Uh, if you say so. I can't remember anyone hyping up Flores, but I suppose there may have been a few dumb jackasses who were. Flores is a limited fighter. He was before this morning, and he still is, not to mention that he doesn't have any particularly good wins.
This just assists in the thread I started a while back, based on the SMW division not being as strong as in previous years. I proved the point, only for many of the ignorant refusing to believe it. But point proved again by fact, that Marcus Beyer was the first to beat D Green, and now D Green is heavily hyped for KO wins over R Jones and Briggs who took Adamek to the trenches, and has now exposed B J Flores. I keep telling people :smoke
lost all my vcash but Im happy with the result Blowjob Flores hasnt accomplished anything and was just living off his controversial win over Ding. Dude has a certain smugness that annoys the hell out of me, im glad Danny boy took care of business.
After we saw him run more laps around the ring than the Indy 500 against Ding, I don't think anyone was hyping Flores
True gentleman outside the ring, it is a shame that he did not do enought to win the fight, the sport of boxing needs more role models like him.
No they weren't. Don't revise history (unless you can dig up some exact quotes). The most positive things ever said about BJ were in the build-up to the Green fight flagging him as a live underdog (which he could have been on paper had he not checked his balls with the luggage instead of keeping them in his carry-on), as stated earlier: Prior to signing to fight Green the most positive things ever said about Flores (strictly as a fighter; he got plenty of praise as a commentator and rightly so but that's neither here nor there regarding his boxing career) were that some of the top cruiserweights avoided him for having an unattractive risk-reward ratio, which can be said to be true even without having a terribly high opinion of him or favoring him over said top cruiserweights (and most of the people who said that were not implying that he was the uncrowned champion; only that he didn't add enough to any of their legacies for guys like Cunningham to bother with a pain in the ass spoiler).
http://www.sportschau.de/sp/boxen/news201011/08/vorbericht_haye_harrison_101108.jsp Don't know if you understand a bit of German, it's in the headline's last sentence. Couldn't find their old article where they explicitly named the 22nd of January but you can take my word for that. :deal