#1 Tell that your fighter has no heart. Does your fighter always tap gloves with his opponent.
If your fighter is always tapping gloves with his opponents, he probably has No Heart. I don’t care if its during sparring sessions in the gym. I don’t care if he is in with a fighter that’s inferior to him.
And I don’t care if its his family member. Touching gloves excessively is a sure fire way to tell if your fighter lacks killer instinct. For more on a fighters heart and courage. Check out NEW-SCHOOL TRAINERS vs OLD-SCHOOL TRAINERS.
I always wanted to kill anybody in my gym who happened to be in my weight class. And if some green, new kid happen to be unfortunate enough to end up in the ring with me.
I didn’t care anything about taking it easy on him. I would try to destroy him, so he could never say he did great sparring with me. His memories should be, I got my ass kicked to $hit by…EXACTLY! And in a real fight where you can get an loss on your record, hell no!
Sportsmanship is for other sports. Boxing is a fight plain and simple. I’m not sure I am totally against fouling. Before thumb-less gloves, a well placed thumb in the eye could turn a fight in your favor.
#2 TELL YOUR FIGHTER HAS NO HEART. HE STARTS COMPLAINING ABOUT A FOUL OR THE REFEREE.
If a fighter is always complaining to the ref for help, he probably has no cajones. I don’t trust a fighter that always pays attention to the referee. I barely noticed the ref because I was always too focused on trying to kill the mothersucker in front of me.
Most the time the ref was pissing me off to the point that I wanted to swing on his ass. If a guy fouls you, foul him back double. If a jackass hit me low, Id spend the rest of the fight fouling the $hit out of him.
That type of $hit reminds me of kids crying about bullying these days. There is a place for bullying. I got bullied as a kid until I decided to wait for homeboy in the bushes of his mothers house.
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And as soon as he came out to get on his bike, a metal pipe upside the head convinced to whole neighborhood that there might be easier targets than that skinny, goofy, anorexic looking kid that was me. Bitching to the ref makes you suspect in my eyes.
#3 TELL YOUR FIGHTER IS HEARTLESS. WHENEVER THEY ARE NOT IN THE GYM, ITS HIS PARTNERS FAULT
Do I really got to explain this one? If you can not understand that you don’t play boxing like ballet. You have to give everything to compete in this sport.
And sometimes that means giving up the pu$$y for a while. A real girlfriend or wife would understand your dream and encourage you. Remember Adrian?
What kind of jackass blames his girl anyway? Not in the gym because your girl? You have no balls.
You will be crying on her shoulder when you get your ass handed to you in the ring. No, scratch that. She will figure out your pu$$y and leave your sorry ass before that. You have No heart Twinkie.
#4 TELL YOUR FIGHTER HAS NO HEART. HE IS ALWAYS CONCERNED ABOUT WHO HE IS FIGHTING.
Who gives a f*ck who your fighting. I always felt that if you fall in my weight-class, I’m gonna kick your ass.
Was never impressed by who you beat. I didn’t give a $hit what gym you was from. I gave two $hits about your city.
As a matter a fact I had an attitude against dudes that showed up bragging about the big city they was from. I from a small city.
And I will tell you there are tougher mothersucker than me here. KRS 1 said it correctly when he said, It is not where your from, It is where you are at.
Boy worried about his opponent all the time is pu$$y. Fighter has no heart. In the immortal words of Bernie Mac, motherfucker do some push-ups.
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WHAT IS COURAGE?
Courage (also called bravery or valor) is the choice and willingness to confront agony, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation. Valor is courage or bravery, especially in battle.
Physical courage is bravery in the face of physical pain, hardship, even death, or threat of death; while moral courage is the ability to act rightly in the face of popular opposition,[1] shame, scandal, discouragement, or personal loss.
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