Freddy roach is beginning to feel panic.

[MoneyMay1]

Raid Kills Roaches Cotto killed Roach...

is that it?

Just wondering exactly how much time you dedicate to go out of your way to say bad things about Floyd? All I hear out of you in every thread is "click this or that to see something Floyd did wrong, or why I don't like him." If you don't like him and think he's overrated, that's perfectly fine. To me this displays an attitude of insecurity when it comes to the fighters you like possibly fighting Floyd Mayweather.

I guess my point is this.. legitimate arguments based on merits are more interesting than intentionally and aggressively go out of your way to attack a fighter you don't care for. Personally, I like Floyd, Pac, Cotto, Mosley, Clottey etc. You will never see me post anything that says "CLICK HERE TO SEE SOME B/S ABOUT YOUR FAV FIGHTER!" Oh well, an animal can't change its spots. Feel free to post your insecurity in every single thread, friend. Just my two cents worth.

[Easy-E]

I think Roach is definitly starting to get worried.

[Snuff Armstrong]

Freddy Roach is starting to become real paranoid and acting like real biatch.

[MoneyMay1]

Back to the psychiatric side.. I fully expect Roach to have his 2 mg alprazolam (xanax) bars ready in the corner so he can eat about 3 of them and forget everything he saw. lol

[udoka]

Did pac really got drop in sparing?

[Syf]

I think its important to consider his illness in all this: Parkinson's Disease..

Neuropsychiatric

Parkinson's Disease causes neuropsychiatric disturbances, which include mainly cognition, mood and behavior problems and can be as disabling as motor symptoms.[1]

Cognitive disturbances are common. A person with PD has 6 times more probabilities of suffering dementia than a healthy person while most sufferers will have mild cognitive impairment as the disease advances.[1] Deficits include:

* Slowed reaction time; both voluntary and involuntary motor responses are significantly slowed.
* Executive ***********, characterized by difficulties in: differential allocation of attention, impulse control, set shifting, prioritizing, evaluating the salience of ambient data, interpreting social cues, and subjective time awareness. This complex is present to some degree in most Parkinson's patients; it may progress to:
* Dementia: a later development in approximately 20-40% of all patients, typically starting with slowing of thought and progressing to difficulties with abstract thought, memory, and behavioral regulation.
* Short term memory loss; procedural memory is more impaired than declarative memory. Prompting elicits improved recall.
* Non-motor causes of speech/language disturbance in both expressive and receptive language: these include decreased verbal fluency and cognitive disturbance especially related to comprehension of emotional content of speech and of facial expression.[4]
* Medication effects: some of the above cognitive disturbances are improved by dopaminergic medications, while others are actually worsened.[5]

Most common mood and behavior difficulties include:[1]

* Depression:[1] Estimated prevalence rates of depression vary widely according to the population sampled and methodology used. Reviews of depression estimate its occurrence in anywhere from 20-80% of cases.[6] Estimates from community samples tend to find lower rates than from specialist centres. Most studies use self-report questionnaires such as the Beck Depression Inventory, which may overinflate scores due to physical symptoms. Studies using diagnostic interviews by trained psychiatrists also report lower rates of depression. More generally, there is an increased risk for any individual with depression to go on to develop Parkinson's disease at a later date.[7]
* Apathy[1]
* Anxiety:[1] Seventy percent of individuals with Parkinson's disease diagnosed with pre-existing depression go on to develop anxiety. Ninety percent of Parkinson's disease patients with pre-existing anxiety subsequently develop depression; apathy or abulia.
* Hallucinations[1]

So I give Roach sort of a pass... When Manny starts getting nervous, that's when fans should really start worrying

But that won't happen

[MoneyMay1]

I think its important to consider his illness in all this: Parkinson's Disease..



So I give Roach sort of a pass... When Manny starts getting nervous, that's when fans should really start worrying

But that won't happen

So, Doc.. should someone in such a fragile mental state be so involved with such a highly emotional event? What are the chances of a Myocardial Infarction?