1001 Signs that your too much in boxing

You get all gittery before a huge fight, your so ansy you feel like exploding.

 

That was funny and true. I actually met dumb asses like that in the past.

 

As UliUli said, when someone mentions boxing and you get excited.


My friend mentioned the Amir Khan - Gomez fight on Saturday. I told him he is just fighting another washed up mediocre fighter, to which he replied that Khan should fight 'that tatooed guy Joe Calzaghe beat to be king of the division , the Swedish guy' to prove he has potential.

sigh

I couldnt even be bothered explaining to him Khan is the size of Kesslers bicep.

He then asked who in Khans division with a world belt would be the easiest fight, to which I replied 'this mexican/american guy David Diaz at present' , to which he replied, oh, 'the boy with the fast hands that beat Naseem hamed, gotch ya, Amir would lose to him'


SIGHatsch

 

well it probably wasn't that simple but the mentality probably wasn't far off.

 

Someone was bitching on TV about how their dog got ate by an alligator.
(this is expected if you let your dog run around in lakes with gators in Florida)

I saw that and said "gator KO 1 dog" and laughed to myself while my mum wondered WTF i was talking about.

 

When your jogging for whatever reason and you can't help but to throw a few combinations.

 

i read every single post.

 

i use my wife a a punching bag when i get back from the pub at 1 in the morning, now thats commitment

 

SOLO BOXEO... blah blah blah TECATE~!!

guilty as charge

 

Whenver I have back pain, I always tell everyone that I broke my back.....

 

You overhear a stranger talking on a cell phone about a PPV fight that you missed earlier that night and you interrupt his conversation to ask who won and what he thought about the fight. The best thing is, the stranger is too much into boxing, too, and the two of you spend ten minutes in a parking lot at 2:00 AM talking about the fight game.

 

you don't turn the chanel on a cory spinks fight

 

You watch too many Bernard Hopkins interviews on Youtube.