you and some others fail to realize is that there is this agreement that Boxers have with the Boxing Gods. In exchange for their health, which will decline with each year and each fight, and their entertainment failure....in return, they get paid for their sacrifices.

So does that make RJJ, B Hop a fool for fighting past their prime?

You seems very defensive, I didn't even mentioned a name yet you mentioned Pac which clearly shows how objective your posts are.

[CottoIsBackBtch]

A coward would be a grown man who is afraid to "disappoint" the idiots in the seats and is willing to die like a dumb ass for "glory." It takes a brave man to know that getting abused for applause is just idiotic.

Viva Mexico!

[Benny Leonard]

So does that make RJJ, B Hop a fool for fighting past their prime?

You seems very defensive, I didn't even mentioned a name yet you mentioned Pac which clearly shows how objective your posts are.

It's their choice to do what they want. Personally, if I was on Roy's team, I would have suggested he get out on top: Roy after he beat Ruiz. I don't think Roy was at his peak anymore, past it actually, but he was still good at that point, but after he beat Ruiz, that should have been enough. He should have retired at the post-press-conference. This is what I thought he was leaning towards. It's his choice though.

Pac is the big name on the scene and the interview should still be fresh in people's mind, so it was the obvious choice given the post.

I don't know any other fighter that is being mentioned right now that will retire soon after two more fights given the fighter is at his peak.

Unless we want to go way back to Benny Leonard. He retired relatively young if we go by number/age of birth...about 28. Of course, he would have to come back because he lost a lot of money in stocks. But when he first retired, he was Champ and was still arguably in his prime.

[BlackHat]

It's their choice to do what they want. Personally, if I was on Roy's team, I would have suggested he get out on top: Roy after he beat Ruiz. I don't think Roy was at his peak anymore, past it actually, but he was still good at that point, but after he beat Ruiz, that should have been enough. He should have retired at the post-press-conference. This is what I thought he was leaning towards. It's his choice though.

Pac is the big name on the scene and the interview should still be fresh in people's mind, so it was the obvious choice given the post.

I don't know any other fighter that is being mentioned right now that will retire soon after two more fights given the fighter is at his peak.

Unless we want to go way back to Benny Leonard. He retired relatively young if we go by number/age of birth...about 28. Of course, he would have to come back because he lost a lot of money in stocks. But when he first retired, he was Champ and was still arguably in his prime.

And when was knocking an opponent out when he's ready to go was a cowardly act in boxing? Tell me it's a joke and I'll just ignore it.

Clearly you are pertaining to Roach when he said to Manny to knock DLH out because it's his job, I don't know any other trainer who said that to his fighter who is being mentioned right now, other than Roach

Unless you can show me another video of a trainer saying that.