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ESPN: Miller, 35, from Brooklyn, New York, is accused of attacking a car dealership employee before fleeing in a Dodge Ram that was recently repossessed, according to local news network WSVN, which cited Hollywood Police. According to the WSVN report, Miller placed the employee in a chokehold and slammed him to the ground before he grabbed the keys and jumped in the truck.

i guess dubs hit him even harder than we thought

"Big Baby" is an appropriate nickname.

Thinking he couldn't fit in his car anymore and out of frustration tried to steal something bigger.

If he shows the highlights of his DDD fight 2 weeks earlier he will have a fair case for concussion symptoms being a mediating circumstance…

Crazy behaviour from someone that just got paid a lot of cash…

I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

You do know when you say “not stereotyping,” it means you are about to stereotype, right?

I'd never have guessed it.

giacomino wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 04:00

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

You do know when you say “not stereotyping,” it means you are about to stereotype, right?

No

Roid rage

"I'm not a racist, BUT......"

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

It's the non-white ones too, there's just less of them overall... The common denominator is that they're American boxers. Jake LaMotta, Oscar Dela Hoya, Andy Ruiz, Tommy Morrison, Dicky Ecklund off the top of my head have all had some convictions or accusations of some sort.

If those charrges seems bad to you, try to find something about this guy from Czech Republic

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/774852

REAL scumbag

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

Ruthlessly toilet

joshj909 wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 08:11

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

It's the non-white ones too, there's just less of them overall... The common denominator is that they're American boxers. Jake LaMotta, Oscar Dela Hoya, Andy Ruiz, Tommy Morrison, Dicky Ecklund off the top of my head have all had some convictions or accusations of some sort.

it's boxers in general. racists will only see what they want to see - not stereotyping of course.

Cent0089 wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 11:11 If those charrges seems bad to you, try to find something about this guy from Czech Republic

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/774852

REAL scumbag

gawd damn

joshj909 wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 08:11

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

It's the non-white ones too, there's just less of them overall... The common denominator is that they're American boxers. Jake LaMotta, Oscar Dela Hoya, Andy Ruiz, Tommy Morrison, Dicky Ecklund off the top of my head have all had some convictions or accusations of some sort.

Nothing to do with being American the sport of boxing has always had its fair share of reprobates capable of heinous acts. It’s one of the arguments people often use to justify boxing. It keeps young men out of trouble, but of course it doesn’t keep all of them out of it.

Cent0089 wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 11:11 If those charrges seems bad to you, try to find something about this guy from Czech Republic

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/774852

REAL scumbag

seems like a nice guy to me...

It all happened on July 31, 2021, according to the verdict, Banongo committed seven crimes in a single day. First, he stole a car in the village of Holubice in the Vyškov region, and later a motorbike. In the village, he also broke into the premises, where he seized a car.

A little later, he physically assaulted a salesman at a car workshop in Brno and broke open the gate to the garage complex with a stolen vehicle around noon. There, he tried to dismantle the stolen car, but ran into a witness who was cleaning the car there.

He first hit the man nine times on the head with a metal key, seriously injuring him. He then loaded the body of the man, who was unconscious, into the trunk of the car and set it on fire.

He continued his criminal activity, attacked the owner of the car dealership between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. and stole his jeep. At 17.00, the police arrested him after a chase. The man partially confessed, but testified that he was under the influence of drugs. He said he did not remember part of the act and learned about it from the file.

In addition to murder, the court sentenced Banonga for robbery, unauthorized use of another's property, bodily harm, disorderly conduct, attempted theft and damage to another's property. The defendant heard the summary sentence, he has a previous conviction for theft and unauthorized use of someone else's property. He was on probation at the time of the crime.

Why are American boxers such awful people 9 times out of 10?

Can drag them from the hood, give them money and fame, yet they can't leave the hood behind and still carry on being trash.

If they're not stealing, then they're beating up their wives and girlfriends.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

Tony Ayala Jr, Edwin Valero, Carlos Monzon, Chico Corrales, …..

Go Big Baby! sales man must’ve been giving him lip

giacomino wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 04:00

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Jan 2024, 03:06 I swear all we ever hear is these American boxers, not stereotyping, but it’s the black American boxers, arrested for something. Domestic above, carjacking, DUI, battery, damage..

You name it..

You do know when you say “not stereotyping,” it means you are about to stereotype, right?

there are patterns

nobody mentioned Mike Tyson ....

Wouldn't want to run into this fkr in jail...

his reversion is going well...