Hi dragonslayer,
I noticed that you responded to a comment I left on someone's article.
I feel the need to address you personally as I know you have supported my articles in the past.
Firstly, let me say that my comments were not as a result of any bias towards the Mayweather camp nor were they as a result of any ill-feeling towards Manny Pacquiao.
The fact of the matter is that during the period from Dec 17th to December 29th 95% of articles written in B/R boxing section were either regarding Pacquiao or regurgitated topics relating to the Mayweather/Pacquiao debacle.
I was extremely disillusioned with what B/R had become. Many writers had written solely about Manny Pacquiao and had given me no reason to think they would dissuade from such a theme.
My love lies with the sport not with one boxer- fighters come and go. Sure some are special and deserve more column space than others-but no one fighter is bigger than the sport.
You see if writers invest all of their time in one man, not only do they become one-dimensional, when then man vacates the sport there is a sudden void not only for the writer but his fans that he has accumulated aswell.
You say that you love the sport 'far more than I can imagine' well when all of your articles are based around one man thats all that I can do-Imagine. The only way to evidence such knowledge is to contribute through your musings.
The author of the piece in which you made the comment-Lorne Scoggins-and I have since come to a mutual understanding. I by no means degraded his quality of content- In fact its of a high standard, what Lorne needs to do and he appreciates this is display more variety.
I hope that has clarified my feelings for you and I look forward to reading your future pieces and hope you will continue to offer me your readership
Regards,

Richard

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/302325-manny-pacquiao-vs-floyd-mayweather-jr-has-there-been-a-fight-like-this

check out my latest article

Heys dragonslayer
Check my new article- it may be on the horizon but it should be shelved.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/293649-ricky-hatton-vs-juan-m-marquez-boxing-has-no-place-for-this-fight

Just wrote a new article. My first boxing interview really. Hope you guys can check it out.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/289121-mia-etelpelto-in-her-own-words?just_published=1

Consider this: Where's Pac if Cotto never loses?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/287417-pacquiao-and-cotto-destined-to-fight-after-cottos-loss-is-pacmans-gain

Take a read and give it some thought...

Hello.

As you may have noticed, I have not been able to contribute as much to the B/R Boxing community as I have started my own boxing blog. I will try to drop a line or two but my entire focus will now shift to my chosen career path.

Please do visit my blog, http://boxerscamp.blogspot.com/, subscribe and leave your thoughts and comments. I really enjoyed my run here at B/R and will always be forever grateful to the people I have met and became online buddies with because we all share the same passion for the same sport.

Until the next hurrah.

Cheers,

Kenneth

My legendary interview!

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/283365-roach-predicts-manny-pacquiao-to-win-by-knock-out-in-round-1-9-10

Kabayan, I got your message regarding the typo. Don't worry about it. I do it all the time when typing a long text.

If u need to write something very personal, you may use my email posted in my profile here at B/R. In a few days, I will erase that information. But if u prefer to continue using this board to communicate with me, so be it. It's perfectly fine with me.

Have a wonderful chess game today!

Pare,if u have time, visit my latest post at
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/278502-did-hbo-247-add-a-fudge-factor-in-the-ist-episode-of-pacquiao-cotto

check out my new article and as always comments are welcome

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/273018-michael-the-leech-koncz-gets-kayoed-by-alex-ariza