The offer was for Brady’s counsel to redact out anything unrelated to Deflategate and then turn them over. So, your explanation is based entirely on fiction. He only would have had to hand over printed copies of the texts that his own lawyers deemed relevant. Is your argument that his attorney couldn’t be trusted with…
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Tell me about it. I’m a white male in my mid-thirties and, just a few weeks ago, I had a little bit to drink, went for a drive around midnight (bad decision, I know), and hit another car while changing lanes. We weren’t going fast and damage was minimal, but while we were pulled over and I was talking the other driver…
Excuse me? My struggles deserve to be recognized. Every day I have to commute into the city because I want to have white neighbors and only upper class (not just upper-middle class) workers can afford to live in a truly exclusive part of town. That commute takes 15 minutes. FIFTEEN. One day of appreciation would be…
Well it took about 4 minutes of scrolling to come up with the obligatory racism-thinly-veiled-as-a-plea-for-equality post. Progess comes in increments, I suppose.
I’m listening. Tell me about your struggles, brother.
Wow! Just like, for example, the criminal justice system, or employment, and just about everything else in the goddamn world? Who’da thunk it?
I dunno. I don’t totally disagree with you, especially when you think about hockey fights vs basketball fights and how they are viewed, reported, etc. But, on the other hand, people were just as pissed at Mark McGuire and Roger Clemens as Sammy Sosa or Barry Bonds (and I think this stupid story is more like those…
It was a regulation football that may have been slightly deflated below an arbitrary level. Fuck off.
Ohh my gawwd man. Jesus H.
Corrales was a warrior. RIP!
Drew is sooooooo wrong on this. Floyd’s style is not cowardly, and it has nothing to do with his personal life. It’s actually the antithesis of his personal life. Outside the ring, Floyd is a hyper-insecure control-freak who loses his temper at the slightest provocation. Inside the ring, he’s preternaturally calm, who…
Mayweather boxed Pacquiao like Sugar Ray Leonard boxed Hagler.
But that’s just the thing. People don’t actually know about boxing to be debating it. Stephen A Smith actually talks about sports for a living and debates boxing with logical points, for example. And they’re also on television, which caters towards ratings. What opportunity would they have to talk about boxing if…
I’m really enjoying reading the ramblings of a bunch of cowards who I would $100 to see if the writer of this article or you keyboard gangsters would say this to Floyd’s face.
Compelling reasoning. Maybe a few more OLs would have me convinced.
First, the central thesis is correct: Floyd Mayweather, Jr. is a coward. He’s also a scumbag, a piece of shit, and whatever other epithet you want to throw his way. Totally agree. Inside the ropes, he’s also quite possibly the greatest boxer who has ever lived. The point of the sport is to hit—which he can seemingly…
The fight was excellent. Maywether’s handling of Pacquiao was excellent. He hit and moved like no one has ever seen. He made a fantastic fighter like Pacquiao look like shit. If you didn’t enjoy that, you probably don’t enjoy boxing very much. Which stands to reason, because by your own admission, you would rather…
To respond to everybody who’s not agree to Floyd money Mayweather performs last night, i will said that it was much much better than maidana fight, Medana fought much better and through much more punches than Pacman, Pacman was catching flowers all night long. Pacman wasn’t the same fighter as always. and the reason…
No. Floyd Mayweather is. He won the fight, made $180 million, and everyone is about to stop talking about what a piece of shit he is.