A lovely Brit who knows her Boxing and is beautiful...

[JessicaSinyard]

Hello, this is Jessica Sinyard - username JessiJackalope - the woman who appears in the video that you're discussing on this thread. First of all I'd like to thank anyone who has posted a positive, supportive, or open-minded comment on here. That is much appreciated. I am, however, very surprised that certain members on a forum devoted entirely to boxing - and a forum that I have come to respect for its frequently high level of analysis and contributors - would focus so much on unnecessary, classless comments about my appearance. Surely there must now be a more imaginative way to insult a female boxing fan than to insinuate that she is a male? I hope that other females in the future will be encouraged to follow this powerful sport as closely as I have for the last ten years, without feeling judged or intimidated by such ridiculous comments. I am not on YouTube to impress, offend, or threaten anyone. Any of my articles or interviews should clearly demonstrate that I am just here to learn and interact with other fans like everyone else. I follow the amateurs, I follow the pros, I have written for local newspapers, boxing websites, and I'm currently preparing an article for a boxing magazine that I hope many of you might read and enjoy. I am delighted to be a part of the boxing community in whatever capacity and I would hope that any genuine fans of this sport would be glad that it is reaching a variety of people such as myself.

Anyone who wishes to watch or comment on my videos is always very welcome to do so. Anyone who does not is also completely entitled to their opinion. There are YouTubers that I do not watch either. But I honestly feel that passionate fans should stick together and support the sport, regardless of their gender. All the best. Jess

[JBell11]

Hello, this is Jessica Sinyard - username JessiJackalope - the woman who appears in the video that you're discussing on this thread. First of all I'd like to thank anyone who has posted a positive, supportive, or open-minded comment on here. That is much appreciated. I am, however, very surprised that certain members on a forum devoted entirely to boxing - and a forum that I have come to respect for its frequently high level of analysis and contributors - would focus so much on unnecessary, classless comments about my appearance. Surely there must now be a more imaginative way to insult a female boxing fan than to insinuate that she is a male? I hope that other females in the future will be encouraged to follow this powerful sport as closely as I have for the last ten years, without feeling judged or intimidated by such ridiculous comments. I am not on YouTube to impress, offend, or threaten anyone. Any of my articles or interviews should clearly demonstrate that I am just here to learn and interact with other fans like everyone else. I follow the amateurs, I follow the pros, I have written for local newspapers, boxing websites, and I'm currently preparing an article for a boxing magazine that I hope many of you might read and enjoy. I am delighted to be a part of the boxing community in whatever capacity and I would hope that any genuine fans of this sport would be glad that it is reaching a variety of people such as myself.

Anyone who wishes to watch or comment on my videos is always very welcome to do so. Anyone who does not is also completely entitled to their opinion. There are YouTubers that I do not watch either. But I honestly feel that passionate fans should stick together and support the sport, regardless of their gender. All the best. Jess

Well said, welcome to NSB! I will subscribe to your youtube page and look foward to reading and hearing your work! As a fan of boxing, I enjoy other fans discussions too.

[Neckodeemus]

You guys are crazy. Jessi clearly has a passion for the sport and is prepared to put herself out there to talk about it. In contrast a few of you guys have turned a thread on her vids into a discussion of transsexuals. I guess few if any of you are familiar with I'm Alan Partridge and his telling Thai obsession.

I guess the Bard was correct -- the cloistered lady boy lovers doth protest too much.

[the niggest]

Hello, this is Jessica Sinyard - username JessiJackalope - the woman who appears in the video that you're discussing on this thread. First of all I'd like to thank anyone who has posted a positive, supportive, or open-minded comment on here. That is much appreciated. I am, however, very surprised that certain members on a forum devoted entirely to boxing - and a forum that I have come to respect for its frequently high level of analysis and contributors - would focus so much on unnecessary, classless comments about my appearance. Surely there must now be a more imaginative way to insult a female boxing fan than to insinuate that she is a male? I hope that other females in the future will be encouraged to follow this powerful sport as closely as I have for the last ten years, without feeling judged or intimidated by such ridiculous comments. I am not on YouTube to impress, offend, or threaten anyone. Any of my articles or interviews should clearly demonstrate that I am just here to learn and interact with other fans like everyone else. I follow the amateurs, I follow the pros, I have written for local newspapers, boxing websites, and I'm currently preparing an article for a boxing magazine that I hope many of you might read and enjoy. I am delighted to be a part of the boxing community in whatever capacity and I would hope that any genuine fans of this sport would be glad that it is reaching a variety of people such as myself.

