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[The axe murderer]

WBC Reacts To Behavior, Controversial Comments By Angel Garcia

By World Boxing Council

The WBC is extremely concerned with the behavior and actions showcased by Mr. Angel Garcia, who is the trainer of WBC welterweight champion Danny Garcia, during the press conference for the highly anticipated fight between Danny Garcia and Keith Thurman.

The WBC prides itself for its battle against apartheid, in which South Africa was banned from boxing for 19 years, and our constant rejection to any sort of discrimination and abuse of power.

The WBC condemns the foul language, the discriminatory threats, and the very dangerous actions which could have led to a riot and personal injuries during this presentation.

The WBC has no jurisdiction over licensing of trainers, which is a matter that corresponds to the local boxing authorities. However, the WBC Code of Ethics and Constitution, Rules and Regulations, emphatically reject these actions, which cannot be tolerated in our sport.

The WBC respects and has always enjoyed a very respectful relation with Mr. Angel Garcia in the past, and the WBC will hold a meeting in person or by teleconference next week through the WBC administrative process and protocol.

Boxing is a sport of contact, but it is a noble one and fighters are role models for the youth of the world with countless exemplary actions of fair play, respect, unity, humanity and brotherhood.

Garcia vs. Thurman is a very important fight between two undefeated champions, which brings the best of our sport, and the attention must be fully into this great event and the two fighters putting their future on the line.

WBC Reacts To Behavior, Controversial Comments By Angel Garcia - Boxing News

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Beterbiev/Barrera is on the Thurman/Garcia undercard???

Well that would be some shyt

 

[mr. smoke weed]

This next level ducking brehs. Here we been waiting since August and now it's February.

Brook outside Khan house like yo man I got these cheeseburgers maaan
Get off your knees Kell damn.

From Shook to Brook back to Shook smfh

 

[The axe murderer]

Updated at 01:22 AM EST, Sun Jan 15, 2017 Read More By : Random Hits

Badou Jack To DeGale: Let's Do it Again - at Light Heavyweight



BROOKLYN – The No. 1 and No. 2-ranked super middleweights in the world met in a unification to determine the world’s best 168-pound fighter Saturday on SHOWTIME. After two knockdowns and 12 intense, back-and-forth rounds, the distinction as the world’s best super middleweight is still up for grabs.

WBC champion Badou Jack (20-1-3, 12 KOs) and IBF titlist James DeGale (23-1-1, 14 KOs) fought to a 12-round majority draw in the main event of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING in front of 10,128 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The bout was scored 114-112 (DeGale) and 113-113 twice, and the only clear winner was the sport of boxing and its fans.

Britain’s DeGale, making the third defense of his IBF belt, started the drama by flooring Jack with a jab with 30 seconds left in the first round. But it was back and forth from there in a highly skilled, closely contested battle between the consensus best in the weight class and in the eighth unification bout in division history.

Jack, making his third title defense, was more effective on the inside and more active, throwing 745 total punches vs. DeGale’s 617.

The pivotal moment in the fight occurred when Jack floored DeGale for the first time in his career with a left-right combo punch midway through the 12th and final round. Without the 10-8 round, DeGale would have won a unanimous decision.

“I thought I won the fight. I finished stronger,” Jack said. “His knockdown was a flash knockdown. I won the fight. He was doing a lot of running. He was throwing a lot of sh*t at my guard.

“Let’s do it again at light heavyweight. It’s time to move to light heavyweight.”

DeGale countered: “I’ve got huge respect for this man, but I thought I won that. I landed the cleanest shots. Let’s do it again. Let’s do it again in London.

“He hit me (in the 12th), but I was more off balance. I respect him. He’s a good, all-around fighter. Let’s go again.”
Badou Jack To DeGale: Let's Do it Again - at Light Heavyweight - Boxing News

 

[The axe murderer]

This next level ducking brehs. Here we been waiting since August and now it's February.

Brook outside Khan house like yo man I got these cheeseburgers maaan
Get off your knees Kell damn.

Yo if he goes through this rollercoaster and Khan somehow beats him

 

[reservoirdogs]

@reservoirdogs how did u learn English a bit. cause im tryna see the best way to learn some ee language for I can watch those old boxing documentaries that's not in english.

You know for me it's easier cause I had to learn English...

