To this day, Froch's hometown gift over Dirrell dosen't sit right with me

Why, trouble sleeping?

 

Get over it...Dirrell's a *****, and he lost.

 

If you want to comment on 168, learn to spell THE MAN'S name.

Froch.

Direll doesn't win a belt in a champions back yard by acting like a ***** with a grazed knee. This is boxing, no place for heartless cowards like that disgrace from michigan.

 

Haven't seen it for a while, but I remember at the time thinking Dirrell was ten times the boxer Froch was, but he just did not in any way deserve to win a title with that kind of performance, nor should he expect to in the champ's hometown, as right or wrong as that is.

 

you cant even spell his name right, dirrells a *****, he proved himself a ***** time after time. he has zero heart...something you need in spades if your a boxer

 

And what about the Ring and Boxing Weekly? (both had it for Froch btw.)

 

:good If a champ is outboxed he should lose his belt. Those who say Dirrell shouldn't have won the title based on his performance should ask themselves what did Froch do to keep the belt based on his performance? But they still can't answer this question. All we hear is what Dirrell did wrong, nothing about what Froch did right.

 

Dirrell left it on the table. Good way to lose. He succeeded at that.

 

:rofl:roflatsch

 

Goes to show in boxing, even if you outpunch, outland and hurt the other guy, nothing beats a hometown advantage.

 

Dirrell acted like a ***** but he was the better BOXER throughout, he landed the better shots, he did the cleaner work and he was the scoring at will most of the time.

Watch the fight again. Turn the sound off. Try and ignore Dirrell's act of cowardice and score the fight OBJECTIVELY!!!

You will see that Dirrell is at least one league above Froch in terms of skill and ability.

 

This article explains about the spelling bee champions in this thread.


''As an example of low emotional intelligence in action in life, people with low EQs will often judge others based on “IQ capacity.” On the Internet, this is often observed between people complaining about the “authority” or “expertise” of another person. These people will demonstrate their own poor self-image by trying to compartmentalize others in a way to appear superior.''


http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/top-5-books-on-emotional-intelligence-eq/#ixzz16RZMMQIB