Front page of ESPN, your thoughts?

[boxingfan91]

Who gives a **** if he did? He did his time so let it be, Ray Lewis ****ing killed a man and nobody kept bringing up his past

[mathed]

ESPN just removed an Asian man named Robert Lee from covering the UVA-W&M game. It's a scab ass network that is ruining it's reputation by shoving it's political agenda in it's viewers faces when they just want to watch sports.

[-Kev-]

Did he beat more than one woman? It says women.

Anyway, ESPN and TR are now good friends, maybe that has something to do with this piece?

[SilverMiles]

ESPN should stay out of politics but since the owners are now using the platform to push their political agenda and are in love with feminism I'm not surprised they would publish such a nonsensical headline.

I'm not even going to waste my time reading the article.

[jas]

espn is ******* propaganda along with all the other channels in america except fox news.

espn is meant to be a sports news site, news is meant to be topical ,

this is a disgraceful choice of a front page story about something that is years old purely aimed to disparage floyd



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[Mr.Fantastic]

down right ******...damn the man went to jail **** more you want?

If a **** went to jail for beating up a black dude, did his time, would you hold it against him?

[LockardTheGOAT]

There was never any photos or videos, so not real proof. The truth is, nobody could beat him inside the ring so they tried to make him lose outside the ring. It's also true that Oscar De La Hoya dressed up as a women, cheated on his wife several times and was addicted to *******. Does that mean we shouldn't give him credit for his career or hate him because he did some ****** things? No. Everybody makes mistakes and we shouldn't hate people for them. Oscar is still a legend in the sport.

Given that ******** are all the rage now, I'm surprised people don't praise Oscar for being ahead of his time for these photos.

[R-C]

There was never any photos or videos, so not real proof. The truth is, nobody could beat him inside the ring so they tried to make him lose outside the ring. It's also true that Oscar De La Hoya dressed up as a women, cheated on his wife several times and was addicted to *******. Does that mean we shouldn't give him credit for his career or hate him because he did some ****** things? No. Everybody makes mistakes and we shouldn't hate people for them. Oscar is still a legend in the sport.

Oscar is my favorite fighter all time, but whenever he gets criticize for what he did OUTSIDE the ring, I don't take personal. and if ESPN want to write a story and put it on the front of the news, so what!

The OP asked for my thoughts and I answer, why turn a blind eye, if its the truth?

[The Problem Child]

LMFAOOO God bless ESPN, they are an excellent media source and I will support them even more now.

[WesternChamp]

lololololol