Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

"danstearns" <daniel_anthony_stearns at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:91eef570-9d4e-4a1a-ada0-cccb1bbaf074 at (no spam) v30g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
On Oct 18, 4:23 pm, ne... at (no spam) millions.com wrote:
Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

i hope Jermaine retires. I always thought he was a class act, and i
don't want to see him fight anymore....ever. he always looks good
enough, but of late everything seems to come tumbling in on him in the
most emotionally and physically damaging fashion possible. That ko
last night was the ugliest of the three ImO, and if Abraham had
connected with that left on the way down it could've really been a
tragedy.....and why on earth was the referee counting? it's really
absurd, I mean he was rigid with spasms , and clearly as out and in
potential danger as you're going to get in that situation.
----------
Yes it was as if the referee didnt want Abraham to have a "TKO" but instead
a "KO"
He even continued counting when Taylor's cornermen were in the ring trying
to shove him out of the way and help their fighter(instant DQ I think).

He was badly knocked out and the ref should have waved it over instantly.

Mr.Will

On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:16:58 +0100, "Mr.Will" <will at (no spam) mr-will.co.uk
wrote:


"danstearns" <daniel_anthony_stearns at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:91eef570-9d4e-4a1a-ada0-cccb1bbaf074 at (no spam) v30g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
On Oct 18, 4:23 pm, ne... at (no spam) millions.com wrote:
Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

i hope Jermaine retires. I always thought he was a class act, and i
don't want to see him fight anymore....ever. he always looks good
enough, but of late everything seems to come tumbling in on him in the
most emotionally and physically damaging fashion possible. That ko
last night was the ugliest of the three ImO, and if Abraham had
connected with that left on the way down it could've really been a
tragedy.....and why on earth was the referee counting? it's really
absurd, I mean he was rigid with spasms , and clearly as out and in
potential danger as you're going to get in that situation.
----------
Yes it was as if the referee didnt want Abraham to have a "TKO" but instead
a "KO"
He even continued counting when Taylor's cornermen were in the ring trying
to shove him out of the way and help their fighter(instant DQ I think).

He was badly knocked out and the ref should have waved it over instantly.

Mr.Will

There are ocassions where a referee has a sick lil' man running
through his mind and is willing to play referee until the fallen
fighter out of the ring on a stretcher. It's sad but true. There seems
to be no real mechanisms in the world-wide venues to screen them out.

And I've had two or three in my time. And I knew going in what I had
to look for.

Such is life.

DCI

Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:23:17 -0700, never at (no spam) millions.com wrote:


Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

Sounds like Manny Pacquiao to me.

Jermaine should probably find another line of work. He's no longer
capable of beating any of the top tier guys in middle or super middle
weight classes. Maybe this loss will set him on a different path.

Regards,
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NORM: "My butt cheeks on that bar stool."
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SkippyPB <swiegand at (no spam) Nospam.neo.rr.com> writes:

On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:23:17 -0700, never at (no spam) millions.com wrote:


Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager/promoter and boxing commissions throughout the world.

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

Sounds like Manny Pacquiao to me.

Jermaine should probably find another line of work. He's no longer
capable of beating any of the top tier guys in middle or super middle
weight classes. Maybe this loss will set him on a different path.

Of course he is capable. His boxing skills have not diminished :- he had
Froch well beaten. And Abraham is another unbeaten hard case.

Sure his stamina might be suspect but to say he cant beat any of the top
tier is way off the mark.

Having said that better he does retire if he does not need the money.

Sure his stamina might be suspect but to say he cant beat any of the top
tier is way off the mark.

Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager

As often seen in other fighters who posses good boxing skills but lack
an ever present KO power coupled with a fact of not having enough
stamina to get through an entire fight, it's not a good thing to try
and overcome.

Taylor is damned if he doesn't (lack of KO power) and damned if does
(great boxing skills) but he can't not deliver in the late rounds of a
fight.

Just think of those fighter who possess all three elements: KO power,
boxing skills and great stamina. Couple this with a focused intent and
a degree of meanness. I'll bet any of the RSB regulars and the good
new contributors on RSB can, upon giving thought, could name the
fighters that fit that mold.

Enjoy.

DCI

DCI

On Oct 18, 4:23 pm, ne... at (no spam) millions.com wrote:
Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager

But does Taylor's manager Al Haymon really have that much concern for
him or is he just planning on pimping him til he's totally shot?

On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 10:05:35 -0700 (PDT), "D. Flynn" <gu... at (no spam) msn.com
wrote:

On Oct 18, 4:23 pm, ne... at (no spam) millions.com wrote:
Let us hope that Jermain Taylor recovers from another knock out blow
resulting in a concussion..

I personally think he should pack it in to avoid a more serious injury
later on. The residuals alone should cause some concern for his
manager

But does Taylor's manager Al Haymon really have that much concern for
him or is he just planning on pimping him til he's totally shot?

That is a damned good and provocative question. I do not know what
traverses the mind of either Jermaine Taylor or his manager's mind or
thoughts. Time will tell.

I know of one trainer/manager who absolutely impressed me with his
caring/concern for his fighters and their welfare, health-wise and
financial. He possessed an unshakeable integrity and honesty. Jackie
McCoy (Warren Spaw) quietly with no yelling and ranting developed
fighters to their greatest potential yet was able to say, "Enough"
when it came time. He, himself, was injured in his career and had to
hand 'em up or ride quickly to "punch row," where too many fighters
end up. To me, he was an incredible human being and I secretly wanted
him to train me. My manager Delor Benoit, AKA Buddy O'Dell, was able
to tell me, "It's that time." We have maintained a friendship 1950.
The teo would have been a dream team for me.

Oh well.

Enjoy!

DCI