Where were YOU???

Don't remember. Not watching boxing. Maybe, out walking my dog. I had a feeling the fight would suck, so I didn't watch it. Then everyone said it sucked, so I never watched it.

 

Smart man. I was sitting at the bar, in a state of shock/disappointment. I'm pretty sure I got on my phone and refused to look up past the 7th.

 

At MGM Grand...!!!

 

Were you really?

 

I worked with Brad Solomon's corner...!!! Her fought on the undercard...!!!


Solomon used to train at the gym I work at in Georgia...!!!

 

Nice man. You said you're taking a break now right?

 

Yes, I'm stepping away from boxing to concentrate on another major job...!!!

 

Yeah, that's great to hear man.

Btw, whose the best boxer you've ever worked with? Most talented.

 

Derrick Kaisershot (1-0) as a pro...former National Golden Gloves Heavyweight (lost to Malcolm Tann). Had an amateur record of 102=1. 5 times Georgia Golden Gloves winner; had all the talent in the world, died days after his pro debut...!!! (doctor gave him the wrong meds, and his heart stopped)...!!!

Other Ive worked with:

Keith McKnight
Shazzon Bradley
Willie Williams "Black Steel"
Max Alexander (vs Roy Jones Jr)
Ebo Elder
Sharif Kemp
Robert Allen (later years)
Moultrie Witherspoon
Darnell Boone
Anthony Hanshaw
Kevin Johnson
Anthony Greenidge (fought GGG)
Melissa Hernandez
Cedric Boswell
Josue Blocus
Joshua Cordero
Rommel Rene
Vernon Forrest (before the Mayorga fights)
Preston Haliburton (Now a GA Commissioner)
Almost worked with Holyfield vs Sherman Williams, but let another trainer assist in the corner
Forest Griffin (did some sparring with KINGPIN)
Deontay Wilder (did sparring with KINGPIN) He owes me 1 fight in his corner
Maurice Harris
Travis Walker (vs Mike Middleton)
Gabe Brown (worked his corner vs Travis Walker)

 

Do you guys ever get tired of this ****?

 

i was at a friends house watching the fight with another 2 fighters and our fam + friends. one of the most satisfying days watching your 5 year prediction come to life on the big screen. was a little disappointed as i felt floyd had ALOT of success when being the aggressor yet only opted to do it here and there to put clear stamps on the round.

in hindsight he did what he had to do to win and pac is not a guy you want to take chances against

 

I was admiring Mayweather's display neutralizing a fellow ATG and wondering what the irate Pacquiao fans would find to distract them from what actually happened in the fight.

 

At a sports bar enjoying every second of the boxing lesson PBF gave #48.

 

Sure you did.

 

deal:rofl:rofl