Tell me the truth about Don King!

[Trigger unhappy]

For years I've heard that he's a heartless bastard that steals fighters money. I don't know much about his personal life so is he really the scum of the earth people make him out to be?

[RiC-DiC]

Don King is the definition of a wretched, slimy, reptilian motherfúcker.

[JoeKidd]

And what's the definition of Arum, Schaeffer, DeLahoya, Dana White? They do the same thing, just slicker.

[WesleySnipes]

And what's the definition of Arum, Schaeffer, DeLahoya, Dana White? They do the same thing, just slicker.

Hoya, Schaefer & Arum are of course also wretched slimy reptilian mo****as but Don King is a wretched slimy reptilian that also killed 2 ****in people so he really deserves the crown...also he was like the forerunner of sleezy promoters that rob you. You could say it like this...Arum & Co = Broner and Don King = Mayweather...something like that...not the best example but i think people will understand what i mean by that...

[Mrsantiago]

And what's the definition of Arum, Schaeffer, DeLahoya, Dana White? They do the same thing, just slicker.

Don king is too brown thats the difference

[$Bullsfam$]

Don King doesn't have as much control of the sport as he use to so he's not "as" bad as he was but he's still pretty bad considering his fighters rarely ever fight.

[Hougigo]

Don't forget murderer

[Bretty Poy32]

don king has feet phobia.

[TBear]

King gave us some great cards and shows, especially compared the stuff they throw at us today. In that regard he might be considered a great promoter. However there were many controversies and questions regarding crooked officiating, sanctioning body payoffs and questionable morals around his run that shadow the accomplishments as a promoter.

Consider also, all the fighters that had to sue him to get their money, and there were very many, his ride at the top, though productive, was far from glorious!

[Rockin']

Get a copy of World Boxing Magazine; (not this issue but the one coming up.) you'll get Emanuel Stewards last interview which includes his candid feelings toward Don King.

Also in the issue, remember "The MotorCity" Carr. He spent a good time in the insane asylum after trying to climb the mountain that is boxing. Extremely candid and intimate comments by Steward pertaining to Oba and his father and the road that they all fought upon.

Just sayin'................ Rockin'