boxing is a sport

[rajul]

hopkins and mayweather saying its 'street'
no mma is more street. boxing has rules.
if hopkins and mayweather want to fight like in the streets
they should fight in mma
boxing has rules ....

mayweather can use his elbows and hopkins can use
his headbuts in mma ...

they can go street in there. see how they do

hahahaha

[Medved]

Its a Gentleman's sport that has been transformed into a sideshow circus with animals.

There is no honor, no respect for fellow Boxer, etc etc.

Floyd has single handily brought Boxing back 50 years with his thuggery and cowardice.

This is why crackheads shouldn't have kids.

[BmoreBrawler]

Its a Gentleman's sport that has been transformed into a sideshow circus with animals.

There is no honor, no respect for fellow Boxer, etc etc.

Floyd has single handily brought Boxing back 50 years with his thuggery and cowardice.

This is why crackheads shouldn't have kids.

90 years. Sulaimon had to go back 90 years to 1920 Jack Dempsey to find a fight with a sucker punch ending like that, lol. Which was apparently so shocking that it is still discussed 90 years later.

[Mr.miracle]

It's true it's a sport for an AUDIENCE.

And the audience wants to see a fair fight, not see some dude sucker punch another dude for a ko.

[Larry the boss]

Both are world champions and lineal champions in their respected divisions...............hate on son

[*Boss*]

another alt , what a surprise.

[S.G.]

Exactly; boxing is a sport with rules, and Mayweather acted perfectly within the parameters of them. Besides, it's not his job to uphold those rules, it's his job to win. If -- if -- what he had done was illegal, it'd be entirely Cortez's fault that he got away with it.

Your own personal code of honour, no doubt forged by years of menacing and wildly speculative internet posts, is irrelevant to the sport of boxing.

[Battle*Hardened]

MMA isn't street unless you watched to many karate movies as a kid.

[johnm is...]

Exactly; boxing is a sport with rules, and Mayweather acted perfectly within the parameters of them. Besides, it's not his job to uphold those rules, it's his job to win. If -- if -- what he had done was illegal, it'd be entirely Cortez's fault that he got away with it.

Your own personal code of honour, no doubt forged by years of menacing and wildly speculative internet posts, is irrelevant to the sport of boxing.

Roasted...

[Null]

You play football, you play baseball, you play basketball. You don't play boxing.