Did It Save Boxing? Laughable Cover.

As usual, changing the subject to anything off-topic.

 

He quit. He admitted to quiting.

 

The closest Taco Bell is like 50 miles away. Lo Cocina is the only mexican food close.

 

STFU. A lot of people thought it was ****.

 

He brought up Mexican food. :rofl :rofl :rofl

 

*******. :blood

 

Obviously, he quit. Margo beat the **** out of him.

People calling him a "quitter" as in "coward" or "*****" is what comes out like complete ignorance and stupidity.

I assume you don't mean it that way.

 

I never said it was exciting but it wasn't **** either, maybe **** compared to how it was hyped but complete ****?, I don't think so.

Now you can safely go back to infesting the boxing forum with off-topic rubbish like Mexican food, Lord of the Rings, your blackberry and other worthless junk.

 

It was **** in a lot of peoples eyes since their was a lot of hype involved. It had a chance to saving boxing but it didnt. GO back to nuthugging Mayweather. :roll:

 

Man you're like 18 months late. Why the **** are you posting this now?

To answer the question though:

No, it didn't. Why not?

BECAUSE BOXING DIDN'T NEED TO BE SAVED!!!

 

Boxing doesn't need to be saved, whoever thought this was a fight to save boxing and bought that advertisement is an idiot and it was proven countless times before that you are the biggest idiot on this forum and trust me, that's saying A LOT.

Being a fan of a boxer on a boxing forum is nuthugging to a ****** like you but being a fan of worthless junk and mentioning it in every boxing thread is completely normal.