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Ever see a really dumb story on a respected site?
You know the type.
The—that can’t be true—how did they come up with that—head-scratcher.
I almost guarantee that the source material used will be from examiner.com. Either that or a Philippines site, that has itself used the same Examiner source, for it’s quotes and materials.
These people talk like the Examiner is some sort of professional sports site, with professional journalists, offering up to the minute information on boxing.
“Floyd Mayweather is legally a hermaphrodite," Mike Moron writes on Examiner.com
You know.
Let’s break the cartel, stop the pretence, and explain what Examiner.com actually is.
It’s a fan site. Little more.
If you want to write for Examiner, you register with the site, and as long as there isn’t currently someone else from your town, writing on boxing, you can legally call yourself:
Examiner.com’s Yachats , Oregon Boxing Correspondent.
Some of the type-setting, spelling, writing is so bad on some of their articles, that I’m starting to think these idiots just let their pet dogs paw away at the keyboard for two hours, title it “Mayweather is a fraud: Here’s Why” and bask in the glory of getting 29,000 reads from deepest Asia.
Which brings me to my next point. Examiner.com is little more than a Manny Pacquiao propaganda title.
I don’t know the criteria of becoming an amateur correspondent, but it seems to be an agreement that you write as much pro-Pacquiao, cringe worthy cheese, as possible, along with regular anti-Mayweather slurs.
The king of which being, Michael Marley. Their main correspondent.
A one time New York Post journalist, who was driven out of mainstream journalism in the 1990s, and has now forged a second career being Manny Pacquiao’s Propaganda Minister.
Michael Marley has three types of articles:
Telling the world how great Manny Pacquiao is.
Trying to start false rumours about Floyd Mayweather.
Attacking any individual who has said anything he considers detrimental about Manny Pacquiao.
Michael Marley is an ex-lawyer. He’s not actually ******ed. He knows what he’s doing.
In an interview, Marley actually admitted that he writes continuously on the above three subjects, for the simple reason that he owns boxing sites, and writing about Manny Pacquiao drives more traffic to them, than any other subject.
Sucking up to Pacquiao fans plus Hating Floyd Mayweather equals Marley dollars.
Recent Michael Marley articles include an attack on Travis Tygart, the head of the USADA.
His crime? Stating in a media interview that Mosely and Mayweather’s random testing for their recent bout, was a good thing for the sport.
He went on to claim that the head of the USADA (a USA government agency) is actually working for Team Mayweather. I quote.
“I don't want to say Tygart is in bed with the "Golden Mayweather" Axis but I hear he gets his pillows from the Big Boy Mansion in Vegas. But he does have the "M" monogram removed”
"When Mayweather handler Leonard Ellerbe talks, I can see Tygart 's lips moving and hear the Golden Boy-Mayweather cheerleaders, de la Hoya and Schaefer, shaking their pom poms.”
He went on to publish Tygarts private e-mail address on his examiner.com page.
He also wrote a similar attack on Teddy Atlas.
Yes, you can guess the content.
Atlas is an undercover agent, working for Mayweather, and is corrupt, dishonest, and taking bribes blah blah blah.
This resulted in Atlas and ESPN employees receiving nearly 2,000 death threats.
This upset Atlas so much that he felt compelled to speak out at the one-time journalist, and called him “absolute scum."
He also vowed to never take part in any media activity with fan-sites ever again, because of Marley’s article.
Thanks Mike
He also wrote an article attacking Mayweather fans. Referring to them as “dirty bilge ****."
Not to mention an article attacking two African-American professional journalists, accusing them of racism.
Their crime? Being complimentary of Mayweather after his win against Mosely.
His point being, they only did it because they and Mayweather are all black. And Manny didn’t get the same praise from them against Clottey as he’s Asian.
Not the simple fact that Mayweather schooled the PFP number three, And Manny was facing the divisional number six.
I don’t have any problems with mentally ******ed writers such as Marley. He writes to please his audience, however manipulative this may be.
My problem is the entire network of ******ation it creates.
Marley writes speculative, totally unsourced, dishonest, rubbish, to try and attract reads to his sites from Asia .
