is it wrong to cheer fighters from your country??

[bsrizpac]

i wish more people would use there plain and basic common sense.

I wish more people had more than a third grade education and knew the difference between "their' and "there".

[Left Hook Tua]

No but when you are clearly overly biased in doing so then it's a problem. You fall into this category pretty well which is why they all hate you me thinks..

viva mexico , is not biased towards another nationality is he?

what makes you think that t-97?

[Left Hook Tua]

No but when you are clearly overly biased in doing so then it's a problem. You fall into this category pretty well which is why they all hate you me thinks..

viva mexico is as fair and as unbiased as i am towards heavyweights from pacific islands......like say fiji , tonga or maybe even SAMOA.

[El Jesus]

For me, people who are from "my country" is starting to become subjective. Even fighters who have fought with the US Flag on their backs still maintain strong ties with the countries of their fathers. I mean, the following fighters are traditionally american or fought for us in the olympics

Oscar De La Hoya
Fernando Vargas
Raul Marquez
Vanes Matirosan

I mean, i like all of those guys (except vargas), but if i said these were outstanding american fighters, some people would get mad, and try to bring up their cultural roots. Its like in boxing or other sports, unless you are white or black, you arent considered american, mostly by their own people. If i told you Oscar is an alltime great AMERICAN fighter, mexicans might give me an earful, even though its the truth. He is no less american than me, both born in the same state, country etc.