NFL player Ray Edwards says he is the next heavyweight champion?.
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LMAO thats because you're a moron. Either Klit with one hand would **** Ray worse than that kickboxer ****d Bob Sapp. I am also sick to death of Americans putting their tongues on Lebron's testicles regarding any sport they don't excel at.
"But, but, if Lebron played soccer we would have won all the world cups by now".
Think of how many European and South American WW and MW champions there would be if there was no such sport as soccer. These what if arguments are ******ed and always come out of American mouths.Last edited by Shogun99; 05-24-2011, 10:28 AM.Comment
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Firstly Lesnar was in WWE, and did wrestling.
Secondly he got handed the belt, after 3 or 4 fights... with a loss to Mir already...
He was given it more or less because he sold. No Pro boxer gets a chance at 4 belts with only 4 fights or whatever.
The next thing is, boxing takes out everything from you, your heart, your stamina, the pain...Comment
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I disagree
in a sense it brings our sport to an almost afterthought sideshow quality. Guys like Edwards think they can merely step over, act like their physical prowess is enough to beat guys like the Klitschkos, then proceed to look awful in a fight against another guy making his pro debut.
that's not entertainment unless you enjoy the Charlie Z like atmosphere of boxing where delusion overrides reality
and if this was an entertaining curiosity I would think this would have played out on a bigger more grandiose stage and to much hoopla than the ballroom he fought in.Comment
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World's Strongest Man's Punches against a glass jaw fighter.....
Anyways "I'll break the Batman's back!" - BaneComment
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sure we can I mean how could we not? If we can criticize guys like Rooney Jr who made his pro debut on ESPN and looked less than stellar then surely a guy who hyped himself up as much as Edwards did should be subject to praise and criticism
he looked awful, like a big athlete from another who thinks boxing is a nice side job.Comment
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I never criticized Rooney.sure we can I mean how could we not? If we can criticize guys like Rooney Jr who made his pro debut on ESPN and looked less than stellar then surely a guy who hyped himself up as much as Edwards did should be subject to praise and criticism
he looked awful, like a big athlete from another who thinks boxing is a nice side job.
A debut is nerve racking for anyone.
Especially for a guy with limited to no amateur experience.
I don't think you can tell what a fighter really has until they fought about 10 to 15 times.
They need to get comfortable.
Some guys have that pedigree and talent out the gate,
Other guys need a good deal of seasoning.
and sum are bums.
It can be hard to tell the difference between the last two after there first fight. IMOComment
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I never stated you but if you throw out a blanket statement that we cannot criticize someone for making their debut I can ask the question why not?I never criticized Rooney.
A debut is nerve racking for anyone.
Especially for a guy with limited to no amateur experience.
I don't think you can tell what a fighter really has until they fought about 10 to 15 times.
They need to get comfortable.
Some guys have that pedigree and talent out the gate,
Other guys need a good deal of seasoning.
and sum are bums.
It can be hard to tell the difference between the last two after there first fight. IMO
especially a guy who has called attention to himself in the manner that Edwards did.
let's face it he isn't going to make this his career so there should be no reason why we need to assess what he may become because we all know the moment the NFL comes back he will be on the gridiron with boxing in the rear view.
so taken like that I think it only just to criticize what I see in front of me simply because I know we won't see him plying this craft to the point where we see a serious boxer in EdwardsComment
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I don't pay attention to self hype and other BS.I never stated you but if you throw out a blanket statement that we cannot criticize someone for making their debut I can ask the question why not?
especially a guy who has called attention to himself in the manner that Edwards did.
let's face it he isn't going to make this his career so there should be no reason why we need to assess what he may become because we all know the moment the NFL comes back he will be on the gridiron with boxing in the rear view.
so taken like that I think it only just to criticize what I see in front of me simply because I know we won't see him plying this craft to the point where we see a serious boxer in Edwards
If guy wants to step into the ring I will treat him like a fighter and judge him on what happens in the ring.
That's why I was never over critical of Benavindez. Its too early to judge him.
He might jump straight back to football or he might stay. He said he'll do both. But i won't let that effect My opinion of him as fighter.
I think when your in the ring your like everyone else. Talk, hype etc....
That's my opinion.
But I understand your point of view.Comment
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