Most radical style changes in boxing history?

[IronDanHamza]

- - Ronnie Shields was hired to run interference needed in a big fight, an Arum in house fight on HBO.

Richard Lord, a former pro fighter was his real trainer had to be pulled off by security when shields pulled Jesus out. HBO crew had Jesus ahead through most of the fight. Jesus was never hurt, cut, or suffered any swelling.
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Pulled off by Security where? Quite sure you just made that up. Chavez himself had no issue with Shields stopping the fight after.

Erm, no HBO crew had Mayweather ahead. So that's a lie.

He was also ahead wide on all 3 official cards.

[Ivich]

Pulled off by Security where? Quite sure you just made that up. Chavez himself had no issue with Shields stopping the fight after.

Erm, no HBO crew had Mayweather ahead. So that's a lie.

He was also ahead wide on all 3 official cards.

• Chavez's trainer, , stopped the fight after the ninth round. Shields told his fighter: "You're getting hit too much now."
• 's unofficial judge had Mayweather ahead 86-85 at the time of the stoppage.

• Judge: 89-82 1 10 9 2 10 9 3 10 9 4 10 9 5 10 9 6 9 10 7 10 9 8 10 9 9 10 9 Judge: 87-84 1 10 9 2 9 10 3 10 9 4 10 9 5 9 10 6 9 10 7 10 9 8 10 9 9 10 9 Judge: 88-83 1 10 9 2 9 10 3 10 9 4 10 9 5 10 9 6 9 10 7 10 9 8 10 9 9

[QueensburyRules]

Pulled off by Security where? Quite sure you just made that up. Chavez himself had no issue with Shields stopping the fight after.

Erm, no HBO crew had Mayweather ahead. So that's a lie.

He was also ahead wide on all 3 official cards.

- - Rigged in house fight. Tyny Jesus was never seen as a threat until he started beating up l'l floydy making him run for the hills. Told you HBO had him up for most of the fight if not the end. Jesus was an humble Mexican previously deported and just happy to be able to fight for a living now in the US. He's not the crybaby squallin' fer his daddy that l'l floydy is.

Yes, Lord jumps into the ring in Shields face had to be pulled away.

That was my first ever impression of touted l'l floydy, and he looked like shyte. Manny was on the undercard as an unknown exotic didn't have enough sense to fight a billy goat at distance was my first impression that was another scoring farce that ended in a technical 6rd draw. The guy shoulda been DQed inside 3 rounds.

Do I have recite the uncountable thousands of obvious scoring errors boxing is notorious for, the whole reason boxing fans fled to UFC or to other ball sports where there are understandably enforced rules or more transparent scoring?

The few fans left for boxing are screaming weekly about the latest outrages, the dregs of society to ****** to understand their condition.

It's sorta like what grade you in?

[IronDanHamza]

- - Rigged in house fight. Tyny Jesus was never seen as a threat until he started beating up l'l floydy making him run for the hills. Told you HBO had him up for most of the fight if not the end. Jesus was an humble Mexican previously deported and just happy to be able to fight for a living now in the US. He's not the crybaby squallin' fer his daddy that l'l floydy is.

Yes, Lord jumps into the ring in Shields face had to be pulled away.

That was my first ever impression of touted l'l floydy, and he looked like shyte. Manny was on the undercard as an unknown exotic didn't have enough sense to fight a billy goat at distance was my first impression that was another scoring farce that ended in a technical 6rd draw. The guy shoulda been DQed inside 3 rounds.

Do I have recite the uncountable thousands of obvious scoring errors boxing is notorious for, the whole reason boxing fans fled to UFC or to other ball sports where there are understandably enforced rules or more transparent scoring?

The few fans left for boxing are screaming weekly about the latest outrages, the dregs of society to ****** to understand their condition.

It's sorta like what grade you in?

So again, you've just made that up. Richard Lord wasn't in Ronnie Shields face and he wasn't removed by security. That's a lie.



By "HBO team" you mean Harold Lederman. By the way, the rest of the "HBO team" totally disagreed with his card. And even his card had Floyd ahead at the stoppage.

He was widely ahead on the cards and rightfully so.


The fact you're arguing it was a "bogus stoppage" is flat out retarded which is a common theme with you.

Chavez was losing the fight, he was pulled out by his corner and he had no complaints about it. These are the facts of the matter.

