British fighters are overhyped and overrated

[johnm is...]

Yall Brits overhype and overrate all your fighters

Ricky Hatton - overrated as hell, best wins were over old shot fighters.... Money May embarrased Hatton and knocked him the ****k out.

Joe Calzaghe - slap happy welshman, he ducked Pavlik like a coward

David Haye - glass chinned hypejob, only beat bums at ****ty cruiserweight

Prince Naz Hamed - got ****in exposed and retired by Barrera

yall brits need to stop making hypejobs and overrating your fighters.

Just out of curiosity, what's your professional record?





Oh.

[MoneyMay22]

David Haye unified a ****ty division within 22 fights, it took Calzaghe 44 fights to unify his ****ty division.

Who has glass chin Haye beat???.....BUMS

he got knocked the **** out by some 40 year old light heavyweight

[MoneyMay22]

This **** is getting really ******.

What the **** do you got against that small island nation?
I mean compared to the overall population of other countries, they've done pretty well.

Why not pick on Trinidad or Iceland or Mongolia?

Yall overhype your fighters too much, you brits are the worst when it comes to overhyping and overrating fighters.

[Chunk..]

-Back in his late 20s, Calzaghe wasn't knocked out by a 40 year old journeyman from a lighter weight division, like Haye has been.

-Haye will never be 45-0 like Joe, he's already lost

-Haye will never have 21 successful defenses of a title

-Haye has unfinished business with a better fighter than himself at cruiserweight who he's ducked: slick Steve Cunningham

-Haye is a natural heavyweight, but he hid at cruiserweight for years because he knew his chin couldn't take a heav-Hyweight punch

-Haye is a fudge packer who will be KOed by the first decent, prime heavyweight he faces

Compare Haye's first 22 fights to Joe Calzaghe's first 22 fights and come back to me and let me know who took more risks.

Bye Bye.

[CraigM]

Yall Brits overhype and overrate all your fighters

Ricky Hatton - overrated as hell, best wins were over old shot fighters.... Money May embarrased Hatton and knocked him the ****k out.

Joe Calzaghe - slap happy welshman, he ducked Pavlik like a coward

David Haye - glass chinned hypejob, only beat bums at ****ty cruiserweight

Prince Naz Hamed - got ****in exposed and retired by Barrera

yall brits need to stop making hypejobs and overrating your fighters.

Or you can just deal with it and shut the **** up, please!

[Chunk..]

Bye-Bye, have fun with your fudge-packing hero, the Gaymaker.

i with that last post, and that's how you respond?

You lose *****.

[Chunk..]

You haven't "owned" anybody, never have and never will. You're not smart enough.

Now you can go look at your photos of The Gayemaker and **********, we don't want you here anymore.

Then why didn't you give a logical response to my post then, instead of coming out with this ''fudge-packing'' ''Gayemaker'' bull****, it's the last act of a desperate *****!

Not smart enough!??! look at you last sentence you little tart, you've got **** for brains.

You clutch at straws all the time, it's pathetic!

Thanks for playing.

[Chunk..]

Hopefully you'll stay away for awhile, Chunk. Because of your constantly expressing your ****sexual feelings for The Gayemaker, I've just put you back on ignore.

Now you can go pack fudge with Haye.

That's you saying, ''Fair enough Chunk, you win.''

Keep me on Ignore you ****ing ****!

[CraigM]

I'll support any british fighter, just because they are british.

Our national pride sometimes is mistaken for overrating

[Dan...]

I'll support any british fighter, just because they are british.

Our national pride sometimes is mistaken for overrating

I think there is a little bit of a difference though. I'm Australian and I will support all the Australian fighters but I don't necessarily think they are great fighters. There is a difference between support and how you rate a fighter. Not saying you do it, but from my experience British people overrate their sportsmen period. They are simply blinded by their alliegences. My entire extended family is British so I can identify with this train of thought. Not saying it is a bad thing either, it's just the way it is.