Conspiracy theories

[TitoFan]

Some conspiracy theories are actually just schizophrenic hallucinations or psychiatric delusional beliefs.

Others have some degree of credibility. Just take the belief in heaven and hell, that could be one of the biggest conspiracy theories of all time if you think about it. It has to be accepted on faith only and nobody here I believe at least on this forum haha has ever seen heaven or hell literally jokes aside, or aliens or UFOs or any of this stuff and yet so many people believe in that.

When was the last time we called any religious person a conspiracy theorist for believing in heaven or hell or purgatory?

They have a lot in common. The whole idea of Religion is based on the idea that people are privvy to some secret knowledge that somehow makes them more special than you. That religious belief systems still exist in 2024 astonishes me.

What kind of feeble God would not only punish generations of children for what their great grandparents 1000 generations removed did? But then also be so needy that despite being omnipotent they would insist on being worshipped?

It's just a form of control and a way to keep weak and stupid men in power.

i agree religion is just another fear based control system. it's a delusion. exposing lies & holes in narratives is not the same thing

It's exactly the same thing. You think you are privvy to some special knowledge that makes you better than others. Look at your signature having a pop at Titofan and the obsessive way you have to use my name despite me hardly posting here.

Pretty weak.

they are completely different. i don't think i'm privy to some special knowledge that makes me better than others. my signaure shows the reasoning of someone who will claim something is a fact, that isn't & then contradict that made up fact. & what's wrong with using your name larry?

I'm not gonna get into another never ending cycle of back-and-forth tit for tat here.

Suffice it to say this.

You say to most boxing fans that GGG fought his entire career at middleweight... then someone brings up his one obscure fight at 163 pounds as some hilarious vindication and proof that he didn't... and that someone will get laughed out of the room.

Fact is you were trying to justify Ginger dragging GGG up to super middle, when in reality he HAD fought his entire career at middleweight.

Picking on insignificant and inconsequential details to try and derail an argument is just sad, dude.

I don't see signatures on my feed, as I disabled that option... so I wasn't even aware of your sig.

Nice to know I'm still living rent-free, though.

you said "the fact is GGG has fought at 160 for his entire career". it wasn't a fact, which you confirmed by contradicting yourself when you said "GGG weighed 163 for the Rolls fight". i wasn't trying to justify anything, just that it wasn't a fact that ggg had fought his entire career at 160. the only argument is that you made up a fact, that was wrong & you even contradicted your own fact. the signature just shows someone's poor reasoning

It don't matter, really.

But pick out 100 random people, boxing fans preferably.

Ask them whether they feel GGG fought at middleweight his entire career. Feel free to mention the one fight where he weighed 163.

10 to 1 the vast majority of them would say GGG fought his entire career at MW.

But hey... that's just my opinion.



(BTW, the fact of the matter is Ginger DID drag a 40-year old man up to super middle... a weight he never fought at).

it matters. pick 100 random people, boxing fans preferably. ask them whether it's a fact ggg fought at 160 his entire career. feel free to mention the one fight where he weighed 163. if anyone agreed it was a fact they would be wrong

btw, i agree canelo dragged a 40-year old man up to super middleweight... but you are wrong that ggg had never fought at super middleweight. what weight division is 163 within again?

Would it have made you happy if I had added the word "practically"?

I'm all about making people happy.



The important thing is that both you and I know what I mean.

[Spicoli]

Random but never really put that together. I mean even the greatest of career middles had a pound or two over they fought at once or twice. Can't really think of calling them anything other than great career middleweights tbf .

[TIC]

Random but never really put that together. I mean even the greatest of career middles had a pound or two over they fought at once or twice. Can't really think of calling them anything other than great career middleweights tbf .

nothing to do with the question. is it a fact ggg fought his entire career at 160?

[Spicoli]

Random but never really put that together. I mean even the greatest of career middles had a pound or two over they fought at once or twice. Can't really think of calling them anything other than great career middleweights tbf .

nothing to do with the question. is it a fact ggg fought his entire career at 160?

Bud honestly, it's a big example of splitting hairs to me. Just my unasked for two cents, I get it. And I'm not peeling back thru all the discussion you gents had there . I just didn't realize that was reason behind the sig until mentioned.

As a boxing fan for as long as I've been just like all of us, all I can tell you is if a question is poised talking overall career/division pertaining to any division or fighter...160 i.e middleweight division it's with the knowledge of a guy's full work. When you talk "entire career 160" you seem to be counting down to grams, 1,2,3 lbs in a random tune up to find the very narrow exception. Literally the #. When I talk "entire career 160" it's considering a fighter's literal overall record and middle division/weight worn and fought at. I don't think a one-off technicality equals to a fighter's literal full career. Cleraly one outweighs the other. Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes. And honestly would it have mattered at that point, doubt it.

[TitoFan]

Random but never really put that together. I mean even the greatest of career middles had a pound or two over they fought at once or twice. Can't really think of calling them anything other than great career middleweights tbf .

nothing to do with the question. is it a fact ggg fought his entire career at 160?

