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I agree, but this guy gets on and likes to rattle. No need for it.

After I took it out of your azz!:tongue:

Couldn't agree with you more. Every day I shake my head in amazement.

This may come as a shock to many, but anyone who identifies themselves as "gay" always could and always can "marry" another "gay" no matter what "gays" or the rest of us think. Who is any wo/man to tell another wo/man he who s/he may live with?

I'll warm up your baby bottle while you go lay down in your crib and take a little nap.

How do you define talented?

This one is a real gem to start with:lol:

Andy won't be able to fight Gennady but if he trains on holding, stalling, tying, jabbing, foot stepping, stumbling, tripping, pushing, switching, running, elbowing, butting, and pawing, he could do it the American way and maybe go the distance. Hopkins and now Ward have made careers out of...

I think you're underestimating the power of the internet. And, though the agenda is to the contrary, most kids these days see homos as wrong.

The really good news is the public's perception is changing. One need only do a brief search to find hundreds (if not thousands) of websites, blogs, and videos that decry a different view of major league sports than that which is pitched by the "mainsleeze". Though the racial aspect is seldom...

The best thing that could happen to American Football is to take all of the white players and coaches out of it completely. It is surprising how long this charade has gone on. Who cares anyway how many black players they hire? Maybe they can turn it into a Detroit, Cleveland, Rochester, or St...

Wolfman boxing is so goddamn crooked, you gotta check out what the "IBF" has done to George Groves. After the bribed ref stopped his last fight from behind, he has been told (in some way?) to either accept 15% of the purse (Froch to accept 85%) or leave it! After he pays taxes, fees...

Exactly, Manny either knocks him around or he loses. Done.

Wolfman, of course the business is full of crooks. Who is denying that? I have personal first-hand knowledge of it. I should know and I do know. There is evidence on almost every card. But what I've tried to tell here is fighters do have some choice. Vegas and New York are not the only places to...

White gave you a few examples above Wolf, I add Hopkins to the list of boxers who negotiate who they want to ref and judge their fights. And, of course, weasel Mayweather Jr. gets all of his decisions in writing, signed, and faxed to him before he even enters a ring. In the end, its always the...

The formula, the points, the rankings, the "pound for pound" myth, the six "champions" per weight class: its all mostly a bunch of baloney.

I agree the average fighter lacks intelligence and knowledge; I disagree entirely that the average fighter -fighting a main event- couldn't negotiate with his adversary: 1) who may referee the; 2) who may judge the fight; 3) and, most importantly, not just the rules but what the criteria for...

Protests, petitions, and complaints are just whining. The best way to fix the problem is to do it with the contract. Fighters can set rules for judges and agree on who they want to work for them. ​

And it is opinion for whom points are awarded; its all opinion.

Just check out the number of same judges that keep reappearing on Mayweather Jr. fights. This closed society keeps on keeping on. It's the fighters that are stupid for not contracting with impartial judges and stipulating the rules and conditions under which they will accept a decision.

I disagree with Carcharias and BS2 about Szpilka's future. If he can't knock a limited, plain, dull, and straightforward fighter like Jennings around, he will never make much money as a prizefighter and, I think, he's wasting his time. Unless... If the fight was not pre-planned (fixed), as non...