wow im betting u if i ever do.lol nah though thats cool u see that way. its over and done. some probally will stick to it"a bet is a bet" a month would be appropriate. but life time im against.
I dont really care either way, but IMO a man does what he says he will do. This nonsense about people betting something and not "paying" what is owed is nonsense and BS. I dont care what the bet was for. The issue is integrity. If you bet something, you need to be man enough to give it up. If you cannot, then dont bet...its simple. Again, I dont care who it is or what its about. Thats my opinion anyway.
i understand i just think its unappropriate. even though it was the other guys bet. just dont know why a lifetime he would bet but like some says they will come with another name so i guess it doesnt matter. i just like how heavey right hand wont hold it against him fully
Good Tyson reference. I think he should fight Toney or maybe Ruiz. Loser retires immediately and in JTs case STFU forever. I imagine when JT stops "training" he'll blow up to near 300# on a 5'9" frame.
Well, first he has to change some things before returning, he needs to improve his speed, so sheding some pounds off might be a good idea. I'm pretty sure he could go back to the top with a couple of good fights.
I watched it several times. SAM SAID QUIT. the corner kept asking him. "What?" "you are done" (or something close to that) Say mentioned "quitting" 1st
Thats what I thought and that is FAR worse than an injury or corner stoppage. The guy elected to quit when it got tough. He spoke up and said "No More". Anyone who thinks he does not deserve ridicule for that is off their rocker.
None of us have heard from him. I get the bet, but it seems harsh. I guess its up to "Heavy" to enforce it or not
Your word is all you have to stand on, so without that what would be the value of having someone around like that? Just my opinion anyway. I have no problems with people that dont bet or those that bet and lose. I have no understanding for people that bet and dont honor their bet.