English is everywhere, it's basically a world language, if someone spends enough time on the internet then will eventually learn some...
I learned the basics in elementary and high school, but that was not intensive course or anything like that, I wasn't the best in English hs tbh but after that I started to read more and more English articles, English forums (hence I know lots of slang which my fellow Hungarians not really), hip-hop lyrics (also many sang words).
My everyday English is better than the formal but that's okay, everyday English is more important.

Also I was in the USA once...
I also worked in English in Hungary, on a festival more specifically.


Now learning an EE language can be pretty difficult... There will be many unfamiliar letters for you but here's the thing... I you learn one you can pretty easily learn the others too since they are the part of the same language family: Slavic.

Almost all the Central Asian and Eastern European countries are Slavic. Russia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, etc... There are simply Slavs like Russians and Ukrainians and there are South-Slavs (Balkan people) like Serbia, Croatia or Montenegro.
Some of them use European letters some of them prefers Cyrillic letter like Russians for example (they can still use normal letters though...)
We, Hungarians are not Slavs, we have a pretty unique language really... Just out of us nobody really speaks it in the world
Our closest language relatives are Finnish people but not close relatives, like we don't understand shyt from what they're speaking and vica versa...

If you want to learn an EE language I suggest you Russian cause most of the stuff you will find form Slavic boxing stuff is probably in Russian since they are the biggest country in the region.
Lear the basics on some course then join some Russian forum on the internet, try to understand the topics and posts then join maybe, watch Russian movies and etc.. Pop-cultural things on the internet...

Good luck

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

I'm one of them

i'll rewatch

 

[Axum Ezana]

You know for me it's easier cause I had to learn English...

English is everywhere, it's basically a world language, if someone spends enough time on the internet then will eventually learn some...
I learned the basics in elementary and high school, but that was not intensive course or anything like that, I wasn't the best in English hs tbh but after that I started to read more and more English articles, English forums (hence I know lots of slang which my fellow Hungarians not really), hip-hop lyrics (also many sang words).
My everyday English is better than the formal but that's okay, everyday English is more important.

Also I was in the USA once...
I also worked in English in Hungary, on a festival more specifically.


Now learning an EE language can be pretty difficult... There will be many unfamiliar letters for you but here's the thing... I you learn one you can pretty easily learn the others too since they are the part of the same language family: Slavic.

Almost all the Central Asian and Eastern European countries are Slavic. Russia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, etc... There are simply Slavs like Russians and Ukrainians and there are South-Slavs (Balkan people) like Serbia, Croatia or Montenegro.
Some of them use European letters some of them prefers Cyrillic letter like Russians for example (they can still use normal letters though...)
We, Hungarians are not Slavs, we have a pretty unique language really... Just out of us nobody really speaks it in the world
Our closest language relatives are Finnish people but not close relatives, like we don't understand shyt from what they're speaking and vica versa...

If you want to learn an EE language I suggest you Russian cause most of the stuff you will find form Slavic boxing stuff is probably in Russian since they are the biggest country in the region.
Lear the basics on some course then join some Russian forum on the internet, try to understand the topics and posts then join maybe, watch Russian movies and etc.. Pop-cultural things on the internet...

Good luck

hungarian language hard to learn too?

 

[patscorpio]

i'll rewatch

i had it 96-94 for mercer..it wasnt like wide or anything

 

[reservoirdogs]

hungarian language hard to learn too?

One of the hardest as I heard. We have fukked up, complicated grammar rules.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

i had it 96-94 for mercer..it wasnt like wide or anything

(watching now) I've watched many times,i remember it being close as well.

 

[patscorpio]

Ray Mercer should have been more than what he was in his prime...much more

 

[Axum Ezana]

Ray Mercer should have been more than what he was in his prime...much more

better trainer would have helped? wait who was he trained by?

 

[The axe murderer]

Ray Mercer should have been more than what he was in his prime...much more

Him and Tim Witherspoon in that era imo
Really should have stayed in his lane and not gone into kickboxing. 1 kick and it was all over

 

[Axum Ezana]

Him and Tim Witherspoon in that era imo
Really should have stayed in his lane and not gone into kickboxing. 1 kick and it was all over

dfdf
know what ive been thinkin after watching some tai chi/wing chun shyt....

im tryna see if there was no rules......like straight up dirty tatics like knee kick,rabbit punches. eye gouging.....etc allowed.

I wonder what would be the most effective fighting discipline? might make a thread on it.