"A Generation of lazy black fighters, and poor White Fighters"

How is this nonsense? :think

It's well documented, I could show you numerous reports that refer to it as fact.

 

:rofl

 

Kiss my ball bag:finger

 

Ahh well.

 

You know the answer to that!

 

And cold's, take

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Haye and Floyd themselves have put on half-arsed performances.

 

You could never call Floyd lazy though, hess obviously one of the hardest workers in boxing today.

 

Yeah, you're right, sorry. Remind me, how many times does he a fight a year?

 

No offense PK but this thread is wank. You have an argument that could be applied to a lot of sports today and not just Boxing, but singling out race and **** is not the way to do it.

Bottom line is we are living in a different world now, Boxing for whatever reason is arguably not as popular or "big" as it once was. (very popular on internet apparently .. )

Youngsters and potential sportsman now have a multitude of career-choices, life-paths they can take and options they can make to pursue leisures and hobbies, whereas in the past you could probably narrow the options down 100-fold or more.

The World has become a smaller place, technology has advanced and less people choose the "I'm gonna be Champion of the World" option in life.

However, those who do choose Boxing have better facilities and advice about sports-science and technique etc, no fighting in smoke-filled arenas etc, so it's not all doom and gloom. Maybe the current global financial crisis will help bring more impoverished youths with no future or less choices through the doors of gyms and we'll see an upsurge of hungry talent .....

Speaking from a British POV, I'd say there are far less kids out on the street today playing football for instance, compared to 10/20 years ago. However, there are far more kids getting better coaching than ever before and also benefitting from superior facilities like all-weather pitches and better equipment etc etc

This applies to Boxing too if you consider our successes at the Olympics and Amateurs recently IMO.

Cheer up you ****! :good

 

I read all the way through that and then realised......who the **** are you quoting?

Your posts are littered with quotations...

 

thats what happens when you reach a certain level I suppose, when a boxer's future is secured and they have reached a certain level they dont need to fighta as much. When he does fight though hes always been a real professional, always comes in great shape. And back in his younger days he fought regularly.