[Willie Pep 229]

- - Poppy easily handled by broken hand Roy. Mercado KDed him twice and otherwise whooped him in a DKing farce where he was gifted with a draw. Quit the first Allen fight with another NC gift by the ref. Tried to quit Calzaghe, but the ref made him continue after crawling around the ring yapping like a kicked cur.

Ducked the Danny Green fight for the Roy rematch that he had previously ducked where Dibella sued and won $2mil broken contract damages. Pulled the same Calzaghe stunt on Roy and was still squallin' like a kicked schoolgrl 5 mins after he won the bogus decision. Don't make me go on as I don't normally pick on weaklings, but Poppy a special weakling..

JLCastillo whooped the panties off TUE their first fight. Tiny Jesus Chavez hade him running like a scalded cat that he salvaged with a bogus stoppage. Maidana whooped him twice in spite of injurious contract limitations. Ducked Manny for 5 years while making libelous drug accusations that he paid an out of court settlement + a public letter of his wrong doing.

Judges had Mayweather ahead easy.

The stoppage smells like three old day fish! --Money's face was more beat-up than Chavez's.

Chavez took many blows but was by no means a beaten fighter.

It seems Ronnie Shields has too much Richard Steele in him. (Take that to mean what you like.)

The stoppage was wrong.

[IronDanHamza]

Judges had Mayweather ahead easy.

The stoppage smells like three old day fish! --Money's face was more beat-up than Chavez's.

Chavez took many blows but was by no means a beaten fighter.

It seems Ronnie Shields has too much Richard Steele in him. (Take that to mean what you like.)

The stoppage was wrong.

So what is your theory?

That Ronnie Shields threw in the towel for what reason?

[kara]

- - Poppy easily handled by broken hand Roy. Mercado KDed him twice and otherwise whooped him in a DKing farce where he was gifted with a draw. Quit the first Allen fight with another NC gift by the ref. Tried to quit Calzaghe, but the ref made him continue after crawling around the ring yapping like a kicked cur.

Ducked the Danny Green fight for the Roy rematch that he had previously ducked where Dibella sued and won $2mil broken contract damages. Pulled the same Calzaghe stunt on Roy and was still squallin' like a kicked schoolgrl 5 mins after he won the bogus decision. Don't make me go on as I don't normally pick on weaklings, but Poppy a special weakling..

JLCastillo whooped the panties off TUE their first fight. Tiny Jesus Chavez hade him running like a scalded cat that he salvaged with a bogus stoppage. Maidana whooped him twice in spite of injurious contract limitations. Ducked Manny for 5 years while making libelous drug accusations that he paid an out of court settlement + a public letter of his wrong doing.

You can't be serious with some of these views? I'm far from a fan of either, but you are way off the mark on both.

[Willie Pep 229]

So what is your theory?

That Ronnie Shields threw in the towel for what reason?

I have no theory -- it did seem as soon as the round was over he was trying to talk the kid out of continuing. Seemed an odd thing to do to a fighter when he first sits down.

Some fighters look beaten, this kid didn't.

He didn't even take time to assess how the kid looked before he started in with the "I think you should quit' rhetoric.

I suspose we could conclude that he didn't like how many punches the kid was taking during the round, that's understandable but shouldn't he take a close look first?

It looks like he made up his mind before the round ended. Which was odd considering that there was enough give and take from both fighters to bring the crowd to their feet in applause. That doesn't happen when a round is all one sided.

So I can't figure what his decision is based on.

[QueensburyRules]

You can't be serious with some of these views? I'm far from a fan of either, but you are way off the mark on both.

- - Just regurgitating the slop of Poppy in the day. Did you not see the fights?

[IronDanHamza]

I have no theory -- it did seem as soon as the round was over he was trying to talk the kid out of continuing. Seemed an odd thing to do to a fighter when he first sits down.

Some fighters look beaten, this kid didn't.

He didn't even take time to assess how the kid looked before he started in with the "I think you should quit' rhetoric.

I suspose we could conclude that he didn't like how many punches the kid was taking during the round, that's understandable but shouldn't he take a close look first?

It looks like he made up his mind before the round ended. Which was odd considering that there was enough give and take from both fighters to bring the crowd to their feet in applause. That doesn't happen when a round is all one sided.

So I can't figure what his decision is based on.

Why do you think Chavez himself had no issue with the stoppage?