^ Wow! Where have you been?

Can you elucidate?

Hopefully, you're not a blue- haired granma making this up in the basement.

As you already probably know, no one here makes up any stories...

But some of us suffer from that bane that afflicts middle-aged caucasians called "internet courage".

Btw, don't miss the heavyweights TONIGHT on HBO!!!

Rahim Rahman (knocked out Lenox Lewis) vs. James "Lights Out" Toney (one of the best pound for pound fighters)!!

That'd be Hasim Rahman and Toney is going to beat him.

But I don't have HBO so i'll miss it.

Ay que lastima.

Muy triste.

Voy a llorar un rio de lagrimas.

Sniff, sniff... que pena...

Quizas algun dia, maricon...

You best not be callin' ME a maricon... ya bastid, ya!

Sniff - scuze me while I go fold some laundry and put in another load...

Boxing is violent, but seeing two brutes with their shirts off, fighting for my hand is stimulating !!!

Shut up Bloody or I'll massacre your mug!

Hence why American law won't bend to their nuptials Nathanial; if you think the fisticuffs are brutal in the ring, imagine if they were married. They'd have to set aside an entire hour long special of 'Bad Boys: 911' for married gay boxer domestic disputes.

Ohhhhh, I would never box !!!!

A good pillow or slap fight settles everybody down !!!

Picture this, for example. Young gay Casius Clay comes home to the wife, young Mr. Tyson.

Tyson: Casius!? What's all this Cbid business on the Visa bill. You know we can't afford that type of thing on our budget.

Clay: Look Mike, I don't ask for much. I train hard, don't drive expensive cars, cut me some slack, ok?

Tyson: I'll cut yo azz slack alright, spending money we don't have on crap like this ...

This is exactly why gay marriage must not be allowed. It would throw the universe into chaos.

LOW BLOW PEP !

att bloody spaniard-----------

no grey hair grandma in the basement---

In high school--st.xavior--louisville--my class mate,s father had a gym that we went to after school{1957}

a young black man -about 15-16 years old always wanted to box us white boys,and mess around a little as he wanted to try out for ther "golden gloves"--i guess he did ok until the army wanted him --then he was sucked in---$$$--the rest is history-----

He didn't do too bad after telling the army to go take a flying leap. A real American hero to many.

The saddest part is that he lost 3 of what could have been the best boxing years of his life...

What a shame.

alr829, I'm glad that you say that you're not a blue-haired granny.

Our resident Doc (see above) will be the judge of that! LOL!

Btw, I take it that you're about Ali's age?

And how did you guys do in your sparring? Were you in his weight class? Did he knock anybody out?

There have been many events in history that have changed the course of boxing. I believe the one biggest such event was the death of Gus d'Amato. Had he not passed away, Mike Tyson's future would have been completely different. The death of his main father figure undoubtedly changed his life forever.

I can only imagine how different things would have been.

I have as much interest in boxing as I do in British football (soccer). None

Charlie

Cus D'Amato.

He trained pretty boy Floyd Patterson too.

How did I know that you were going to correct that poor bastid?

I luv those old boxing guys,Angie Dundee, Bert Sugar etc...