He uses a combination of old quotes, fan board speculation rumours, and things people have supposedly “told him," to create false rumours.
Usually in an attempt to promote Manny Pacquiao, and to try and hurt the reputation of Floyd Mayweather.
He rarely has an actual source in any of his articles. If he does print them, they are usually some “radio interview” he has heard, in Tennessee , that is completely impossible to check out.
As in, he made it up.
As I said though, it’s a network, an industry.
The elite Manny Pacquiao propaganda ******ation unit.
His devotees take these completely unsourced, inaccurate claims that he spouts out, and re-post them on other sites, to try and spread the word.
If there’s someone on here doing their best to annoy Mayweather fans, then the only source to their claims are generally either Marley or some other Examiner idiot.
Like “Michael Marley reports on Examiner” is actually some real source.
And not just an idiot, quoting an idiot, to re-post the exact same rubbish, the original idiot came up with
Philboxing also use Marley and Examiner religiously, to create Pacquiao propaganda.
Examiner almost offers a “rent-a-quote” service.
If you want an article to annoy Mayweather fans, that involves no fact, and is based entirely on unconfirmed ramblings of another fan writer—come here!
I’ll show you an example—Leo Reyes articles.
Not just his most recent one. Almost every one. All he does is re-post Examiner articles on to here, as he’s probably upset that he can’t force Mayweather fans to visit themselves.
Marley actually wrote this exact same article himself, only two days ago.
http://www.examiner.com/x-5699-Boxin...just-mannequin
The basic premise being, that Mayweather hasn’t spoken to the media in a week, so he’s a coward.
The pretty straightforward reason being, that there is a gagging order at the minute, for both GBP , Arum, Mayweather, and Pacquiao, while they try and make the fight.
Jose, seemingly unhappy that he can’t physically force Mayweather fans to read the mad ramblings of Monsier Marley decides that he’ll just rip the entire thing off, and re-post it on more neutral sites.
Jose’s only source is the original Marley article. The original Marley article has no sources whatsoever.
So the original source material is the mad musings of a Paclander, writing whatever he thinks will piss off Mayweather fans.
Jose states that Manny has agreed to 14 days of testing, as fact—this is untrue.
Arum was forced to release a media statement, making it very clear that all quotes attributed to Pacquiao, about agreeing to 14 days, are false, and faked.
Guess where the “quotes” were first posted—examiner.com
Jose then posts a quote from Mayweather, trying to make it appear, and in reference to Pacquiao supposedly accepting 14 days.
“My terms are all the way up to the fight."
Before writing a disclaimer that this quote may or may not be real. There’s journalistic integrity.
It is real. The problem being, Mayweather said it in January. It’s nothing to do with the (fake) Pacquiao 14 day quotes.
Just witness how this sort of idiocy works. Examiner, Philboxing, Jose Reyes and the Pacland network of ******ation, have managed to make an entire scandal where, Pacquiao’s words are faked, and Mayweather’s words are from five months ago!
If you ever see a “writer” sourcing things like Examiner, Michael Marley, Philboxing, you can be pretty sure that 90 percent of it won’t be true.
If you are curious, the great "xyolclaine" accusations also debuted on examiner.com, by their fan-writer.
His source material?
An ESPN TV show from 2001, where Mayweather and Oscar both stated that they used xyloclaine while sparring, because they have bad hands that aren't up to fighting 50 rounds a day.
Examiner turned this into "Mayweather uses PED to allow him to punch harder, and faster, and probably 8,000 punches a minute."
The actual, factual truth. Xyolclaine is legal to train with for the exact same reasons Mayweather said.
Boxers struggle to hold up in sparring, as they have to fight so many rounds, in such a short time. It is used in most gyms. Including the Wild Card—Doh!
It's only illegal for bouts. Like all pain killers and dietary supplements. And has been tested for, heavily, for decades. Fifteen fighters have failed Nevada drug tests on xylclaine in the last 20 years.
Examiner version, "Illegal in 49 states! Only legal in Vegas! Why Floyd won't fight in Texas!?"
The elite Pacquiao propoganda ******ation unit at work.
