Lets get the label "WARRIOR" correct!

[ShowStopper]

IMO any fighter is a warrior. Just start boxing, get couple of good shots in a had and dont quit, and you will get me.

[scap]

Well, it's not dumb. It's reality. A great, to be truly considered like one must be free of doubt. Right now the name PAC is the botch which if left unanswered will doom his reputation.

And also, you follow his actions and how he's scared **** of PAC, he rarely mentions his name.

Bottomline, right now, people are already asking, when are you gonna fight PAC, if that remains unanswered, people will say BArrera is chicken **** afraid.

Again just plain common sense.

Give me a list dip****, who are the greats without a "BOTCH"...again Im waiting son.

[ChrististheAnswer2]

IMO any fighter is a warrior. Just start boxing, get couple of good shots in a had and dont quit, and you will get me.

Exactly all these idiots who say all fighters aren't warriors have never laced up a pair of gloves and fought in a ring. They talk tuff and act hard but inside their just weak and gutless.

[ShowStopper]

"Now, whoever has courage and a strong collected spirit in his breast let him come forward lace up his gloves and put up his hands"
---Virgil
Guess where I see this everyday.
(hint: I am from Brooklyn)

[cvt]

scap...how many rounds have you logged in the ring? the question weather boxers are warriors shouldn't even be debated.

[scap]

scap...how many rounds have you logged in the ring? the question weather boxers are warriors shouldn't even be debated.

I have no proffessional or amatuer experience but I have definately put on the gloves many times.

Nothing to brag about for sure, I have fought about 15 sperate fights in the ring, none of which went over six rounds, Im 27 right now and have not put on the gloves in 5 years.

Like I said earlier maybe there are two seperate kinds of warriors, Roy Jones type warriors and Chico Corrales type warriors, if you cant see the difference between the two then Im sorry but there is certainly a difference.

[cvt]

I have no proffessional or amatuer experience but I have definately put on the gloves many times.

Nothing to brag about for sure, I have fought about 15 sperate fights in the ring, none of which went over six rounds, Im 27 right now and have not put on the gloves in 5 years.

Like I said earlier maybe there are two seperate kinds of warriors, Roy Jones type warriors and Chico Corrales type warriors, if you cant see the difference between the two then Im sorry but there is certainly a difference.

i agree there is a difference in style. but i think their intesity of training and sacrifice are similar. i don't think you're a warrior simply because you like to trade shots anyone who does step in the professional ranks is indeed risking their health and their lives. i can honestly say that being hit with oversized padded gloves and a helmet against a 'weekend warrior' does not compare to a professional who hits you with smaller gloves because he needs to feed his wife and kids...belive me, it'a a big difference.

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i agree there is a difference in style. but i think their intesity of training and sacrifice are similar. i don't think you're a warrior simply because you like to trade shots anyone who does step in the professional ranks is indeed risking their health and their lives. i can honestly say that being hit with oversized padded gloves and a helmet against a 'weekend warrior' does not compare to a professional who hits you with smaller gloves because he needs to feed his wife and kids...belive me, it'a a big difference.

No question about it...however I dont believe a guy like Roy prepares himself to fight the same way a JL Castillo prepares himself to fight...mentally that is.

Take last Saturday for an example...had Roy taken a few good shots early I have no doubt he would have quit(just like he did against Johnson-Roy was done after the 1st round because a guy came to fight)...to me that is a pretty weak warrior, last weekend we saw some pretty weak warriors.

This weekend we will watch two men who have prepared themselves both physically and MENTALLY to go to hell and back in order to achieve victory, maybe it is the mental part that puts them in another league, sure Roy prepared physically but in at least his last two outings he was not prepared mentally to win and isnt that every bit an ingredient of a warrior as the phsysical?


Who gives a **** if you lace up gloves for battle if you have no intention on making it a battle, thats not a warrior thats an idiot/fake!

[xzworks]

only one person deserves to be called a warrior in that ring and it's Ultimate!

very true indeed.!!

ultimate warrior defeated hulk hogan in wrestleemania...!!

[cvt]

Who gives a **** if you lace up gloves for battle if you have no intention on making it a battle, thats not a warrior thats an idiot/fake!

i guess i have a soft spot for boxers. and i don't place a boxer higher or lower in the echelon on whether they like to move or stand toe to toe. i kinda see as just a style.

as a note i was disappointet in RJJ's approach as well.