Quillin unprofessional ?
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
the question remains: dumbest thread ever?
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
I'm tempted to say yes, but I don't want to rush my judgement. It's top 5 for sure.man wrote:the question remains: dumbest thread ever?
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tiny_acres
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
There has been some pretty dumb topics on here.But most are just trolling.hhaehre wrote:I'm tempted to say yes, but I don't want to rush my judgement. It's top 5 for sure.man wrote:the question remains: dumbest thread ever?
This is just fucktarded
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
What they say, it takes a brave man to admit his mistake.ikorolev wrote:I guess sometimes when hit really hard they can't help it. My mistake.
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turn2stone
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
if I can't keep my God damn eyes open when I sneeze I highly doubt they wont blink when I get belted in the face.
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sucracristo
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
one time my brother farted in the car after eating a bowl of these little onions.
my eyes were burning so much i couldn't open them and i even cried a little.
i'm not saying that's what happened here, though
my eyes were burning so much i couldn't open them and i even cried a little.
i'm not saying that's what happened here, though
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ImranSarwar
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
Sucarcristo, you are SOME FUNNY POSTING THAT....& I NEVER LIKED THE THREE STOOGES BUT....MUST OF MISSED THAT ONE!sucracristo wrote:i believe he was trying to implement a very advanced technique which
most people on this forum have never learned, the "hold your hands above
your head like your being arrested and close your eyes" offensive maneuver.
he obviously wasn't successful this time because he didn't execute it properly.
watch the masters at work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgtJIZZOiFQ
Quality FILM!
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ImranSarwar
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
Great friends here!JCS wrote:I believe in your theory and nominate you for a Nobel prize.Impractical Poster wrote: My theory is it is a phenomenon which occurs when something hits someone in the face.
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sucracristo
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the best thing about the stooges is they were experts on everything.ImranSarwar wrote: Sucarcristo, you are SOME FUNNY POSTING THAT....& I NEVER LIKED THE THREE STOOGES BUT....MUST OF MISSED THAT ONE!
Quality FILM!
from one episode to the next they were lawyers, then surgeons, bankers, bakers,
with no explanation of how they got there. true renaissance men.
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
there is peter quillin, a world classe athletesucracristo wrote:i believe he was trying to implement a very advanced technique which
most people on this forum have never learned, the "hold your hands above
your head like your being arrested and close your eyes" offensive maneuver.
he obviously wasn't successful this time because he didn't execute it properly.
watch the masters at work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgtJIZZOiFQ
with a fantastic record and here is an internet
poster by the name of "sucraristo" mocking
him after his first professional loss. this forum
here is better than this, sir. people here have
respect for the athletes who get in that ring.
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sucracristo
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
1) please look up asberger's syndrome and the inability to recognize sarcasm.man wrote:there is peter quillin, a world classe athletesucracristo wrote:i believe he was trying to implement a very advanced technique which
most people on this forum have never learned, the "hold your hands above
your head like your being arrested and close your eyes" offensive maneuver.
he obviously wasn't successful this time because he didn't execute it properly.
watch the masters at work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgtJIZZOiFQ
with a fantastic record and here is an internet
poster by the name of "sucraristo" mocking
him after his first professional loss. this forum
here is better than this, sir. people here have
respect for the athletes who get in that ring.
2) you take this shit way too personal.
3) you speak for "people here" no more than anyone else.
4) i had over 30 matches in 3 weight classes myself, and personally mastered the above described maneuver
and was clearly disagreeing with the OP out of my position of expertise.
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
"Fantastic" record ??? What is so fantastic on it. The only good win is N'Dam. The other decent win, Rosado, was a gift from a ref. As soon, as Quillin stepped up with people who can punch, he got exposed by Rosado, Lee and Jackobs.man wrote:there is peter quillin, a world classe athletesucracristo wrote:i believe he was trying to implement a very advanced technique which
most people on this forum have never learned, the "hold your hands above
your head like your being arrested and close your eyes" offensive maneuver.
he obviously wasn't successful this time because he didn't execute it properly.
watch the masters at work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgtJIZZOiFQ
with a fantastic record and here is an internet
poster by the name of "sucraristo" mocking
him after his first professional loss. this forum
here is better than this, sir. people here have
respect for the athletes who get in that ring.
