Comments Thread For: Parker's Manager To Wilder: Take Step-Aside, Allow Fury-Joshua
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I am certainly not defending either one of you for a long winded post. I did get a laugh out of it though. I was wondering if it was two trolls. With that being said "might" implies that they have an option. From what I understand the networks were already on board when the contracts were signed. Which means they "cant" do anything about it. Cappe could have stated that and moved on. He admitted to being stubborn and it showed. As for your responses........."Wrong and strong" might apply. I am only being blunt and honest. My aim when I joined this forum was to discuss professional boxing, not worrying about being right or wrong.Comment
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I guess the difference is that I admit when my info is not 100% percent accurate. You are still tring to weasel out of the original point of me responding to your post. Now you are using semantics.Still struggling with "might" are you? Saying something might happen is not a prediction. I hope English isn't your first language.
You actually made claims like purses aren't in rematch clauses, 25 million can't be guaranteed and filed purses are guarantees. All of which i did prove wrong. DERP DERP
Since I have joined boxingScene, it's always the same with guys like you. Completely incorrect but instead of owning up to it you try and find discrepancies with other posters replies. If the fight is signed then you were wrong. If the networks cancel it then I am wrong. Plain and simple. Oh sorry, you said they "might", as if they had any say in the matter. No point in trying to give you any more advice. As for good advice, the wise don't need it and the fools don't take it! I admitted to my stubbornness. I have acknowleged a fault now I must work on fixing it. I wasted enough time on this thread already. You were incorrect, move on!Comment
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I can be neither wrong nor right. The only one that made claims was you. You were proven wrong.I guess the difference is that I admit when my info is not 100% percent accurate. You are still tring to weasel out of the original point of me responding to your post. Now you are using semantics.
Since I have joined boxingScene, it's always the same with guys like you. Completely incorrect but instead of owning up to it you try and find discrepancies with other posters replies. If the fight is signed then you were wrong. If the networks cancel it then I am wrong. Plain and simple. Oh sorry, you said they "might", as if they had any say in the matter. No point in trying to give you any more advice. As for good advice, the wise don't need it and the fools don't take it! I admitted to my stubbornness. I have acknowleged a fault now I must work on fixing it. I wasted enough time on this thread already. You were incorrect, move on!Comment
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Wow. A thick head and always the last word. The networks "might" cancel the fight implies that they "can". We can go on and on with this. Am I wrong at times? Absolutely! The difference with guys like you and I? I am man enough to admit it. You didn't realize that the networks were already signed on. Shyte happens. None of us know all the intricacies of the sport. We learn as we go. At least some of us. "It's what you learn after you know it all that matters". Have a good day Robbie. It's my fault for continuing on when I should have realized that you either don't get or refuse to admit it. You would get a lot more respect on this forum by showing humility. Some of us have been around the game for decades.Comment
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Nothing to admit. There might be a clause in the contract that says Wilder has to nut on your face. Keyword "might"......... Now i'm not claiming there is but there could be. Unless you see the contract then how can you say i'm wrong?Wow. A thick head and always the last word. The networks "might" cancel the fight implies that they "can". We can go on and on with this. Am I wrong at times? Absolutely! The difference with guys like you and I? I am man enough to admit it. You didn't realize that the networks were already signed on. Shyte happens. None of us know all the intricacies of the sport. We learn as we go. At least some of us. "It's what you learn after you know it all that matters". Have a good day Robbie. It's my fault for continuing on when I should have realized that you either don't get or refuse to admit it. You would get a lot more respect on this forum by showing humility. Some of us have been around the game for decades.
The only one that'ss been proven wrong is you.
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Thick head and the last word. Probably a nurture issue. You can always blame your parents! I'll leave this post by saying "you are right Robbie, the networks "might" cancel the fight". Does that make you feel better.
Humility is the most difficult of all virtues to achieve; nothing dies harder than the desire to think well of self.
T.S. EliotComment
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I know i'm right. I have been all along finally you've realised it and you now know what "might" means, pat yourself on the back.Thick head and the last word. Probably a nurture issue. You can always blame your parents! I'll leave this post by saying "you are right Robbie, the networks "might" cancel the fight". Does that make you feel better.
Humility is the most difficult of all virtues to achieve; nothing dies harder than the desire to think well of self.
T.S. Eliot
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Of course I was being sarcastic,lol. "More people would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them". You know you are right?,lol. You couldn't have been more wrong. Yet you don't see it. That sentence above has always intrigued me in life. Someone who is clearly incorrect yet sticks to their guns at all costs. I'll have to talk to a psychologist friend of mine and ask him for some guidance. What exactly causes that flaw in people? The obvious answer is some sort of insecurity. I'll get back to you with his answer. Have a great day robbie!Comment
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