a deep voice ha ha ha ha good. I agree. Larry Merchant was one of the best and he certainly was not a yes man
a deep voice ha ha ha ha good. I agree. Larry Merchant was one of the best and he certainly was not a yes man
Again.... Larry was full of himself.
One look at his smug face, one eyebrow raised, as he paused for effect..... was enough to make me bust a gut laughing.
It was like Silence mortals!! I am now going to grace you with the infinite wisdom of my words!!
Then he'd bring up some irrelevant, off-the-wall quote about Shakespeare or some shit like that and the other guys would be like.... Uhh... yeah. Anyway, as we were saying....
Larry ~Merchant~ :
"Before I paint with a brush and chisel with a chisel the details of just WHY Floyd would knock out Ortiz while Ortiz was apparently still apologizing, I'll quote from William Shakespeare in his epic description of the woods in A Midsummer Night's Dream:
"Never harm,
Nor spell nor charm,
Come our lovely lady nigh;
So, good night, with lullaby."
Victor Ortiz was knocked cold, practically fast asleep, Jim. So, good night Victor, with lullaby."
Larry talked like he was constipated. Each word came out slowly and not all that smoothly.
“If you want loyalty, buy a dog.” Ricky Hatton
I'm trying to watch the Oscar vs Pernell fight and Merchant is just bitching like a teenage girl. He's insufferable!
He's saying dumb shit like "Why isn't Oscar just imposing himself of this old guy?"
Roy Jones replies "It's easier said than done, when you're fighting an old guy that won't let you impose yourself on him."
Larry: "He's supposed to be younger and stronger! Why doesn't his corner just tell him to beat him up?"
Roy Jones :"It's not that easy when you're fighting such an experienced fight who won't back down."
Heading into the 12 round "I don't know if either fighter DESERVES to win this fight if it goes on this way." MORON!!!
Merchant is a dumbass who thinks being contrary equals intelligence.
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