No Mas: 45 Years Later. What Really Did Happened in New Orleans?

[elmersalsa]

You really sound like you've moved on

Yes, I did. The TRUTH set me free. After all those years of hurting because of No Mas, the story behind the scenes gave me a different perspective and truth of what really happened. It was one of boxing's greatest betrayals in history.

[Jaywheel]

You wish the fight took place on the moon so you can claim it never happened.

[gilgamesh]

You really sound like you've moved on

Yes, I did. The TRUTH set me free. After all those years of hurting because of No Mas, the story behind the scenes gave me a different perspective and truth of what really happened. It was one of boxing's greatest betrayals in history.

If I were you. I'd run from this subject. You sound like a knowledgeable Boxing fan many times. When it comes to THIS subject. You sound like you're retarded.

[elmersalsa]

You really sound like you've moved on

Yes, I did. The TRUTH set me free. After all those years of hurting because of No Mas, the story behind the scenes gave me a different perspective and truth of what really happened. It was one of boxing's greatest betrayals in history.

If I were you. I'd run from this subject. You sound like a knowledgeable Boxing fan many times. When it comes to THIS subject. You sound like you're retarded.

You supposed to be a moderator. Why are you trying to disrespect me, bruh? That ain't right. You are totally WICKED.

I am telling the truth of what I have read of documents in the Internet. I don't fabricate lies. I don't have time for lies. I tell the truth. And the truth is that you come short when it comes to it. You got to grow up, bruh! Grow up!

[elmersalsa]

You wish the fight took place on the moon so you can claim it never happened.

You will be crying when the truth comes out.

[gilgamesh]

Yes, I did. The TRUTH set me free. After all those years of hurting because of No Mas, the story behind the scenes gave me a different perspective and truth of what really happened. It was one of boxing's greatest betrayals in history.

If I were you. I'd run from this subject. You sound like a knowledgeable Boxing fan many times. When it comes to THIS subject. You sound like you're retarded.

You supposed to be a moderator. Why are you trying to disrespect me, bruh? That ain't right. You are totally WICKED.

I am telling the truth of what I have read of documents in the Internet. I don't fabricate lies. I don't have time for lies. I tell the truth. And the truth is that you come short when it comes to it. You got to grow up, bruh! Grow up!

I'm not supposed to be a moderator. I am one. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm pointing out your ridiculousness. Grow up!

[gilgamesh]

You wish the fight took place on the moon so you can claim it never happened.

You will be crying when the truth comes out.

You've had 10 pages to bring the Truth out.

Keithmoonhangover has brought the truth out on you, and you have responded with jack sh*t.

[keithmoonhangover]

Duran didn't signed the contract.

I'm sick of this bullsh1t, so I'll make it really easy for you.

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless both fighters executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign personally, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.

Don King, Mike Trainer and Carlos Eleta broke the rules, my friend.

[elmersalsa]

If I were you. I'd run from this subject. You sound like a knowledgeable Boxing fan many times. When it comes to THIS subject. You sound like you're retarded.

You supposed to be a moderator. Why are you trying to disrespect me, bruh? That ain't right. You are totally WICKED.

I am telling the truth of what I have read of documents in the Internet. I don't fabricate lies. I don't have time for lies. I tell the truth. And the truth is that you come short when it comes to it. You got to grow up, bruh! Grow up!

I'm not supposed to be a moderator. I am one. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm pointing out your ridiculousness. Grow up!

Nah, bruh! You as a moderator should be an example with class and good sportsmanship. That's something that you lack of. Grow up, bruh!

[elmersalsa]

You wish the fight took place on the moon so you can claim it never happened.

You will be crying when the truth comes out.

You've had 10 pages to bring the Truth out.

Keithmoonhangover has brought the truth out on you, and you have responded with jack sh*t.

I ignored him. He doesn't understand that Don King could break the rules. Ain't he a crook or not?

[gilgamesh]

You supposed to be a moderator. Why are you trying to disrespect me, bruh? That ain't right. You are totally WICKED.

I am telling the truth of what I have read of documents in the Internet. I don't fabricate lies. I don't have time for lies. I tell the truth. And the truth is that you come short when it comes to it. You got to grow up, bruh! Grow up!

I'm not supposed to be a moderator. I am one. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm pointing out your ridiculousness. Grow up!

Nah, bruh! You as a moderator should be an example with class and good sportsmanship. That's something that you lack of. Grow up, bruh!

Hey, hey, hey. I'm classy as f*ck over here. Let's not start saying things we don't mean

Also

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless both fighters executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign personally, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.


Refute this somehow in a credible manner. Or shut the f*ck up.

Since you've already made it abundantly clear you can't refute it. Just sh*t the f*ck up.

[elmersalsa]

I'm not supposed to be a moderator. I am one. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm pointing out your ridiculousness. Grow up!

Nah, bruh! You as a moderator should be an example with class and good sportsmanship. That's something that you lack of. Grow up, bruh!

Hey, hey, hey. I'm classy as f*ck over here. Let's not start saying things we don't mean

Also

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless both fighters executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign personally, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.


Refute this somehow in a credible manner. Or shut the f*ck up.

Since you've already made it abundantly clear you can't refute it. Just sh*t the f*ck up.

And there it goes! You as a moderator don't have no type of class. No truth nor righteousness nor equity. You believe the lies and far from the truth. You want to believe in the lies. That's what seems to me.

You are missing the point that Roberto Duran was not in Panama when Don King, Duran's promoter, and Mike Trainer , Sugar Ray Leonard's manager, flew to Panama City to negotiate the rematch. How could that be possible if Duran is not there in the negotiations?

Why they had to fly to Panama for a fight? Ain't both fighters should have been in a press conference to sign? Think about it.

This fight didn't had no press conference, no signing, because it was already forged by someone if you think that Duran did.

And why they gave Carlos Eleta, Duran's manager, $8 million dollars in Eleta's office? That sounds like a complete complot to embarrass someone. Either Eleta was greedy or stupid or both. Tell us what was he?

There's a saying that when the truth is found, a lot of people get angry. Are you one of those people?

Don King, the promoter, easily can bribe any sanctioning body, including Louisiana. Where money talks and bullshit walks. They knew the deal. What a bunch of hypocrites! They are hypocrites from the Louisiana state board all the way to Eleta. Are you telling me that King cannot break the rules? Do you think that he was a promoter for nothing?

I think that you should shut the fuuuck up, my man! Two can play your game!

[gilgamesh]

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless BOTH FIGHTERS executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign PERSONALLY, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.

[elmersalsa]

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless BOTH FIGHTERS executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign PERSONALLY, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.

Evidently, that didn't matter to promoter Don King. The crooked man of all this. Still, that is making my point exactly. King violated the rules! Well, Carlos Eleta and Mike Trainer were not far behind. Three blind mice crooks!

[gilgamesh]

State athletic commissions require signed bout contracts Under U.S. boxing regulation (including Louisiana in 1980), a bout cannot be sanctioned without a written contract filed with the commission containing the signature of the boxer.

The contract must include:
Fighter names
Weight class
Number of rounds
Purse terms
Title designation

The Louisiana State Athletic Commission had final approval power over:
Fighter licensing
Matchmaking approval
Title bout sanctioning
They would not—and legally could not—approve a bout unless BOTH FIGHTERS executed contracts.

WBC championship fights required:
Signed bout agreement
Approval of terms by the sanctioning body
Payment of sanctioning fees tied to the contract purse
If Durán didn’t sign PERSONALLY, the WBC belt could not be on the line.

A world-title fight in the U.S. without signed contracts would violate state law and sanctioning-body rules.


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The Truth Has set us Free.