Comments Thread For: Sergey Kovalev Arrested For DUI in Los Angeles

[Vlad_]

I always find it intersting that when this loser commits crimes it doesn’t get as much attention as let’s say Broner or Davis.....

When Kovalev gets caught on tape sending his car in the air and flipping it half a dozen times or hitting a woman, then you might have something to say. Until then shut the fuck up you racist pig.

[Vlad_]

There is an article about it... same as Broner and Davis.. What else do.you want?

He's just a racist bitch with a victim mentality.

[Vlad_]

Let's see if the posters who criricized Errol Spence for his drunk driving incident come in here and criticize Kovalev with the same energy.

They should if they want to be consistent.

Yeah because doing many times the speed limit in a crowded street and losing control sending your car into the air and flipping it half a dozen times is the same as just getting pulled over.

DUI is never good, but don't compare it to what Spence did. Not even close.

[BoxingIsGreat]

I am a Floyd fan regardless of how many DV convictions he has. If I don't like a boxer, like Leonard, ODH, wlad, Kov or Manny, I just say so. I don't use DV , drug addiction, DUI or any other fake reasoning.

I agree with the bold. If I like a boxer just for how good he is inside the ring, his personal life doesn't concern me AT ALL, unless I have no life myself.

Green K, Mr. Dunn.

[elfag]

FLIPPING A FERRARI IS NOT A CRIME DOE YOU PHAG

Reckless driving is a criminal charge that can come into play in lots of situations. The laws in most states define reckless driving in broad and general terms. So, whether a driver’s actions can be characterized as “reckless driving” really comes down to judgment calls of the citing officer and, ultimately, the jury.
How Reckless Driving Is Defined

The particulars of state laws differ. But most states define reckless driving (also called “reckless operation” and “driving to endanger”) as willfully operating a vehicle in a manner that shows an indifference to the safety of persons or property. In other words, the person was aware he or she was driving in a way that put other people or property at risk.

In addition to having a generally defined reckless driving offense, the laws of some states include specific circumstances that are considered “per se” reckless driving. Some of the more common per se examples involve excessive speeding (for example, driving over 100 miles per hour), illegally passing a school bus, and street racing.

[elfag]

Yeah because doing many times the speed limit in a crowded street and losing control sending your car into the air and flipping it half a dozen times is the same as just getting pulled over.

DUI is never good, but don't compare it to what Spence did. Not even close.

Spence just happened to crash when he was drunk.

[elfag]

Are you on that crack?! Comparing an alleged DUI traffic stop to an alcoholix animal Spence who almost killed someone when he flipped his ferrarri and ended up grinding his teeth on the curb while his shoes did a triple back-flip ???? Really.... SMH

They are the same thing. Only difference is luck.

Its like shooting into a crowd of people. One person misses and another kills someone. Luck.

Kov could have flipped his vehicle too. He just was lucky.

[Vlad_]

Spence just happened to crash when he was drunk.

Does it say Kovalev was speeding? Is it even confirmed he was drunk or another allegation?

Spence's car took of into the air like a fighter jet.

Drunk is not as bad as drunk and reckless.

[ShoulderRoll]

Yeah because doing many times the speed limit in a crowded street and losing control sending your car into the air and flipping it half a dozen times is the same as just getting pulled over.

DUI is never good, but don't compare it to what Spence did. Not even close.

Driving drunk can kill other people. Period.

You're either against it or you're not. There's no middle ground here.

[P4Pdunny]

Kov a mess and needs help