Should AA be banned?

MACHETE · Oct 10, 2010

Of course not, that's just silly.

rodney · Oct 11, 2010

lzolnier said: ↑

AA should not be banned nor face any punishment beyond his DQ loss, but you cannot be seriously defending those blatantly illegal punches. They were just as careless and illegal as what Golota did to Bowe's nut sack. Also, I don't think there's any reason to question Ward's brain damage, as he was one of the favorites to win this tourney. He likely stands to lose money and potential popularity by bowing out as well. Odds are that AA's punches are what caused or or at least contributed to his current problems. As far as we know Ward's brain was fine before that fight and he certainly had no symptoms that would stop him from fighting. After that fight he's having brain problems, so its reasonable to conclude AA's punches had something to do with this. Odds are they either caused or contributed to his problems.
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A fighter's job is to beat and yes, if he can --- knock his opponent out.
**** happens - like when your opponent goes down to avoid more punishment or slips by accident.
Get insurance , just like other professional atheletes get in case they get injured.

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