What dislikable boxers do you dislike in the sport?

[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?

[JeBron Lamez]

I've got Nery btw, by quite some distance.

[Apollo7]

Conor Benn is the main one for me too.

Also dislike Ryan Garcia, Teofimo and Haney.

Crawford and Whitaker are on the borderline.

[brettWall]

What boxers do you genuinely dislike in the sport and what is your reason why?

Greed is what I dislike in boxing, especially when it's the reason for the inactivity.

[Smash]

Greed is what I dislike in boxing, especially when it's the reason for the inactivity.

greedy boxers when inactive get paid?

[JeBron Lamez]

greedy boxers when inactive get paid?

This came off my screen in Homer Simpson's voice, can't stop laughing xD

[Coverdale]

greedy boxers when inactive get paid?

He presumably means fighters waiting for bigger paydays rather than staying active even if it's not for the money they want.

[Smash]

He presumably means fighters waiting for bigger paydays rather than staying active even if it's not for the money they want.

that sounds reasonable

[Sparked_26]

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?

British male culture I suppose does revolve around 'banter' though. The idea that people can go back and forth and make someone look a c.unt.

[Coverdale]

British male culture I suppose does revolve around 'banter' though. The idea that people can go back and forth and make someone look a c.unt.

Good observation. Most of what constitutes 'banter' between men is in fact group discipline designed to establish a pecking order.