win, loose or draw is there any boxer more gracious in both victory and defeat? right after the fight he went to rios's corner and shook hands with everyone, he is even admits that he gets hurt in by punches unlike most boxers who say they never got hurt or what not. with his loss to marquez and bradley he simply accepted it as a part of the game. he never gloats he never whines he takes victory and defeat like a man.
wonder how his wife felt when she found out the gracious noble one had been cheating on her and what about the rival politician who he beat up? i'm sure he apologised afterwards so it was all alright not to worry. ive heard our gracious humble manny is a big fan of ****erils
this was supposed to be a positive thread on how fighters should behave for the betterment of the sport instead you post things unrelated to it and drag it to the mud where i'm definitely sure you belong. it's true pac has cheated but that was 2-3 yrs ago and he has since melowed down and got into this religious s#it which in my opinion lessened his killer instinct. can you give me a link of that politician he beat up or is it just one of your smear campaigns?
I didn't know making excuses for a loss means you are gracious in defeat? Not saying the man doesn't seem like a "good person" but part of being gracious in defeat is admitting you were beat by the better man/team. Not making excuses about why you lost.
cheap shots lol it gives an insight into the guys character. mr cute giggly phoney, who drugs, cheat on his wife, beats up politicians and is a fan of animal fighting hehehe our little manny, the peoples herow <3
Probably the same way you felt when you found oot yer hoe was getting nailed by an asian with a micro ***** because he ****ed better than you did. Its the only logical reason for all this butthurt you show towards Manny.
I think this all "gracious in defeat and in victory" psychologically doesn't help a fighter himself. He came in boxing to fight, hurt people, be competitive, become the number one, build his identity as the champ. Once a fighter accepts a defeat, it's good for his growth of personality but it has nothing to do with fighting. He shall hate losing, he shall be happy winning - feelings shall not be the SAME. Once Emelianenko started to act like this - all religious and gracious, he lost something in him - this crutch to be the best. I see this in Pac as well, sorry.
Lol where is that report about Manny & his boys beating up some filipino citizen I wanna know wat PAc fans think about that