What constitutes a " Dangerous Opponent " ???

If you had a choice between 2 jobs which would you pick?

Job # 1 is professional lap dance tester. You get a $2000 per day budget and your job is to go to various strip joints and get blasted and get lap dances and report your findings on an online blog. The salary for this job is $200,000 per year with full benefits and a company car.

Job#2 pays $10 per hour with no benefits and your job is to shovel horse****. Massive piles of horse**** 10 hours a day with no lunch break.

Which would you take?

 

**** that, id rather take #2. Some people have principles, I would atleast be contributing something to this world by getting all those hore**** out the way, if I choose #1 I'll just be contributing to the disgusting chauvanistic world we live in where women are treated like sex objects! :twisted:

 

No problem mate, you take job two and i'll have job one please!:yep

 

Then why wouldn't Cotto fight PW when he was begged to for years? All everyone was saying was "PW isn't a big enough name yet to deserve the fight"

Same goes for Mosely, but all the hypocrites were saying "He doesn't have to prove himself anymore. Let someone else take the fight" and "Shane needs a big money fight this late in his career" **** that!

And when Margarito was doing the same thing while Paul was trying to get a rematch, most of Marg's fans were saying "He's not a big enough name, blah blah blah."

So if everyone can jump on Floyd for doing it, then they should be saying the same **** about the other guys, who basically forced PW out of the WW ranks. That's why the Floyd criticism doesn;t really fly with me, because the majority of the fans who do it are fans of fighters who do the exact same ****... Everyone likes to use the PPV excuse until it's their favorit fighter who gets challenged by someone who isn't a main attraction. Are you fight fans or what? Or do you just want to see yor favorite guy get the most money?


And you Pac fans, always talkin about Pac taking challenges... WOW! He fought Cotto, so ****in what? Why did the insist on 145? And then some of you have the nerve to say the 2 pounds didn't matter... Again, if it didn't matter, then why insist on it?



Carry on hypocrites...:hi:



By the way.. Floyd is a ***** too! The Motha****in Punisher is calling you, ******!

 

This analogy doesn't work.

There is 1 job. Boxing.


So more like... shovel a little **** for a little money or a ton of **** for a ton of money.

 

No takers, huh?

****in ***gots!

 

tell your boy to man up and fight Martinez next.

 

Sergio Martinez says Hello :deal

 

Sergio gets my respect.:good


He took the fight on short notice and was a beast. You know you ain't gonna hear **** from me about that....


But this ain't about Sergio, motha****a! This is about the ***** Division of Boxing... The "Top" Welterweights... **** them ni99az!!! :smoke

 

Evalastinhoe...


What up? You know PDiddy gonna take care of him.. I ain't worried about that ****!

 

I am sorry man, but I don't think Williams is as bad as you would like to believe. He is getting by on physical attributes and youth. As soon as making weight becomes an issue for him he will be screwed.

Now I will say he is young enough to turn it around. The coaches he has have taken him as far as they can. So personally I think Mayweather and Mosley could beat him. Mosley probably by knock out. He gives up his height way too much.

 

Yuo could very well be right. But don't you think Paul has earned the right to prove you wrong? At least as much as some of the other guys they have fought recently!?!?! Berto?!?!?! Marquez!?!?!?

That's all I'm sayin. I respect those guys' talents and abilities. But you gota admit that it's almost downright criminal the way they literally forced him out of the division.

 

The reason for this is Us the fans. We write guys off for losing. Also, at the world class level, the beatings that sparring and losing put on a guy really do make it so that the guy who walked in the ring and lost is, many times, much less of a fighter when he walks out.

So a guy has to look at every fight as risk versus reward. Every time they step in the ring they put their life's work on the line. So if the other guy has done nothing it is a silly business proposition.