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You know when Caballero knocked Somsak out in Thailand to take his title and they refused to give him back a ride to the hotel (the fight was in the middle of nowhere), Poonsawat and his friends took Caballero back to the hotel.
They even gave a ride to the Panamanian reporter who the Thai's shunned.
They became good friends after that so they will never fight.Comment
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Caballero fought against WBA world super-bantamweight champion Somsak Sithchatchawal in Sithchatchawal's native country of Thailand on October 4, 2006 in order to reunify the WBA title. Regardless the fact that Pelenchin (Caballero's nickname in Panama) was given no training facilities or appropiate accommodations in Thailand, he won by TKO by knocking Sithchatchawal down three times in the third round—causing the referee to cease the bout. Celestino a covert to Islam, thanked God for granting him victory after the fight. Later, Caballero and his crew were left in the arena by the promoter's rented transportation, some miles away from the hotel. Some Panamanian reporters at the event and Poonsawat Kratindaenggym, gave the new champ a ride back to the hotel.Comment
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[QUOTE = jreckoning; 8531641] Knight Fought Against WBA super-bantamweight world champion Somsak Sithchatchawal in Sithchatchawal's native country of Thailand on October 4, 2006 in order to reunify the WBA title. Regardless the Fact That Pelenchin (Knight's nickname in Panama) Was Given no training facilities or appropiate Accommodations in Thailand, I won by TKO by knocking down three times Sithchatchawal in the third round-causing the referee to Cease the bout. Celestino to covert to Islam, thank God for victory after-Granting him the fight. Later, Knight and His Crew Were left in the sand by the promoter's Rent transportation, Some miles away from the hotel. Some Panamanian reporters at the event and Poonsawat Kratindaenggym, gabe the new champ to ride back to the hotel. [/QUOTE]
I wanted to know what kind of car Poon has.
BTW, have you ever noticed Poon's cauliflower ears? The sign of a real man.Comment
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nah, simplemente no me interesa q un hablamierda sin fama ni fundacion se crea q puede insultar a qn quiera y asi obtener peleas. esto es un negocio cm todos los deportes, no una gallera donde se trepan en un ring para darse pq se caen mal
los imbeciles cm esos tienen la calle para darse, q le dejen el boxeo a la gente q sabe respetar fuera del ring y faltarse el respeto dentro del ring
voy a seguirte la corriente: que merito tiene cab en las 126? le gano a un loco q nadie sabe qn carajo es. juanma le gano al q era #2, un campeon. gamboa va contra rojas ahora, q tambien esta mejor rankeado q cab. qn ha vencido cab en 126? dale, dime un nombreComment
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yeah, cuz everyone knows that money doesn't mean **** in sports. trash talking's the new rage nowadays
who knows, maybe in your perfect world, pwill gets floyd, manny, mosley, cotto, berto and cab will get juanma, gamboa, etc
sorry, but welcome back to reality; where boxing is a sport and is run by money and not trash talk
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yeah, cuz everyone knows that money doesn't mean **** in sports. trash talking's the new rage nowadays
who knows, maybe in your perfect world, pwill gets floyd, manny, mosley, cotto, berto and cab will get juanma, gamboa, etc
sorry, but welcome back to reality; where boxing is a sport and is run by money and not trash talk
Nobody said that dude.
Of course money means a lot, but Cab is a viable opponent.
An opponent that would be great on the resume of either Gamboa or JuanMa.
I don't see Concepcion or Mtagwa being money makers.
And I know a fight with Cab at the right time gets on the major boxing networks without a doubt.Comment
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