There was a golden moment somewhere in the past 5 years where there were no controversial decisions for over a month or two. I'm proud of that as a fan. Sport has always been corrupt, just not anywhere near the degree of the travesties you see left and right in our current buy-sell future depression.
lol...let me help you... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riSEb-hdq8M[/ame] This content is protected The Crying will never end...
is that u in ur avi? how unfortunate. . . hah nah, i agree. . the month of may pretty much got everything right. . even Germany took the effort to consciously score against their own guy, in Huck. . Although Huck won that fight, it wasn't a robbery to give Ola the draw.
with tim's initiative for year round testing in boxing....plus his huge win over pac....he's really put himself on the top in the boxing world. this guy is amazing!!!!
That was a very close fight. Not even Mexican government officials said a word so why should U.S. officials say it?
Maybe Pac was right. He said God has a plan for everything. If this passes, every state's athletic commission will be policed by the Federal boxing commission. Maybe they can implement stricter drug testing as well. Pac's "defeat" and Timmeh's "win" will have served a higher purpose. :good
The crying continues... but they are tears of joy. Imagine 2 U.S. Senators of opposing parties that despise each other are united to fight for a non-American? Timmeh wins as well as he keeps his official "W" while a Federal Boxing Commission might be created. Timmeh wins twice! :happy This content is protected Harry Reid, John McCain Agree On Pacquiao Fight, Push Boxing Bill [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ3eAGzrRC4"] This content is protected [/ame] Boxing may be a contentious sport, but it's bringing rare harmony to the halls of the Senate. Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) disagreed with the controversial decision in this weekend's welterweight championship to award Timothy Bradley the title over Manny Pacquiao, saying Pacquiao had been "robbed." Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) agreed. McCain This content is protected , in response to Reid's remarks in the Capitol on Tuesday: This content is protected Reid, This content is protected who has This content is protected in the past, used the newsworthy fight to push for stalled legislation that would establish a national boxing commission. Reid worked with McCain on the bill.