How do you guys fight?

Really? I missed any mouthpiece spitting or quitting. And who the hell are you? **** off.

 

who the hell are you ???????

 

I'm Connor McLeod of the clan McLeod, now who the **** are you?

 

OK, am i suppose to know who you are?? oh sorry! your connor macleod

 

Someone didn't get the sarcasm. Buffoon.

 

err dont you sence sarcasm in my post, knoblett

 

If you had even a basic grasp of grammar or spelling, maybe we'd be able to pick up on it.

 

This is a boxing forum...grammer and sentence structure dont need to be saved here. Save that shite for else where..

 

Someone's not handling the punches to the head too well, huh?

 

RDJ fought a fight, this reddragon **** is saying he did all this amazing **** in his first sparring match after being there for a month or whatever.

And for the record RDJ was taking the **** on people way before his first fight, its an internet forum don't like it? **** off then.

 

if you have to take a debate down the grammar and sentence structure road, thats pretty lame man. Remember this is a boxing forum.

 

Quit bitching. What do you honestly expect when you write about how great of a fighter you are after one sparring session?

 

exactly its a internet forum, people give advice about fighting and they havnt even won a fight yet.

 

RDJ has been training for 2 years or so though and is pretty intelligent and knows what's going on, so I'd say he's qualified to give advice to people who have never done **** before. What I find most odd is the obsession people have on this forum with records and wins and losses in the amateurs.

 

So what? RDJ has been boxing a helluva lot longer than reddragon or a lot of people on the forum for the most part.

Have you won a fight? Have you even sparred? My bad if you have had a fight or sparred, but if you haven't then you don't understand the mental aspect of the game before going into the fight. RDJ seems to work his ass off and seems to have had a good fight. Was very humble in his loss and didn't claim to have some cheeky uppercuts landed in the corner whilst switching stances all in one month.