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  • Daddy T
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    #1

    Biggest A$$hole in boxing

    So who's the biggest ******* in boxing today?
    48
    Floyd Mayweather (and his relations)
    43.75%
    21
    David haye
    16.67%
    8
    Wlad Klitschko
    0.00%
    0
    Antonio Margarito
    2.08%
    1
    Bob Arum
    25.00%
    12
    Don King
    10.42%
    5
    Somenbody else (if so who?)
    2.08%
    1

    The poll is expired.

  • Run
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    #2
    I realize why you personally included Wlad Klitschko on that poll.

    But on the other hand people went WAY OVERBOARD in criticizing Haye for the trash talk. I just don't see how it was that offensive.

    Sure the imagery is bad, but he was trying to get into people's heads.



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    • Squizz
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      #3
      I voted Bob Arum. And everyone else should as well for robbing us fans out of fights we want to see.

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      • edgarg
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        #4
        Originally posted by David Haye
        So who's the biggest ******* in boxing today?
        I'd say it's a toss up between Mayweather and Haye. and his manager.

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        • Faerun
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          #5
          lol@Wlad. U mad?

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          • Daddy T
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            #6
            Originally posted by Faerun
            lol@Wlad. U mad?
            yeah wlads a nice guy compared to the likes of Floyd and co I just stuck him in to piss off the klit lickers

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            • Omega Red
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              #7
              I chose somebody else. So who's to blame? Well, It's not an individual

              person, but an entire network. It should be clear by now who the culprit

              is.... The sanctioning bodies! Why did I choose the sanctioning bodies?

              Because, in my honest estimation, they are responsible for the sad

              state the world of boxing find themselves in. We all know that

              boxing has (as far back as we can possibly go) and continues to have

              an association with corruption. So, I'm not saying they are the only

              culpable party, what I am saying isthat if we had to single out one

              person or entity whom is most responsible for the demise of boxing, the

              majority of us will point to the sanctioning bodies. This is why fighters

              rarely avoided other fighters. If you were a welterweight you had to go

              through the man(current champion) to become a champion. There were

              very few opportunities, so if the chance came, you'd fight the toughest

              and meanest son of a gun. Why? 'Cause even in the case of the

              contender being completely outclassed, at the very least, he had a

              chance, but there was ZERO chance if the fighter decided not to fight.

              With the amounts of belts available today (5-7 in each division, what a

              mockery), fighters can now pick and choose, and often find an

              alternative route of least resistance. For example, iF the WBA champ is

              a tough cookie, the contender simply looks to dethrone a much weaker

              IBF/WBC/WBO champ. This problem has cheapen the belts to such and

              extent, that we now see champions giving up their belts in order to avoid an up and

              coming stud. I cannot fathom any fighter of old, voluntarily giving up

              their belts, which they fought and went through many battles to obtain,

              because they did not want to get hurt or lose a fight. Heck, fighters

              often fought with significant injuries in order to have an opportunity to

              defend and keep their belts. To further exacerbate the problem, these

              bodies have also create many needless weight classes. In 1959 there

              were eight weight classes. Today, that number has grown to eighteen.

              I have to admit that some of these new weight classes were necessary.

              For instance, a middle weight outgrowing the division would have to join

              the following division which just happened to be another league of it's

              own. Yes, I am talking about the heavyweights. Middleweights had two

              options: starve and make weight or fight in a division that did not have

              a weight limit. So, I understand and agree with the cruiserweights or

              light heavies, but divisions which only went up three to five pounds

              (light flyweight and all the super's:flyweight,bantam,lightweight,

              welterweight,middleweight) are not only unnecessary, but also cynical.

              So there you have it, the sanctioning bodies are directly/indirectly

              responsible for many good fights that did not take place due to

              promoters/fighters avoiding other promoter/fighters, for the lots of

              paper champion, and for the quality of boxing or lack thereof. You can

              thank these bodies for Mayweather's unwillingness to fight the best

              (because after all he is just playing by the rules of the game), and for

              King and now Arum's in house fighting. To make matters worse, most of

              these changes were not done for the sake of boxing, it was done in the

              name of greed. If you ask me, the WBA/WBC/IBF/WBO are the real

              ******s.
              Last edited by Omega Red; 03-26-2011, 09:36 PM. Reason: Formatting

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              • Jack Napier
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                #8
                Jose Suliaman

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                • STRUGG
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                  #9
                  floyd...................................b1tchweath er

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                  • deuce_drop
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                    #10
                    me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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