Anyone who wishes to watch or comment on my videos is always very welcome to do so. Anyone who does not is also completely entitled to their opinion. There are YouTubers that I do not watch either. But I honestly feel that passionate fans should stick together and support the sport, regardless of their gender. All the best. Jess

hmm k

but why would a woman be intrested in boxing?

[John Barron]

legendary thread.

[Flabulous]

Hello, this is Jessica Sinyard - username JessiJackalope - the woman who appears in the video that you're discussing on this thread. First of all I'd like to thank anyone who has posted a positive, supportive, or open-minded comment on here. That is much appreciated. I am, however, very surprised that certain members on a forum devoted entirely to boxing - and a forum that I have come to respect for its frequently high level of analysis and contributors - would focus so much on unnecessary, classless comments about my appearance. Surely there must now be a more imaginative way to insult a female boxing fan than to insinuate that she is a male? I hope that other females in the future will be encouraged to follow this powerful sport as closely as I have for the last ten years, without feeling judged or intimidated by such ridiculous comments. I am not on YouTube to impress, offend, or threaten anyone. Any of my articles or interviews should clearly demonstrate that I am just here to learn and interact with other fans like everyone else. I follow the amateurs, I follow the pros, I have written for local newspapers, boxing websites, and I'm currently preparing an article for a boxing magazine that I hope many of you might read and enjoy. I am delighted to be a part of the boxing community in whatever capacity and I would hope that any genuine fans of this sport would be glad that it is reaching a variety of people such as myself.

Anyone who wishes to watch or comment on my videos is always very welcome to do so. Anyone who does not is also completely entitled to their opinion. There are YouTubers that I do not watch either. But I honestly feel that passionate fans should stick together and support the sport, regardless of their gender. All the best. Jess

You should be in the kitchen.

[Explosions]

Hello, this is Jessica Sinyard - username JessiJackalope - the woman who appears in the video that you're discussing on this thread. First of all I'd like to thank anyone who has posted a positive, supportive, or open-minded comment on here. That is much appreciated. I am, however, very surprised that certain members on a forum devoted entirely to boxing - and a forum that I have come to respect for its frequently high level of analysis and contributors - would focus so much on unnecessary, classless comments about my appearance. Surely there must now be a more imaginative way to insult a female boxing fan than to insinuate that she is a male? I hope that other females in the future will be encouraged to follow this powerful sport as closely as I have for the last ten years, without feeling judged or intimidated by such ridiculous comments. I am not on YouTube to impress, offend, or threaten anyone. Any of my articles or interviews should clearly demonstrate that I am just here to learn and interact with other fans like everyone else. I follow the amateurs, I follow the pros, I have written for local newspapers, boxing websites, and I'm currently preparing an article for a boxing magazine that I hope many of you might read and enjoy. I am delighted to be a part of the boxing community in whatever capacity and I would hope that any genuine fans of this sport would be glad that it is reaching a variety of people such as myself.

Anyone who wishes to watch or comment on my videos is always very welcome to do so. Anyone who does not is also completely entitled to their opinion. There are YouTubers that I do not watch either. But I honestly feel that passionate fans should stick together and support the sport, regardless of their gender. All the best. Jess

[Kambumbo]

she is ugly as ****

[Walt Liquor]

that lady has a sexy smile and lips.....the boxing love jumps her up to a solid 8

[Potent]

She seems to have a decent amount of knowledge. She does fail in logic though. Claims of being unbiased makes me chuckle. I watched her video predictions for Katsidis vs Mitchell and Klitschko vs Haye. Not to my surprise she picked both Mitchell and Haye. The funny thing about it though, was that she just went through a lot of points about each fighter and had no case for why she would pick Mitchell or Haye in the end. Mitchell or Haye hadn't shown anything that would lead one to think they had a chance expect wishful thinking.