"Fantastic record". LMAO
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
1) no i didn't recognise your sarcasm.sucracristo wrote: 1) please look up asberger's syndrome and the inability to recognize sarcasm.
2) you take this poo way too personal.
3) you speak for "people here" no more than anyone else.
4) i had over 30 matches in 3 weight classes myself, and personally mastered the above described maneuver
and was clearly disagreeing with the OP out of my position of expertise.
2) maybe. but sometimes it's worth it.
3) again maybe, yet i sense in this case i
share the position of the reasonable poster,
seemingly including yourself. i would not
post here if it was any different.
4) congratulations.
no need to take this any further from my side.
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
well, he managed in a tough and competitiveikorolev wrote:"Fantastic" record ??? What is so fantastic on it. The only good win is N'Dam. The other decent win, Rosado, was a gift from a ref. As soon, as Quillin stepped up with people who can punch, he got exposed by Rosado, Lee and Jackobs.man wrote:there is peter quillin, a world classe athletesucracristo wrote:i believe he was trying to implement a very advanced technique which
most people on this forum have never learned, the "hold your hands above
your head like your being arrested and close your eyes" offensive maneuver.
he obviously wasn't successful this time because he didn't execute it properly.
watch the masters at work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgtJIZZOiFQ
with a fantastic record and here is an internet
poster by the name of "sucraristo" mocking
him after his first professional loss. this forum
here is better than this, sir. people here have
respect for the athletes who get in that ring.
"Fantastic record". LMAO
sport to win a world title and got his first loss
at 32. which - in the context of being mocked
on an internet board for closing his eyes after
being hit in the face - is a fantastic record.
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If you want to compare him with journeymen, club fighters and forum posters, then he has a fantastic record. If you compare him with A-yish level fighters, then there is nothing fantastic in it.
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Impractical Poster
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
This may be the wrong thread for you to attempt any type of credible argument.... Just sayin.ikorolev wrote:If you want to compare him with journeymen, club fighters and forum posters, then he has a fantastic record. If you compare him with A-yish level fighters, then there is nothing fantastic in it.
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I don't give a f4ck. Everybody makes mistakes. I made one starting this thread, but it doesn't mean I have to agree with cr@p like Quillin's "fantastic record".Impractical Poster wrote:This may be the wrong thread for you to attempt any type of credible argument.... Just sayin.ikorolev wrote:If you want to compare him with journeymen, club fighters and forum posters, then he has a fantastic record. If you compare him with A-yish level fighters, then there is nothing fantastic in it.
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
This one could be up there the Manchester altitude thread..
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
ikorolev wrote:I don't give a f4ck. Everybody makes mistakes. I made one starting this thread, but it doesn't mean I have to agree with cr@p like Quillin's "fantastic record".Impractical Poster wrote:This may be the wrong thread for you to attempt any type of credible argument.... Just sayin.ikorolev wrote:If you want to compare him with journeymen, club fighters and forum posters, then he has a fantastic record. If you compare him with A-yish level fighters, then there is nothing fantastic in it.
We all say stupid things every now and then and as another poster alluded to, it takes class to admit a mistake. You have every right to believe Quillin is overrated, and you have every right not to like him for whatever reason, but basing anything on a snapshot when someone has their eyes closed wasn't your greatest moment, but you admitted that. It's like taking a picture of someone frowning and concluding they're mean.
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BAD INTENTIONS
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Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
I think this dude doesn't understand that because of muscles and physics,
sometimes your eyes close when getting hit in the face.
I thought that was almost instinctive human knowledge ...
sometimes your eyes close when getting hit in the face.
I thought that was almost instinctive human knowledge ...
Re: Quillin unprofessional ?
which is precisely what i did.ikorolev wrote:If you want to compare him with ... forum posters, then he has a fantastic record.
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compared to almost all internet posters (don'tikorolev wrote:I don't give a f4ck. Everybody makes mistakes. I made one starting this thread, but it doesn't mean I have to agree with cr@p like Quillin's "fantastic record".
know if sugar ray is blogging) he does have a
fantastic record, which is all i was saying or
implying. but there is no need to take this any
further. i think it was not your brightest moment
to start this thread, but probably everyone has
done a thing like that, so no big deal.