Ok well that explains it. I heard ppl from new york are like this too? And lol at the hostility here for a simple post. Guess some ppl have nothing else to do but find fights online. lol
Oh, its fine when jerks like Pacino in movie like Scarface use it a 1000 times, but in reality a guy gets a royal ass kicking you got a problem with it? GROW THE **** UP, ASSHOLES!
He's a boxer, not a sunday school teacher. He's not that eloquent, but he's honest and respectful of the better fighter. I thought it was great, and he is deserving of praise as a tough guy and a good sportsman.
Completely uncalled for and offensive. I want pure, wholesome boxing, not foul language. Now, excuse me while I go watch some medieval ****ing in The Tudors.
Ok sorry dude, I didn't understand that he's from Chicago and that's how they are, but why such hostility? wow amazing! lol
It would sound weird if the interview went "Goodness gracious, the darn guy was so okiley-dokely fast?!"
I admire diaz for his honesty in accepting defeat from a superior fighter not like the sore loser who went to Phil. to pick another fight and wont admit that he lost.