Why?Counter-puncher wrote:Snide
If the OP has a personal insight (that most of us don't) in a subject that he originated then I would be genuinely interested to hear it.
Why?Counter-puncher wrote:Snide
If the question was asked in that spirit then fair enough, the ??????? at the end makes me suspect the questioner was asking in a less enlightened spiritbripez wrote:Why?Counter-puncher wrote:Snide
If the OP has a personal insight (that most of us don't) in a subject that he originated then I would be genuinely interested to hear it.
You could be right or the question could gave been asked tongue in cheek without any ulterior motive.Counter-puncher wrote:If the question was asked in that spirit then fair enough, the ??????? at the end makes me suspect the questioner was asking in a less enlightened spiritbripez wrote:Why?Counter-puncher wrote:Snide
If the OP has a personal insight (that most of us don't) in a subject that he originated then I would be genuinely interested to hear it.
Counter puncher was spot on in his assessment, it's not the first time the person has made an such comment about the named boxer, nor will it be the last, time he moved on, with regards to my own experience in a father and son team, I can confirm that it tends to be more extreme, good and bad, big bust ups, great pride, more emotional attachment, great joy, very protective, high opinion, yet never content, a love and hate relationship at times, but respect for each others abilities.bripez wrote:You could be right or the question could gave been asked tongue in cheek without any ulterior motive.Counter-puncher wrote:If the question was asked in that spirit then fair enough, the ??????? at the end makes me suspect the questioner was asking in a less enlightened spiritbripez wrote:
Why?
If the OP has a personal insight (that most of us don't) in a subject that he originated then I would be genuinely interested to hear it.
It is interesting though that the OP started this thread and made further comments without making reference to their own personal situation.
I would genuinely like to hear their thoughts on the subject from the perspective of somebody who has actually been in that situation (I bet there aren't many others on this site who have been in this situation)
Anzi wrote:Many boxers get ripped off and are pushed to early by managers and promoters who are not emotionally attached to the boxer, cold, hard business decisions that benefit the Manager or Promoter more then the Boxer, take place, rather then acting in the interests of the boxer, that's why father's get involved, because they see this. Nobody wants to see their son, punch drunk, mentally ruined and broke, after their boxing career.