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For full disclosure Hopkins came to the Novacare center a few years ago and Mcnabb didnt know who he was thus never came out to greet "The Champ". Hopkins took it as a snub and since then has taken great delight in taking shots at Mcnabb. While a lot of the criticism may be correct I understand Bernard has a ax to grind so I take everything he says with a grain of salt.

I, on the other hand, believe everything that "The Executioner" says, whether it's about McNabb, politics, stem-cell research, or metaphysics. He is my hero.

It's definitely sad that Hopkins feels the need to continually rip McNabb.

if anything, it really shows you the state boxing is in. A guy who has been a champion for the better part of the last dozen years or so has to put McNabb's name in his mouf to get a little pub.

I guarantee you more people show up to a day of Eagles training camp than will come to that fight he's gearing up for, too.

This is from a boxing fan, but you are talking about pitting the 2 most boring fighters in the sport (at least in their weight class) against each other in PAY PER VIEW!

Hopkins needs to focus on fighting like a man and brushing his tooth instead of continuing to desperately throw McNabb's celebrity out there so he can break even on this PPV.

Hopkins needs to focus on fighting like a man and brushing his tooth


AWW

Hopkins last two fights were for shit. I want my money back. He WAS my hero till he turned all "celeb" boxer and now partnered with the Golden Boy Productions. The guy was credible and is now an ultra-captalist. Nothing wrong with the latter, but don't sell it to me under the guise he does.

All the more reason for the McNabbs to hate the media and vast conspiracy against their treasured child:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6839252

Wanted: QB with strong arm, stable life

Randy Hill / Special to FOXSports.com

...By the way, it should be noted that — aside from the franchise bail bondsman — the quarterback often is the most important employee on any football team. And as long as most of them avoid going completely cuckoo, the league won't have to put an expansion team in Joliet.

With that notion almost firmly established, let's examine some of the league's most influential passers and determine which of these QBs is the most reliable off the field.

To determine the hierarchy, we've stirred history of conduct, salary and party potential in the city of employment into a stew and cooked up a few random numbers.

The following list is generated by these numbers and checks in as NFL's first-ever Quarterback Off-Duty Stability Rating, rolled out from best to worst:

1. Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints): Despite working in a city visited by women who will lift their jerseys without a downpour of U.S. currency, Brees has a relatively clean street record.

According to rumor, he once shushed someone at the Purdue library, but we haven't been able to corroborate the tale.

Rating: 110

...
(fourth from the bottom)

12. Donovan McNabb (Philadelphia Eagles): McNabb may become the first NFL quarterback to require rehab for injured feelings. Well, we're not sure if they're injured or just hurt.

At least he's not getting fat during the off-season anymore.

Rating: 76.5

McNabb = easily the most undeservedly bashed athlete on the planet.

Second place is A-rod and he would potentially pass McNabb if anyone outside "The City" actually bashed him.

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