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Which is exactly what I counted.

:deal

 

mario is a guy who stays in the gym and knows how to box...but does not really know boxing. his bias is ridiculous. top rank pays him...of course he's going to follow suit. also he trains at the wildcard and is friends with freddie and pac.

 

very good point. it comes to quantity/quality. every judge is going to see something different.

 

good stuff!? he counted punches that didn't even land.

 

Translation 'I didn't score the fight. I scored my expectation of the fight.'

 

They fight at high octane paces. Pacquiaos a bit higher, but both come out the gate like a beast. Both fighters were tenative. Bradley moreso than Pacquiao because A; his feet were ****ed B; Pacquiao's power intimidated Bradley enough to avoid engaging him too much.

Wow...how the **** does this happen.

Honestly. This is beyond me. How the **** can we KNOW that there's a ****in' robbery that took place and then go back and try THIS HARD to rationalize and actually REVISE history in order to reconcile such a disgusting act of either corruption or incompetance.

Beyond ridiculous Zooka.

 

amen.

 

I guarantee even Al Bernstein would call this a robbery.

 

ok...now u are just hitting to close to home.

 

i'd be very interested to hear what al and tarver have to say about it.

 

I also understand you've had not the most pleasant of experiences there. Who was your trainer or who did you work with if you don't mind me asking?

I know most of those guys by name, but just add a description just in case it doesn't ring a bell.

Even still, I have competed before and Wildcard isn't my first gym. Its not even my 2nd gym.

It's my 4th gym.

My first gym was shutdown and used to be located on Broadway near the police station. Then I moved to another gym in Baldwin Park at this sorta community park spot. Never got any sort attention because well I was 16 and wasn't paying anybody so they just sorta gave me drills to do.

When I picked up boxing again I went to my 3rd gym in East LA off Olympic with a bit more street cred. Eddie Heredia's Boxing gym. Didn't like what I saw there and got limited guidance alongside abysmal attention.

Bailed and started checking out both Tiger's gym in Hollywood and the main guy I wanted to work with or anyone of serious merit were almost ALL in Australia. Said **** it and gave Wild Card a shot off a whim and that's when I met Paul. Been training there ever since and haven't worked this hard since I was 12 when I competed as a kid.