Quote of Note
“Don't Like the Judges, Don't Leave It In Their Hands”
“Bernard did go down twice albeit the first time might have been called differently. I believe that he smiled because (a) he knew he wasn't hurt and wanted that to be clear (b) because he did go down (c) he did not want a 'complaining fest' like his ridiculous fight with Roy Jones Jr. Knowing he was behind…he decided to to what champions do. He kicked Pascal's behind. He won in my book. We all know it.
Pascal knows it. That is what counts as far as I'm concerned. But…If you don't like the judges, don't leave it in their hands. That is something Bernard should know by now.”
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