You know the type.
The—that can’t be true—how did they come up with that—head-scratcher.
I almost guarantee that the source material used will be from examiner.com. Either that or a Philippines site, that has itself used the same Examiner source, for it’s quotes and materials.
These people talk like the Examiner is some sort of professional sports site, with professional journalists, offering up to the minute information on boxing.
“Floyd Mayweather is legally a hermaphrodite," Mike Moron writes on Examiner.com
You know.
Let’s break the cartel, stop the pretence, and explain what Examiner.com actually is.
It’s a fan site. Little more.
If you want to write for Examiner, you register with the site, and as long as there isn’t currently someone else from your town, writing on boxing, you can legally call yourself:
Examiner.com’s Yachats , Oregon Boxing Correspondent.
Some of the type-setting, spelling, writing is so bad on some of their articles, that I’m starting to think these idiots just let their pet dogs paw away at the keyboard for two hours, title it “Mayweather is a fraud: Here’s Why” and bask in the glory of getting 29,000 reads from deepest Asia.
Which brings me to my next point. Examiner.com is little more than a Manny Pacquiao propaganda title.
I don’t know the criteria of becoming an amateur correspondent, but it seems to be an agreement that you write as much pro-Pacquiao, cringe worthy cheese, as possible, along with regular anti-Mayweather slurs.
The king of which being, Michael Marley. Their main correspondent.
A one time New York Post journalist, who was driven out of mainstream journalism in the 1990s, and has now forged a second career being Manny Pacquiao’s Propaganda Minister.
Michael Marley has three types of articles:
Telling the world how great Manny Pacquiao is.
Trying to start false rumours about Floyd Mayweather.
Attacking any individual who has said anything he considers detrimental about Manny Pacquiao.
Michael Marley is an ex-lawyer. He’s not actually ******ed. He knows what he’s doing.
In an interview, Marley actually admitted that he writes continuously on the above three subjects, for the simple reason that he owns boxing sites, and writing about Manny Pacquiao drives more traffic to them, than any other subject.
Sucking up to Pacquiao fans plus Hating Floyd Mayweather equals Marley dollars.
Recent Michael Marley articles include an attack on Travis Tygart, the head of the USADA.
His crime? Stating in a media interview that Mosely and Mayweather’s random testing for their recent bout, was a good thing for the sport.
He went on to claim that the head of the USADA (a USA government agency) is actually working for Team Mayweather. I quote.
“I don't want to say Tygart is in bed with the "Golden Mayweather" Axis but I hear he gets his pillows from the Big Boy Mansion in Vegas. But he does have the "M" monogram removed”
"When Mayweather handler Leonard Ellerbe talks, I can see Tygart 's lips moving and hear the Golden Boy-Mayweather cheerleaders, de la Hoya and Schaefer, shaking their pom poms.”
He went on to publish Tygarts private e-mail address on his examiner.com page.
He also wrote a similar attack on Teddy Atlas.
Yes, you can guess the content.
Atlas is an undercover agent, working for Mayweather, and is corrupt, dishonest, and taking bribes blah blah blah.
This resulted in Atlas and ESPN employees receiving nearly 2,000 death threats.
This upset Atlas so much that he felt compelled to speak out at the one-time journalist, and called him “absolute scum."
He also vowed to never take part in any media activity with fan-sites ever again, because of Marley’s article.
Thanks Mike
He also wrote an article attacking Mayweather fans. Referring to them as “dirty bilge ****."
Not to mention an article attacking two African-American professional journalists, accusing them of racism.
Their crime? Being complimentary of Mayweather after his win against Mosely.
His point being, they only did it because they and Mayweather are all black. And Manny didn’t get the same praise from them against Clottey as he’s Asian.
Not the simple fact that Mayweather schooled the PFP number three, And Manny was facing the divisional number six.
I don’t have any problems with mentally ******ed writers such as Marley. He writes to please his audience, however manipulative this may be.
My problem is the entire network of ******ation it creates.
Marley writes speculative, totally unsourced, dishonest, rubbish, to try and attract reads to his sites from Asia .
