****m Richardson - An Overrated Hypocrite (Explained - No Hate)

[MidnightSpecial]

Well, I will assume that instead of providing some validity to your moronic claims, you are taking this time to ********** furiously to the wall paper image you have of Floyd on your home computer as your mother is knocking on your door warning that you better not be doing the exact thing you're doing again or its back to counseling and cotillian classes for you. Anyway, this post below gives me a better idea of the type of "man" you are.

haha damn....owned by BPP himself

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

The thread where you were subsequently owned and chased from your own thread?

I just bumped that thread/ How was I owned for thinking his coments were dumb as hell?

I still think that.

How was I chased out my thread?

The heck are you talking about?

[PureBoxer]

This!

Just cause ****m talked heat towards Floyd and spoke about Pacquiao then all this hate?

No hate, just hypocrisy.

[big_james10]

Your an idiot. It's a trainers job to protect his fighter by watching the opponent wrap his hands. It's perfectly legal and should be encouraged. It's not like your doing anything wrong by watching. He's done it and has proven to be a viable asset to his fighter by doing so. What's the problem? I also highly doubt there was any forcing going on. Especially these days where it's more and more common for fighters trainers to watch their opponents wrap the hands. Just lay off the hatorade for a day.

It has been common practice for more than 20 years (since around the time of Luis Resto-Billy Collins fight) for a representative from the opposing corner to observe a fighter's hands being wrapped. All boxing commissions allow/require it to prevent cheating and questions about illegalities. What happened in the Margarito/Mosley fight was the the representatives from the California Commission (who have since been fired) allowed Margarito's trainer to wrap his hands prior to Richardson coming into the locker room to observe. In fact the commissioners did not watch the hands being w****d.

When Richardson arrived and saw that his hands were already wrapped, he examined them and demanded that they be rewrapped in his presence, per commission rules. That is how they found out about the cheating. If Cotto's representative did not actually observe Margarito's hands being wrapped, Margarito could have gotten away with cheating in that fight. However, if Cotto's rep actually witnessed the wrapping (as he should have) there was likely no cheating involved.

[Tamis!]

No hate, just hypocrisy.

You sure there's no hate ALT warrior?

You can't even prove your claims of Naz forcing himself into opposing team's locker rooms!

[Syf]

see Syf...

its not that i think Naz is some great trainer.

i respect what he does... and i respect the fact he uses some old school strategies.

but all of these guys on here act like Naazim dropped some crazy **** on 24/7 by calling Floyd the scourge of black people.

why cant he talk **** but Floyd says inflammatory statements everytime he is on camera?

i understand its playing the villain....but he REALLY believes that ****.

what floyd says day in and day out its way more disrespectful than ONE statement from Naazim

that is the point for me defending Naazim

i like him as a trainer and from what i have SEEN of him on 24/7 and other clips and shows i like his personality.

he is a blue collared guy who respects everything he has been blessed with in life.

while floyd flaunts EVERYTHING about his life and then trys to act like he is humble.

**** THAT FAKE ****

My thing is this: Other young black males flash their money around. Other young black males have talked ****. Are they, too, a shame to their race? Was Naazim commentating on society as a whole, or just insulting Floyd only?

If he was insulting Floyd only, didn't he say he was above that back and forth stuff? Didn't he say it was like grade school **** and it wouldn't effect him? Yet he getting heated and taking it racial.

Somethin don't add up to me

[bbboxing]

No hate, just hypocrisy.

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By *****s? I agree..

[BennyST]

Your an idiot. It's a trainers job to protect his fighter by watching the opponent wrap his hands. It's perfectly legal and should be encouraged. It's not like your doing anything wrong by watching. He's done it and has proven to be a viable asset to his fighter by doing so. What's the problem? I also highly doubt there was any forcing going on. Especially these days where it's more and more common for fighters trainers to watch their opponents wrap the hands. Just lay off the hatorade for a day.

Common? It's a requirement of the commission. The trainers are meant to be there for the wrapping of the opponents hands.

The deal with ****m was that Trinidad had them wrapped already when they all went down there to get it done, which is strictly against the rules.

Anyway, TS, you are an absolute ****ing moron. ****m didn't suspect anything, he wasn't doing anything different than any other fights he's ever been in. He goes to watch the wraps being done for every single fight and in those cases he noticed something bad and brought it up. That's a good thing.

I swear to god, this is so sad. If Mayweather wasn't fighting Mosley, you'd be praising him for his concentration and diligence.

[bbboxing]

My thing is this: Other young black males flash their money around. Other young black males have talked ****. Are they, too, a shame to their race? Was Naazim commentating on society as a whole, or just insulting Floyd only?

If he was insulting Floyd only, didn't he say he was above that back and forth stuff? Didn't he say it was like grade school **** and it wouldn't effect him? Yet he getting heated and taking it racial.

Somethin don't add up to me

Other people who do bad ****** things? Yes they are a shame to who they represent. Usually their family sometimes their race.

Floyd, being he is at the pinnacle of his sport, he represents A WHOLE LOT OF People. First of all he is a shame to himself. He is a shame to boxers(in terms of just being an ******* not as a boxer.

[Syf]

Other people who do bad ****** things? Yes they are a shame to who they represent. Usually their family sometimes their race.

Floyd, being he is at the pinnacle of his sport, he represents A WHOLE LOT OF People. First of all he is a shame to himself. He is a shame to boxers(in terms of just being an ******* not as a boxer.

Money is success... Talking **** is a means to an end. why is talking **** or flashing money "bad"?


A young black man can't be visibly successful.. or vocal? Without it shaming his race?