What next for Scot Harrison? Smokin' Tiger Smalls?
Posted: 26 Dec 2004, 15:27
Smalls featured in pot mag!
A reader alerted us to a boxing article from an unusual source, the current issue of a marijuana-oriented magazine called "High Times." The article outlines the bizarre training regimen of NABO featherweight champion Tiger Smalls. According to the article, Smalls smokes a "blunt" seven times a day. (A blunt is a cigar that has had the tobacco inside replaced with marijuana). Smalls is pictured proudly holding "a bud" and is quoted as saying that sparring while high is "like playing a video game." Tiger, who is rated #5 by the WBO, recently narrowly missed getting a title shot at WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison, but it is unlikely this type of publicity will help his credibility or career.
Sunday, December 26 2004 - Fightnews.com.
Hilarious!
Now I know why he's also called Priest - High Priest - all makes sens now.
I can just see this guy getting into the ring with Harrison, blood shot eyes and big smile, before getting crunched inside three minutes.
What will Maloney's excuse be this time - he was a highly rated challenger, man?
A reader alerted us to a boxing article from an unusual source, the current issue of a marijuana-oriented magazine called "High Times." The article outlines the bizarre training regimen of NABO featherweight champion Tiger Smalls. According to the article, Smalls smokes a "blunt" seven times a day. (A blunt is a cigar that has had the tobacco inside replaced with marijuana). Smalls is pictured proudly holding "a bud" and is quoted as saying that sparring while high is "like playing a video game." Tiger, who is rated #5 by the WBO, recently narrowly missed getting a title shot at WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison, but it is unlikely this type of publicity will help his credibility or career.
Sunday, December 26 2004 - Fightnews.com.
Hilarious!
I can just see this guy getting into the ring with Harrison, blood shot eyes and big smile, before getting crunched inside three minutes.
What will Maloney's excuse be this time - he was a highly rated challenger, man?