What dislikable boxers do you dislike in the sport?

[TheProudLunatic]

Currently....
ginger
cRyan
every PED cheat

Doping cases in boxing
(Wiki this title and read the names. The way it's spelled breaks the link)

[Nash out]

Vinny Paz . Fck him and his sad story
Hector Camacho. Had the nerve to call himself macho
Paulie M. I know everyone who's laced them up has to have some level of ego. His was at a ridiculous level.
M Tyson. Disgusting bully.
T Fury. At first he was an affable clown. Then he thought he was better than Ali.

Pac, GGG, Benny, The "Monster"....Not so much the fighter themselves but their fans. Insufferable hypocrites.
Pac and GGG were entertaining fighters who, for the most part, (mostly GGG) fed off of absolute trash.

Fury was much better and more entertaining in his earlier years then became a parody of himself and the whole mental health thing was a cover up. We can't forget his very real donation of his Wilder 2 purse though can we? Nash out - His Majesty

[Coverdale]

I dunno. Seems disrespectful to me. Whatever any poster here does to make a living, it's bound to be pretty easy compared to what these fighters do.

That's just how I see it.

They could have chosen to make their living in an "easier" way too but chose the pursuit of fame and glory.

[Toffee]

I go back and forth with Fury. Sometimes I think he's a cunny funt.

Generally though, you've got:
- Ducking
- Poor opposition
- Demeaning lineal
- Belt hostage
- Gobby
- Liar
- Mental health bollix
- Outlandish claims of his standing

He's nowhere near the level that he convinced people he was. Two decent wins in over a decade just doesn't do that. I'm embarrassed for those who swallowed his crap and proclaimed his greatness.

[ELPacman]

Funny how British fighters seem to typically pop up. Is it that they're too ****y or brash?

That's interesting to me because when they picked Simon Cowl to do the America's Got Talent judging, word was that they needed someone that would be controversial and basically a prick that the audience could get mixed emotions when they hear him speak. Typically you would get angered feelings because of the way he would critique. Then you got Gordon Ramsey whose also got plenty of controversial moments in the cooking world with his own shows, where he goes on to treat restaurant owners like complete ****. Is it just in their culture or blood to act like total aholes?

[Coverdale]

Funny how British fighters seem to typically pop up. Is it that they're too ****y or brash?

That's interesting to me because when they picked Simon Cowl to do the America's Got Talent judging, word was that they needed someone that would be controversial and basically a prick that the audience could get mixed emotions when they hear him speak. Typically you would get angered feelings because of the way he would critique. Then you got Gordon Ramsey whose also got plenty of controversial moments in the cooking world with his own shows, where he goes on to treat restaurant owners like complete ****. Is it just in their culture or blood to act like total aholes?

I'm British and named Fury. I would say aholes stand out in our culture and are generally disliked because they are not the norm.

[nghtmr111]

Fury, Ryan Garcia.

[TheProudLunatic]

Fury was much better and more entertaining in his earlier years then became a parody of himself and the whole mental health thing was a cover up. We can't forget his very real donation of his Wilder 2 purse though can we? Nash out - His Majesty

I'm not worthy to respond
Your most Highly Exalted Grand Poohbah

[JeBron Lamez]

probably half of all british fighters
especially the poos like Amir Khan and Hamed

The whats?

[JeBron Lamez]

They could have chosen to make their living in an "easier" way too but chose the pursuit of fame and glory.

It would appear as if you've agreed with what you quoted from Willow The Wisp, but you've typed it kinda like you disagree lol.

Do you agree with his assertion that the premise of this thread seems disrespectful, or not?