Comments Thread For: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Reflects On Decision To Turn Pro

[NachoMan]

The point is a boxer he was sh it he never amounted to anything more than a name. We as fans have a right to say what we want about said boxer because if it wasn’t for us that buy the PPV that buy tickets to see them live they would be nothing. For you to make a ****** comment like you made well all your posts were ******ed but that one in particular is such horse sh it. As a boxer he accomplished more than almost every poster on here because we aren’t professional boxers idiot. No one posted that they achieved more than him in the ring

Bullsht. Your broke ass never bought a PPV in your life. You're just a done-nothing sht-talker like the last guy. This website gives you the only identity you ever had.

[Chuckguy]

Bullsht. Your broke ass never bought a PPV in your life. You're just a done-nothing sht-talker like the last guy. This website gives you the only identity you ever had.

Yes you are right I’m on welfare and living with my grandparents and I don’t pay for anything ever in my life
Insert slow clap
Job well done

[NachoMan]

Yes you are right I’m on welfare and living with my grandparents and I don’t pay for anything ever in my life
Insert slow clap
Job well done

Look, I'm not here to judge. I've encountered a ton of "failure to launch" cases in my time. Self-loathing is not helpful though. It's just time to make hard decisions, bro. First step is to push that damn keyboard away, get up and take any job you can get. Take it as baby steps. All work is dignified.

[KingOfGlory]

Is he going to reflect on his decision to rob 1M fans against Canelo?

I almost bought that fight too. I'm a sucker for the Cinco De Mayo PPVs. But luckily I remembered what a floundering sloth he is right before clicking the Order button.