Why dont you like Jermaine Taylor?

My fault slim, a draw. Fact straight.

 

Oooh . . . logical point of view. :roll:

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:rofl

 

. . . or maybe because he wins fights not so convincingly the way people expected him to.

 

You can only hope for that kid. :hey

But then you don't have to be sophisticated . . . all you have to do is use your brain a little bit more and give out a logical view instead of those moronic one liners. :yep

 

I was gonna respond, but this post said it all. :deal

 

It's funny how JT gets a pass for getting dodgy decisions from some on here, but if DLH has a fight that was at all close and he gets the decision, people cry robbery immediately:deal :yep

 

He doesn't feel like a champion and that frustrates a lot of people. He has no satisfying wins. The Pavlik fight will change that. Win or lose the general feeling is that Pavlik's style demands a fun fight.

 

Personally, I don't dislike De La Hoya for getting close decisions. I dislike him for how he acts when he does get them. I remember after he was given a decision against my boy Sweat Pea, they asked him about a rematch right after the fight and said he wouldn't give him a rematch because nobody wanted to see it(this was during the post-fight interview). Then when he feels he lost a close decision he whines incesesntly. He even tried to protest the Mayweather fight(this was a clear win for Floyd). The guy just irks the **** out of me.

 

no way, he's one of my favorite fighters despite the Spinks fiasco. . .but I was on another site a year ago and most of the black posters seemed to despise Taylor for some reason, I could never figure out why. .. maybe he has no "street cred" whatever that means.

 

I dont mean they simply "didnt like" him. . . it was more like they despised him.

well when a poster has this as their sig. . .

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it might be a hint.

 

:huh

 

It's a fake myth that blacks don't hate their own kind. They can be objective to race, just like anyone else.