Plenty of people make stupid decisions in life I'm sure you would have made a few yourself. I wasn't aware of that controversy to be honest. It doesn't really change the sentiments of what I stated in terms of how his personality comes accross.
What if he's not angry? Is it impossible for him to do that without being angry, like the Hulk for instance? He looks like a niet guy to me, so that would be an issue here.
I can't ever picture Joe becoming angry, but I can see him becoming like Neo in the Matrix, an eerie calm settling upon him as he nonchalantly raises his left glove at his opponent who freezes mid-punch, an angry snarl on their face as the camera does a 360 around them, before Parker unfreezes time at the same instant as he launches a thunderous Andy Lee uppercut into their deformed grill and sends them flying into the backseats. I can definitely picture that.
Yes, stupid decisions like deciding to purchase a dodgy looking coat, but that's a bit different from systematically deciding to profit from drugs at the expense of others.
I'm still struggling to understand what it has to do with this thread. I'm not condoning what he did either. It's just irrelevant to this conversation.
Great premise. This is good forum content. Now I'm wondering how far many other fighters could've gone if they'd simply been angrier.
Doesn't need "anger" Just needs to keep up the new 'Kronk' approach he used against Chisora - and keep improving