Teofimo Lopez

I that's just one thing I can't commit to.

But that's kind of rude.

You know, obviously that's kind of disrespectful on any level.

And sometimes I do want to slap a guy like that.

yeah uh but gotta be a bigger person yeah i know he spoke negatively about boxing in the past right i'm talking about this guy that walked out in the room excuse my language what happened to him he shouldn't just walk out if we're doing these type of interviews you know what i'm saying as long as it's not i don't know if it's pre-recorded so that's fine yeah i could edit or if it's live yeah we could edit that out my bad i didn't know what that guy was doing

You know what I'm saying?

It's kind of like a fuck you.

Just because people have this persona thinking that I'm racist.

And I think that's one of the questions that we could talk about, too.

I think that people are in the genre or in this.

That's why I was talking about before we got on.

It's like.

Not to get too on it, I grew up on the boxers, Marvin Hagler, Muhammad Ali.

You even think about some of the young Latinos in that sense, Roberto Duran, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.,

And you think about these things and my whole thing to it is they used to amp up stuff without any consequences.

They used to talk and everything was marketing.

You know what I mean?

And I still kind of hold that mentality.

However, we're in a time and stage, which I'm not upset about.

It's just something I got to adjust to is that you can't say certain things.