Are Typical Mexican Warriors Dumb or Brave...?

[ferocity]

and if you REALLY want to check "history" the majority of fighters who have experienced the most brain damage have been african americans.

the other day when i was watching King of the Ring, it talked about the heavyweights and back then in those era, J.Johson, Lous, Ali, most black fighters faught, hardly did they take a back step. Now, a days most black fighters are boxers, Jeff Lacy is one exception but its no wonder i like how he fights, he always comes to fight and gives his all. I'd say most black fighters back then used to fight more then they do today.

[boxing_pundit85]

But you've made a point to mention Mexicans, in BOTH threads about the same topic.

cmon dawg, your better than that. which top mexican fighters fight a "brawling" style? Marquez? Barrera? Marquez bros? Israel Vazquez? you know boxing and saying that most mexican fighters are just "****** brawlers" is the equivalent of saying that Floyd is a "runner".

i know its a generaliztion, and you are right, the good mexican fighters obviously incorporate a good D into their fight game. im not even saying its a negative, i just think it is part of their boxing culture that tells them to be agressive at all times. its obviously has nothing to do with the genetic aspect of being a mexican, but i do think there is a cultural aspect that respects agression and the ability to fight while taking shots. i prefer fighters with great defensive skills like joe cal or floyd, so for me when everybody labels fighters are runners it seems hypocritical because i see being what they call a "runner" to be superior than standing and trading

[2501]

I don't know when he became my boy, but...

Either he was kidding or he made a ridiculous statement. Simple as that.

the fact that you give him the benefit of the doubt means he's your boy. im too lazy to bring up the post but it was no joke.

[Fox McCloud]

the fact that you give him the benefit of the doubt means he's your boy. im too lazy to bring up the post but it was no joke.

I don't understand how saying he was kidding or it was ****** is giving him the benefit of the doubt, but if you say so, I guess we'll go with it.

[BmoreBrawler]

I don't understand how saying he was kidding or it was ****** is giving him the benefit of the doubt, but if you say so, I guess we'll go with it.

the guy is a HUGE black supremacist and the most biased poster on the forum, period.

[Azteca]

Typical thread from a MORON.

Olivares and Chavez were masters at taking the sting off shots.

Only straight ahead, jab first fighters like Barrera took flush shots.

Chavez and Olivares and Manuel Ortiz, guys like that didn't take flush shots.

Same with Gato.

[2501]

i just think it is part of their boxing culture that tells them to be agressive at all times. its obviously has nothing to do with the genetic aspect of being a mexican, but i do think there is a cultural aspect that respects agression and the ability to fight while taking shots.

Mexican culture is a proud one. Wealth is obviously something that Mexican society lacks. Pride is something that you dont need money to have. You are not supposed to back down from a challenge. You are not supposed to submit to anyone. Thats why they throw them over the river, and they keep coming back.

"Más vale morir de pie que vivir de rodillas"

This kind of mentality has brought us some incredible fights and incredible fighters. Everyone knows that the sport is called "Boxing" for a reason. But it is much more than that. To Mexican culture, tt's about facing a challenge to your full capacity.

[ferocity]

Mexican culture is a proud one. Wealth is obviously something that Mexican society lacks. Pride is something that you dont need money to have. You are not supposed to back down from a challenge. You are not supposed to submit to anyone. Thats why they throw them over the river, and they keep coming back.

"Más vale morir de pie que vivir de rodillas"

This kind of mentality has brought us some incredible fights and incredible fighters. Everyone knows that the sport is called "Boxing" for a reason. But it is much more than that. To Mexican culture, tt's about facing a challenge to your full capacity.

****en poetic good karma for you

aparently they've given you too much karma lately, i can't give you karma

[boxing_pundit85]

Mexican culture is a proud one. Wealth is obviously something that Mexican society lacks. Pride is something that you dont need money to have. You are not supposed to back down from a challenge. You are not supposed to submit to anyone. Thats why they throw them over the river, and they keep coming back.

"Más vale morir de pie que vivir de rodillas"

This kind of mentality has brought us some incredible fights and incredible fighters. Everyone knows that the sport is called "Boxing" for a reason. But it is much more than that. To Mexican culture, tt's about facing a challenge to your full capacity.

exactly, so we are in agreement. i didnt mean to offend, i just prefer a more conventional style. peace.. good post btw

[BmoreBrawler]

Mexicans fight conventional, I dont get this crap.