He uses a combination of old quotes, fan board speculation rumours, and things people have supposedly “told him," to create false rumours.
Usually in an attempt to promote Manny Pacquiao, and to try and hurt the reputation of Floyd Mayweather.
He rarely has an actual source in any of his articles. If he does print them, they are usually some “radio interview” he has heard, in Tennessee , that is completely impossible to check out.
As in, he made it up.
As I said though, it’s a network, an industry.
The elite Manny Pacquiao propaganda ******ation unit.
His devotees take these completely unsourced, inaccurate claims that he spouts out, and re-post them on other sites, to try and spread the word.
If there’s someone on here doing their best to annoy Mayweather fans, then the only source to their claims are generally either Marley or some other Examiner idiot.
Like “Michael Marley reports on Examiner” is actually some real source.
And not just an idiot, quoting an idiot, to re-post the exact same rubbish, the original idiot came up with
Philboxing also use Marley and Examiner religiously, to create Pacquiao propaganda.
Examiner almost offers a “rent-a-quote” service.
If you want an article to annoy Mayweather fans, that involves no fact, and is based entirely on unconfirmed ramblings of another fan writer—come here!
I’ll show you an example—Leo Reyes articles.
Not just his most recent one. Almost every one. All he does is re-post Examiner articles on to here, as he’s probably upset that he can’t force Mayweather fans to visit themselves.
Marley actually wrote this exact same article himself, only two days ago.
http://www.examiner.com/x-5699-Boxin...just-mannequin
The basic premise being, that Mayweather hasn’t spoken to the media in a week, so he’s a coward.
The pretty straightforward reason being, that there is a gagging order at the minute, for both GBP , Arum, Mayweather, and Pacquiao, while they try and make the fight.
Jose, seemingly unhappy that he can’t physically force Mayweather fans to read the mad ramblings of Monsier Marley decides that he’ll just rip the entire thing off, and re-post it on more neutral sites.
Jose’s only source is the original Marley article. The original Marley article has no sources whatsoever.
So the original source material is the mad musings of a Paclander, writing whatever he thinks will piss off Mayweather fans.
Jose states that Manny has agreed to 14 days of testing, as fact—this is untrue.
Arum was forced to release a media statement, making it very clear that all quotes attributed to Pacquiao, about agreeing to 14 days, are false, and faked.
Guess where the “quotes” were first posted—examiner.com
Jose then posts a quote from Mayweather, trying to make it appear, and in reference to Pacquiao supposedly accepting 14 days.
“My terms are all the way up to the fight."
Before writing a disclaimer that this quote may or may not be real. There’s journalistic integrity.
It is real. The problem being, Mayweather said it in January. It’s nothing to do with the (fake) Pacquiao 14 day quotes.
Just witness how this sort of idiocy works. Examiner, Philboxing, Jose Reyes and the Pacland network of ******ation, have managed to make an entire scandal where, Pacquiao’s words are faked, and Mayweather’s words are from five months ago!
If you ever see a “writer” sourcing things like Examiner, Michael Marley, Philboxing, you can be pretty sure that 90 percent of it won’t be true.
If you are curious, the great "xyolclaine" accusations also debuted on examiner.com, by their fan-writer.
His source material?
An ESPN TV show from 2001, where Mayweather and Oscar both stated that they used xyloclaine while sparring, because they have bad hands that aren't up to fighting 50 rounds a day.
Examiner turned this into "Mayweather uses PED to allow him to punch harder, and faster, and probably 8,000 punches a minute."
The actual, factual truth. Xyolclaine is legal to train with for the exact same reasons Mayweather said.
Boxers struggle to hold up in sparring, as they have to fight so many rounds, in such a short time. It is used in most gyms. Including the Wild Card—Doh!
It's only illegal for bouts. Like all pain killers and dietary supplements. And has been tested for, heavily, for decades. Fifteen fighters have failed Nevada drug tests on xylclaine in the last 20 years.
Examiner version, "Illegal in 49 states! Only legal in Vegas! Why Floyd won't fight in Texas!?"
The elite Pacquiao propoganda ******ation unit at work.
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