Everyone can find the way back to good shape. Question is, will Taylor, and could Abraham still find a way to bomb him out anyways. This definetly...
Odo: put Hoohapless on ignore. That's the best thing for your health. You will hear nothing else than crap from him on Abraham, the bigger crap...
Taylor was much quicker at 160 than he was against Froch. The speed Taylor has shown there doesn't bother me at all against Abraham. If Taylor...
First you have to hear that someone died, then, you can react to it. If his entourage is as shitty as it looks like, they would guard him from...
Naaaa ... never heard your mother telling you she could poke you an eye out if you throw her legs over your shoulders ???
It was on the gossip news how they fumbled and kissed the whole evening, when it was still unknown who the "really big wrestler" was. But hey,...
Sure he is, you could see it from him being as desperate to hide his real personality that he stuck his tongue into her mouth for the whole couple...
Just as a reminder (sorry, jisi ;)) ... [IMG]
So, Frank, can you then tell me why Julius Long, McCline, Dimitrenko, Tony Thompson, Derrick Jefferson, Tye Fields, Lance Whitaker, etc., etc.,...
Just guess why I have that avatar Pavlik vs. Halmich. Most of the hardcore Pavlik fans have me on ignore because I kick them in the butt when they...
Of course he is overrated, but Pavlik is _exactly_ not the type that would give McClellan the opportunities that one needs. He jumps back out of...
If power is all that counts, can somebody explain to me why McClellan LOST 3 times ? Two times by decision against complete nobodies ?
You think when a guy winging from left field telegraphing each and every punch from C2 is in with a textbook boxer puncher with a very high volume...
Don't bother actually looking at youtube HOW "fast" G-Man really was. Never let facts get in the way of a good rant ! :)
Pavliks entire game is centered around either staying just out of reach landing longer hands than his opponent expects, or outgunning inferior...
