Ex-lightweight king Nate Campbell took issue with some of the recent comments that were made by promoter Gary Shaw at Tuesday's press conference to announce Timothy Bradley vs. Lamont Peterson for December 12. Campbell fought Bradley in August. The fight was stopped when Campbell was unable to continue at the end of the third round. Before the start of the fourth, Campbell told his corner that his vision was blurred from an earlier clash of heads. The result was a TKO win for Bradley. Campbell's team would later file a petitation with the California State Athletic Commision. The CSAC reversed the call, changing the result to a no-contest. The commission hearing was worth attending. After it was over, both fighters exchanged words on the street, and nearly exchanged punches. [details]
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STFU and beat someone at 140 before you talk **** Nate. -
here we go with this self righteous talk again......reminds me of an addict friend who was more of an addict himself giving advises.....Comment
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why do i get the feeling that his publicist composed and wrote this.Comment
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He's a "hater" for defending himself? He didnt ask Shaw, Bradley, and Peterson to disrespect him at the presser. He doesnt owe them anything, and shouldnt have to keep quiet when they run their mouths about him.Originally posted by flyest1 View PostComment
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How about when Nate stated that Pac is afraid of African American fighters?Originally posted by OnePunch View PostComment
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