Anyone saw "ON Freddie Roach"?

[DontHitMyNuts]

So what would be the correct forum in which to have Roach or Pacquiao simply answer the hard questions?

I simply stated that having a Q&A with Roach would have been 100 times more interesting than having him him parade around showing the world how well he's coping with his disease. Simply answering 5 questions without dodging or deflecting would make for better TV than the 30 minute Parkinson's Disease "mino(?) documentary" HBO aired.

Being such an authority on IQs, you should have known that was what I was trying to convey.

This was no better than putting Muhammad Ali on TV to see how he spends a day. The difference being that Ali was really great at something at some point and so his story is worth telling.

we get it, you don't like roach and have an agenda. The poster you just replied to just explained what this documentary is all about and it seems people with an IQ of a ****roach like you still litter these forums

this isn't a Q and A show and the purpose is depict a narrative into his everyday life. go turn off the TV or go watch some boxing hating youtube videos if you are into that type of thing

[Pocket Dogs!]

So what would be the correct forum in which to have Roach or Pacquiao simply answer the hard questions?

I simply stated that having a Q&A with Roach would have been 100 times more interesting than having him him parade around showing the world how well he's coping with his disease. Simply answering 5 questions without dodging or deflecting would make for better TV than the 30 minute Parkinson's Disease "mino(?) documentary" HBO aired.

Being such an authority on IQs, you should have known that was what I was trying to convey.

This was no better than putting Muhammad Ali on TV to see how he spends a day. The difference being that Ali was really great at something at some point and so his story is worth telling.

Hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate

BTW, great 1st episode.

[Brother Jay]

we get it, you don't like roach and have an agenda. The poster you just replied to just explained what this documentary is all about and it seems people with an IQ of a ****roach like you still litter these forums

this isn't a Q and A show and the purpose is depict a narrative into his everyday life. go turn off the TV or go watch some boxing hating youtube videos if you are into that type of thing

Well Mr My Nuts, what do you think my agenda is?

I expressed that the show had little to do with boxing. Yet it is marketed as a boxing show instead of a Parkinsons reality show ... which is pretty much was.

Why not have Michael J Fox on the next episode? Then maybe Janet Reno.

I asked before and since you think you fancy yourself as more than ******ed I will ask you:

WTF does this have to do with boxing?

Do I have to have an agenda because I don't see Freddie Roach singing karaoke as relevant to boxing?

Or are you defending a show on HBO from one man's opinion?

Or do you know deep down that the show was so boring that they had to have a women pull her ******* out just for a cheap thrill and a shock factor?

Honestly, how much did you learn about Freddie Roach? How telling was the documentary? What did you learn about the man that you didn't already know?

Was it a documentary? Or was it scripted reality show that offered little if any insight into this man's life or more importantly his career?

Don't like what I write?

Don't read it.

[Weebler I]

roach seemed to be a **** to that manager/ex-gf of his though.

The only part I didn't like was when he got insecure over his ex/assistant being on the phone. That was weak.

Looked like she was doing that annoying texting at the table thing like a teenage girl, it's fcuking rude.


Decent first episode, Khan's speed is unreal up close.

[KingTito]

Just watched it. I thought it was great. Much respect to Freddie. He's a real dude.

[gauze]

i gotta admit, i'm not a fan of roach or anyone associated with him/wild card. but i did find this enjoyable because it gave a good look into the training camp and some of the other things that go on behind the scenes that you don't normally get to see. i really liked that raw doctumentary style. in general, i like things stripped down and to the point- bell and whistle-free. i liked how it differed from 24/7 in the quality of production, lack of music and narration, and it seemed like everything was spontaneous. just cameras rolling and following him around. to me, thats what a documentary should be. no gimmicks, just the facts ma'am.

[King Ju-Ju]

Thought it was great.

[kadyo's]

Great documentary on freddie roach and boxing. Green K to beekeepz for the vid.

[jri9d0]

I thought it was great, HBO needs more mini-series like this to put boxing back to its lime light..

[Patrick Boxing]

Thought it was a great episode. Can't wait until the next one. Freddie is a real superstar.

You really get to see some behind the scenes stuff that we never ever get to see.

No one watched that crapola