Title: Ishe
dfleminator - March 11, 2005 03:01 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (nbc.com) |
| Ishe loves God, his family, and boxing... in that order. He was born and raised in North Las Vegas by a single mom and lives his life with integrity. He has had great success in his undefeated boxing career, but has been taken advantage of by promoters and agents along the way and recently had to declare bankruptcy. His strength is his wife, LaToya, his 2 year old son Ishe Jr., and his faith. He is gentle and loving with his family, and respectful and humble with everyone else. He is an usher in his church every Sunday. LaToya is to Ishe as Adrian is to Rocky. She won't let him give up on his boxing dream, even though they now have to live with her parents. She believes in him, inspires him, and sees his boxing skill as his gift from God. Ishe's mission on The Contender is to restore the integrity of the sport he loves and to provide for his family. Ishe trains with religious zeal and keeps meticulous journals and logbooks of everything he does during the day. He doesn't drink, smoke, or go to strip clubs. He doesn't respect fighters that don't train hard, and deems them a detriment to the sport. He can talk tough with any one and considers that part of the sport. Ishe will not suffer fools. He has trained with superstar boxers, including Fernando Vargas, and feels he can hold his own against anyone...he just needs an honest chance. Ishe fought Alfonso Gomez in 2001 and won. |
dfleminator - March 12, 2005 01:57 PM (GMT)
Well, after the show on Thursday night, I have to say that I was quite unimpressed with Ishe. As a fighter, you should be willing to fight. He signed up for this show, presumably to win, and if he can win, then he should be able to fight anyone. The way he backed down off of a fight with Ahmed, made him look like a big baby. I'm not a big Ahmed fan either, but I hope Ahmed gets a chance to fight Ishe next week and knocks the snot out of him :)
dfleminator - March 14, 2005 12:27 PM (GMT)
Well, it would seem that Ishe has now redeemed himself. And thank goodness, cause I don't know that I could take much more of Ahmed's trash-talking.
dfleminator - April 25, 2005 11:01 AM (GMT)
Well, I missed the fight, but saw that Sergio had beaten him. I don't understand what happened between Jesse and Ishe... I'm very confused, because there was nothing showing us anything in regards to that. I think he flew off the handle a bit the week Bonsante won his match, but didn't see anything about him smack-talking anyone. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't... I'm just so confused