ricky hatton is a white mexican

[ferocity]

Julio was Mexian American.

So is Arreola.

Why do mexians always try to pawn mexican-americans as their OWN?

You talking about Julio Cesar Chavez SR. ?

I know Antonio Margarito was born in the USA.

[Azteca]

No. You mentioning Julio Gonzales as Mexican. And the same with Arreola.

Last time I checked they are both American.

[ferocity]

No. You mentioning Julio Gonzales as Mexican. And the same with Arreola.

Last time I checked they are both American.

True!

But his blood line is Mexican. He didn't grow just because he was born on this side(USA) of the border.

[Azteca]

True!

But his blood line is Mexican. He didn't grow just because he was born on this side(USA) of the border.

So?????????????

[aljon]

i am glad to see hatton considers himself a white mexican. he is one of the few non mexicans who actually fights with heart, comes forward, and always looking for a knockout. he is not a coward or a businessman like many other fighters. he is a true warrior who ducks no man and he had no problem signing the contract to fight the track star floyd "flo jo" mayweather. i was sad to see him ko a true legend like castillo but i know he will deliver the same kind of devestating knockout to mayweather.

shut up ******...
step outside your bubble won't ya

[ferocity]

So?????????????

So they count as what the poster asked for.

[Azteca]

So they count as what the poster asked for.

Ah. True.

Good point.

[ferocity]

Ah. True.

Good point.

I know you've followed many Mexican and Mexican/American boxers. Who has impressed you the most through the years? And who of todays fighters, reminds you of fighters of the past fighter -within Mexican Heritage fighters?

[ferocity]

By the way cool sig, i was surprised when Wlad lost that fight.

[Azteca]

I know you've followed many Mexican and Mexican/American boxers. Who has impressed you the most through the years? And who of todays fighters, reminds you of fighters of the past fighter -within Mexican Heritage fighters?

Let's see.....

it all boils down to Olivares and Chavez to me. The way Chavez rolled with punches was beautiful.

Many mexicans are famous for this, but they aren't given credit for having good defensive skills because they dont have an americanized style.

In America you have to slip a punch. You can't just parry it.

I feel Barrera has been overated throughout his career. Call me a prick, but his boxing skills aren't that legendary. He's for sure got nothin' on Morales.

Manuel Ortiz also. And I shouldn't forget the Marquez bro's.

yourself????