Should boxers be allowed to give shout-outs in the interviews?

[chavezjr]

On Solo Boxeo, they always ask the fighters in the post-fight interviews if they'd like to say hi to any of their friends, but on most boxing shows it's frowned upon. Like on HBO, if a fighter says anything that's not an answer to one of Larry's questions, a lot of the time Larry'll try to interupt them. Personally, I think after a fight a fighter should get to say a few words although of course they still have to have limits. What do you think?

[TyrantT316]

you are NEVER going to stop atheletes in the heat of emotion (an emotional win or loss) from giving shout outs or not directly answering the question...it is going to happen...

[Urban Predator]

I wasn't aware it was frowned upon.

[RoyFlapsHisLips]

On Solo Boxeo, they always ask the fighters in the post-fight interviews if they'd like to say hi to any of their friends, but on most boxing shows it's frowned upon. Like on HBO, if a fighter says anything that's not an answer to one of Larry's questions, a lot of the time Larry'll try to interupt them. Personally, I think after a fight a fighter should get to say a few words although of course they still have to have limits. What do you think?

Who's the wide-eyed creep in your avatar?

[Run]

Who's the wide-eyed creep in your avatar?

not sure. Either its JCC jr, or a young kevin dillon.



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[chavezjr]

Who's the wide-eyed creep in your avatar?

He's not a creep. It's Marty Jakubowski, one of my all-time favorite boxers. 113-7.