Bud honestly, it's a big example of splitting hairs to me. Just my unasked for two cents, I get it. And I'm not peeling back thru all the discussion you gents had there . I just didn't realize that was reason behind the sig until mentioned.

As a boxing fan for as long as I've been just like all of us, all I can tell you is if a question is poised talking overall career/division pertaining to any division or fighter...160 i.e middleweight division it's with the knowledge of a guy's full work. When you talk "entire career 160" you seem to be counting down to grams, 1,2,3 lbs in a random tune up to find the very narrow exception. Literally the #. When I talk "entire career 160" it's considering a fighter's literal overall record and middle division/weight worn and fought at. I don't think a one-off technicality equals to a fighter's literal full career. Cleraly one outweighs the other. Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes. And honestly would it have mattered at that point, doubt it.

I still think he would've been happy had I added the word "practically" in there.

Still... my point stands (regardless of the hairs being split).

Ginger dragged a 40-year old career middleweight up to super middle, in yet another pathetic show of cherry-picking at its best.

No amount of "gram or ounce counting" is going to dispel that fact.

The fact that this even merits a discussion just shows how desperate "Ginger-defending" can get.

Cheers.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Random but never really put that together. I mean even the greatest of career middles had a pound or two over they fought at once or twice. Can't really think of calling them anything other than great career middleweights tbf .

nothing to do with the question. is it a fact ggg fought his entire career at 160?

Bud honestly, it's a big example of splitting hairs to me. Just my unasked for two cents, I get it. And I'm not peeling back thru all the discussion you gents had there . I just didn't realize that was reason behind the sig until mentioned.

As a boxing fan for as long as I've been just like all of us, all I can tell you is if a question is poised talking overall career/division pertaining to any division or fighter...160 i.e middleweight division it's with the knowledge of a guy's full work. When you talk "entire career 160" you seem to be counting down to grams, 1,2,3 lbs in a random tune up to find the very narrow exception. Literally the #. When I talk "entire career 160" it's considering a fighter's literal overall record and middle division/weight worn and fought at. I don't think a one-off technicality equals to a fighter's literal full career. Cleraly one outweighs the other. Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes. And honestly would it have mattered at that point, doubt it.

I still think he would've been happy had I added the word "practically" in there.

Still... my point stands (regardless of the hairs being split).

Ginger dragged a 40-year old career middleweight up to super middle, in yet another pathetic show of cherry-picking at its best.

No amount of "gram or ounce counting" is going to dispel that fact.

The fact that this even merits a discussion just shows how desperate "Ginger-defending" can get.

Cheers.

It's a good point. The word ~practically~ would have probably hit the spot. The same thing is happening over on the Tyson Fury thread with Primo. He seems fixated on deliberately misusing words or, even more oddly, invents new definitions for words. A mere knockdown becomes a "pole axe"; or winning a close victory becomes being "beaten". Perhaps worst of all, getting 50 stitches is a sign of "not being an all time great boxer".

It's even beyond splitting hairs.

It's, frankly, cognitive dissonance.

[TIC]

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Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes

i also consider ggg a career middleweight but that dosn't make it a fact that he fought his entire career at 160. what weight division was the steve rolls fight within?

[NoSavingByTheBell]

#Fact:

Tyson Fury DESTROYS Usyk's body

[Spicoli]

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Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes

i also consider ggg a career middleweight but that dosn't make it a fact that he fought his entire career at 160. what weight division was the steve rolls fight within?

Well see man that is where it gets so silly, the semantics and "technicalities" in boxing that is. At the time it was literally a catchweight with max allowed weight of 164, no more. Technically (gotta love boxing ) that is neither legit middleweight or legit spr middle. It's just silly shit, CW's in general, that was pretty pointless when the real story was his Dazn signing, ring return etc. No one cared. People can call it super middle, middle or a predictable 164 mismatch. Hey at least there wasn't a new division belt created for it . On a side also noticed Golovkin had two fights at 161 early career but can't recall the names if I was paid to.

[TIC]

[QUOTE=Spicoli;1664927][QUOTE=TIC;1664918]

Was he 163 for hapless Rolls, yeh. But do I consider Golovkin a "career middleweight" (until Canelo III) yes

i also consider ggg a career middleweight but that dosn't make it a fact that he fought his entire career at 160. what weight division was the steve rolls fight within?

Well see man that is where it gets so silly, the semantics and "technicalities" in boxing that is. At the time it was literally a catchweight with max allowed weight of 164, no more. Technically (gotta love boxing ) that is neither legit middleweight or legit spr middle. It's just silly shit, CW's in general, that was pretty pointless when the real story was his Dazn signing, ring return etc. No one cared. People can call it super middle, middle or a predictable 164 mismatch. Hey at least there wasn't a new division belt created for it . On a side also noticed Golovkin had two fights at 161 early career but can't recall the names if I was paid to.

nah it gets silly when something is claimed to be a fact, when it isn't. so what weight division was the ggg v steve rolls fought within? ggg having other fights above 160 makes it even more ridiculous to claim it's a fact that he fought his entire career at 160