The Pacquiao vs. Bradley boxing match is a couple of days away. I can't wait.
Pacquiao and Mayweather recently entered the gay rights debate. They should be more concerned with their boxing careers than social issues that really do not concern them.
I wrote the below article around late April 1012. I still believe what I wrote today.
People need to understand who these men are at their core. They are the hardest of the hard core non-military gladiators. They both had very hard core upbringings and were raised by adults who fostered their edges. Neither man is a scholar, by any means. Both men are very smart when it comes to nurturing their boxing careers, but because of their sharp edges they might not be the best people to have in a relationship… especially if you are a woman.
Mayweather might suddenly be gay friendly, but I would venture a guess that he has gay bashed in his past. But, if he is now gay friendly… let’s see how long that lasts before he says something stupid. I hope he is serious about his words. Macho sports men need to set a positive standard for their fans, as related to softening the macho anti-gay sports attitudes.
Also, I hear many people say that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are getting to old to have a desirous fight. I think that is a faulty statement. As long as Mayweather remains undefeated he is the man to beat in boxing! Period! He can fight until he is 40... if he remains unbeaten… he is the main draw in boxing. Pacquiao has 3 losses and 2 draws against his 59 fights. Mayweather is undefeated. How people compare Pacquiao to Mayweather confounds me.
Plus, Pacquiao has a fight in a month against Timothy Bradley (28-0, 12 KO). Pacquiao is about to enter into a fight with a Floyd Mayweather lite. Pacquiao can lose this fight because he is about to fight a man who will not stand before him, taking punches. This fight is dangerous for Pacquiao.
Leave gay people alone. Mind your own damn business. Respect others so that you can live in self-respect!
http://www.badlefthook.com/2012/1/29/2757303/manny-pacquiao-next-fight-vs-timothy-bradley-june-9-miguel-cotto
Pacquiao and Mayweather recently entered the gay rights debate. They should be more concerned with their boxing careers than social issues that really do not concern them.
I wrote the below article around late April 1012. I still believe what I wrote today.
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People need to understand who these men are at their core. They are the hardest of the hard core non-military gladiators. They both had very hard core upbringings and were raised by adults who fostered their edges. Neither man is a scholar, by any means. Both men are very smart when it comes to nurturing their boxing careers, but because of their sharp edges they might not be the best people to have in a relationship… especially if you are a woman.
Mayweather might suddenly be gay friendly, but I would venture a guess that he has gay bashed in his past. But, if he is now gay friendly… let’s see how long that lasts before he says something stupid. I hope he is serious about his words. Macho sports men need to set a positive standard for their fans, as related to softening the macho anti-gay sports attitudes.
Also, I hear many people say that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are getting to old to have a desirous fight. I think that is a faulty statement. As long as Mayweather remains undefeated he is the man to beat in boxing! Period! He can fight until he is 40... if he remains unbeaten… he is the main draw in boxing. Pacquiao has 3 losses and 2 draws against his 59 fights. Mayweather is undefeated. How people compare Pacquiao to Mayweather confounds me.
Plus, Pacquiao has a fight in a month against Timothy Bradley (28-0, 12 KO). Pacquiao is about to enter into a fight with a Floyd Mayweather lite. Pacquiao can lose this fight because he is about to fight a man who will not stand before him, taking punches. This fight is dangerous for Pacquiao.
Leave gay people alone. Mind your own damn business. Respect others so that you can live in self-respect!
http://www.badlefthook.com/2012/1/29/2757303/manny-pacquiao-next-fight-vs-timothy-bradley-june-9-miguel-cotto
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