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Monday, 10 January 2011 17:30
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"In our 25th year of boxing on SHOWTIME, we're pleased to formally announce our first four dates of 2011," said Ken Hershman, Executive Vice President and General Manager of SHOWTIME Sports®. “ShoBox continues to feature boxing's hottest up-and-coming stars like Lateef Kayode and Rico Ramos. And with great lightweight action, Lucian Bute's SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING debut and the dramatic conclusions to the Super Six and bantamweight tournaments already planned for 2011, this is a strong start for what promises to be a landmark year on the network.” Smoke says: What is the conspiracy within the heavyweight division that beshites us with dullard contenders and crudworthy performances. I guess it doesn't matter since this won't be televised anywhere except Allegmagne for the Germanic hordes. Editor Mike says: Germanic hordes...ONLY on TSS will you find such phrasing from readers. Editor Mike says: What does bad-bones tally mean?? mortcola says: Strange position to be in...being one of the best qualified, most talented contenders out there, and to have little to no chance of winning. Can anyone imagine Solis landing enough and avoiding enough to win more than a round or two? A good boxer, but...can anyone say second coming of Tony Tubbs? Radam G says: Many people as tall as the Doc WK have calcium overload that cause their bones in the ankles, hands and knees to be easily broken, especially as the athletes get up in age. [Maybe you remember that the doc said that his toddler son's urine is a great help to his bad bones in those mitt-sized hands.] Many basketball players' careers have been cut short because of this. One of my boys -- boys mean that we are good friends -- ex-basketball great Bill Walton, has this jive. He is nearly cripple nowadays. And you know that when he played b-ball, his bones were always getting broken -- hands, fingers and ankles. He has a very, very great wife from Asia who takes good care of him, nowadays. The K-bros/docs and Valuev benefit greatly that there are no heavies [bone crushers] around that could and would exploit this know condition of overly tall fighters. Jack Dempsey even bragged about how he would put pressure on tallies and cause their bones to "crack into tiny pieces." Don't take my word for it, just go to Youtube and see the whuppin' that he put on Jess Willard then read about how many Willard's bone were broken because of Dempsey and that tall-man disease/condition. Then take a peep at Max Baer's beatdown on Primo Carnera. I'm certain that you can find tons of info about this "bad bones tally" ailment that affect overly tall athletes. Ain't makin' up JACK! This is so real stuff. Just get on your research and holla at GBG Manny Stewards, GBGOAT Angie Dundee, Ronnie Shields and P4P Top Trainer Freddie "The Best Coach" Roach. Even Pops Joy May will holla at ya. Everybody and dey mommas know about the bone problems of super tall peeps, especially athletes. Holla! admin says:
GOT IT! Thx Many people as tall as the Doc WK have calcium overload that cause their bones in the ankles, hands and knees to be easily broken, especially as the athletes get up in age. [Maybe you remember that the doc said that his toddler son's urine is a great help to his bad bones in those mitt-sized hands.] Many basketball players' careers have been cut short because of this. One of my boys -- boys mean that we are good friends -- ex-basketball great Bill Walton, has this jive. He is nearly cripple nowadays. And you know that when he played b-ball, his bones were always getting broken -- hands, fingers and ankles. He has a very, very great wife from Asia who takes good care of him, nowadays. The K-bros/docs and Valuev benefit greatly that there are no heavies [bone crushers] around that could and would exploit this know condition of overly tall fighters. Jack Dempsey even bragged about how he would put pressure on tallies and cause their bones to "crack into tiny pieces." Don't take my word for it, just go to Youtube and see the whuppin' that he put on Jess Willard then read about how many Willard's bone were broken because of Dempsey and that tall-man disease/condition. Then take a peep at Max Baer's beatdown on Primo Carnera. I'm certain that you can find tons of info about this "bad bones tally" ailment that affect overly tall athletes. Ain't makin' up JACK! This is so real stuff. Just get on your research and holla at GBG Manny Stewards, GBGOAT Angie Dundee, Ronnie Shields and P4P Top Trainer Freddie "The Best Coach" Roach. Even Pops Joy May will holla at ya. Everybody and dey mommas know about the bone problems of super tall peeps, especially athletes. Holla!
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NEW YORK (Jan. 10, 2011) – Undefeated and heralded prospects Luis Franco, Lateef Kayode, Archie Ray Marquez, Rico Ramos and Cornelius White highlight an action-packed February of ShoBox: The New Generation fights while two SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING events will follow, including a March 19 battle for the International Boxing Federation (IBF) Super Middleweight World Championship between champion Lucian Bute and Brian Magee.
WOW! I'm so THRILLED! NYET! This "garbage" fight between an injury-prone, bad-bones tally and an obesed-arse, fat-liver, Cuban rum drinkiing, American see-food dieter fatty should be great poison for Doc VK's [fanboys], fans and fanfaronades. I wonder if Yahoo boxing scribe Kevin Iole is going to badmouth this bout and all journalists who don't think his way. The heavyweight division is the joke of the decade. Solis is the greatest Cuban-come-to-America American see-food dieter of all times. Dat sucka eats everything darn thing that he sees. And when he is not seeing it , he's dreaming about it. I'm hitting the pit! ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! Holla!