Too bad Kermit started boxing so late had he been in the gym as a kid 9 or 10 it is frightening what he would be doing today.
you cant train for heart. i recently saw his brother fight and he looked tough up untill he tasted his own blood and he then became a different fighter. must run in the family
I saw that. I noticed at the first sign of blood he went into panic mode and started wailing anway and lost his pro debut. I thought the same thing. Must run in the family.
Some Ricans do pronounce it like that not all though, Just as anywhere else people have different accents depending where you from ..ie the country side or the city. Some of my boys from Rincon, P.R. have different accents then most San Juaneros.
Filipino World Champs, about 35 and quickly rising Mexican world champs, 107 (not including Mexican-Americans) and quickly slowing down
because you were dismissive of someone's talent with the "it must run in the family" comment. you also can't teach character and that's not hereditary.
Slowing down my ass. In what sense? Mexicans still dominate a great deal of the boxing scene as they have for decades in every aspect of the sport from outstanding prospects, to tough journeymen spoilers, to world class champions.
yep, and from the old school cant forget Wilfredo "El Radar" Benitez Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez Hector "Macho" Camacho Edwin "Chapo" Rosario :happy :happy :happy
in case you have not noticed, this whole website is devoted to analyzation and assesment of fighters, which includes the heart required for their chosen profession. if i hurt your feelings it was not my intention and i will be a little gentler with you in the future.