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    Default Re: If Judah loses, I don't think he'll ever recover

    Quote Originally Posted by atomic bull
    Quote Originally Posted by miles
    i think if judah puts up a much improved performance, then that is no terrible stain upon his career...

    he can comeback...after all, isnt gatti back? and he was thoroughly humiliated by PBF....

    judah can leave this fight with some pride intact, but it does depend on the nature of his performance...
    Yeah but Gatti's a proven warrior time and time again, he's come back in fights battered and bloodied and off the canvas to KO fighters and plus he's a puncher and people will always pay to see a crowd pleasing puncher.
    Is there a reason that ALLWAYS you choose to do things like this? or is it just some unintentional anomaly?

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    Default Re: If Judah loses, I don't think he'll ever recover

    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
    Quote Originally Posted by Britkid
    Quote Originally Posted by Hairdoo
    upsets happen all the time.. Floyd is no robot, he makes mistakes too.

    If anyone has the speed and pop to catch the Pretty Boy its Zab Judah. Personally I don't think it will happen but it wouldn't shock me if it did.
    If Zab beat Floyd and it does not send a chill up your back as a boxing fan, then you ain't human!!!
    Thank you, I'll get my coat myself!!
    Britkid & Hairdoo...that's the best way I've heard it put yet.

    Mick...where Floyd's gonna send Zab...neither of you will need a coat...hell & back is all I'm sayin.

    I think that Zab's gonna come in too determined & go for the knockout...that's when Floyd works the best.
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    Default Re: If Judah loses, I don't think he'll ever recover

    I think King is setting Zab up to squeeze every last cent he can make off of him and then king will yank the rug out from underneath him. Wether zab wins or loses, king still gets paid.

    Just how it works i guess. A fighter is hot and a promotor tells anyone and everyone about his great fighter and starts the fireworks with anyone whos got a bigger name. He gains the fighters confidence and showers him with praise and gifts. Then the fighter racks up a few losses and the promoter knows hes useless as a star and puts him in against more popular guys, he knows the fighter is gonna lose to.. so he bleed out every last dollar from him. Finally, the promotor sets the fighter up for one big last fight promising him enough money to retire with and when he gets dismantled for the last time, and is laying there battered and bruised looking at the fall he has taken from glory to glue factory... the promoter rolls him and goes through his pockets... Then walks away like he never heard of you...

    You'd think more fighters would learn how to protect themselves from this.
    They want your @$$ beat because upsets make news. News brings about excitement, excitement brings about ratings. The objective is to bring you up to the tower and tear your @$$ down. And if you don't believe that, you're crazy.

    Roy Jones, Jr. "What I've Learned," Esquire 2003

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    Default Re: If Judah loses, I don't think he'll ever recover

    Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed
    I think King is setting Zab up to squeeze every last cent he can make off of him and then king will yank the rug out from underneath him. Wether zab wins or loses, king still gets paid.

    Just how it works i guess. A fighter is hot and a promotor tells anyone and everyone about his great fighter and starts the fireworks with anyone whos got a bigger name. He gains the fighters confidence and showers him with praise and gifts. Then the fighter racks up a few losses and the promoter knows hes useless as a star and puts him in against more popular guys, he knows the fighter is gonna lose to.. so he bleed out every last dollar from him. Finally, the promotor sets the fighter up for one big last fight promising him enough money to retire with and when he gets dismantled for the last time, and is laying there battered and bruised looking at the fall he has taken from glory to glue factory... the promoter rolls him and goes through his pockets... Then walks away like he never heard of you...

    You'd think more fighters would learn how to protect themselves from this.
    Thats why they are becoming promoters themselves

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    Default Re: If Judah loses, I don't think he'll ever recover

    Quote Originally Posted by Hairdoo
    Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed
    I think King is setting Zab up to squeeze every last cent he can make off of him and then king will yank the rug out from underneath him. Wether zab wins or loses, king still gets paid.

    Just how it works i guess. A fighter is hot and a promotor tells anyone and everyone about his great fighter and starts the fireworks with anyone whos got a bigger name. He gains the fighters confidence and showers him with praise and gifts. Then the fighter racks up a few losses and the promoter knows hes useless as a star and puts him in against more popular guys, he knows the fighter is gonna lose to.. so he bleed out every last dollar from him. Finally, the promotor sets the fighter up for one big last fight promising him enough money to retire with and when he gets dismantled for the last time, and is laying there battered and bruised looking at the fall he has taken from glory to glue factory... the promoter rolls him and goes through his pockets... Then walks away like he never heard of you...

    You'd think more fighters would learn how to protect themselves from this.
    Thats why they are becoming promoters themselves
    CC yup and using the angle... "Hey, I know what its like to be a fighter.." then as soon as don or arum are put out to pasture and more of the pie becomes available... They'll sprout horns and a tail at the sight of all that money.
    They want your @$$ beat because upsets make news. News brings about excitement, excitement brings about ratings. The objective is to bring you up to the tower and tear your @$$ down. And if you don't believe that, you're crazy.

    Roy Jones, Jr. "What I've Learned," Esquire 2003

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