Pig ignorant americans

[JoartCC]

He has a point.

Boxing is not exactly America.

[boxasmash]

after he koed castillo and beat urango..!

[BetterCallSaul]

You go where the MONEY is...You go where the Opportunity is. Not that hard to figure out.

Like I have said many times: If you want to Play Pro Football {World}, you're not staying in the States; you're going to make your way across the Ocean to Europe where the best play and the most money is generated.

I'm for fighters fighting around the world since it helps promote the sport and if they would listen, it would help promote themselves as a Global Brand.

But in the end, it's about who can give me the most money now.
That's why Calzaghe stayed in Britland and didn't make the move until the amount he wanted was given. He didn't want to take a risk of going to America and losing for a smaller purse, even if those build-up fights would eventually get him the biggest payday of his career had he fought Jones Jr. in his prime.

Lennox ended up making more money in the States than anywhere else...and so did RICKY HATTON.

Calzaghe has made good money throughout his career by staying in Britain. Why does everybody make the arguement that he needs to go to America to be successful?

Just using your arguement.

[johnm is...]

Has it really come down to this?

do i really have to explain to you the economics of boxing?

America = HBO + Showtime

American fighters get more chance of going on the networks.

mexican and puerto rican fighters live close to USA so they go on the channels too. 'Euro fighters' would have to travel thousands of miles every fight just to get on the channel when they can earn money in their own country and not lose the home ground advantage, some have families you douches.

so basically American fighters have better exposure and more money behind them therefore their resumes should be better than fighters who arent given the same backround. how do you expect a frenchman to get enough money to fight a top name? Boxers have to pay the mortgage too dumbasses.

as for the skill level of these 'euro bums' you only have to look at the heavyweight divison, the biggest division of them all.

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[boxasmash]

europeans have passion americans can only dream of

[Don Johnson]

as for the skill level of these 'euro bums' you only have to look at the heavyweight divison, the biggest division of them all.

that nobody cares about, it's also the most boring and unskilled division now.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Its true. Some Yanks just expect our fighters to come over, stand in a ring and wait for a top opponent to come out. Either that or fight on ****ty undercards when you can make double fighting top of the bill in front of 20,000 people at home.

[damian5000]

as for the skill level of these 'euro bums' you only have to look at the heavyweight divison, the biggest division of them all.

Laughing...... Moronic foot in mouth of the day.

[goldenglove2]

Has it really come down to this?

do i really have to explain to you the economics of boxing?

America = HBO + Showtime

American fighters get more chance of going on the networks.

mexican and puerto rican fighters live close to USA so they go on the channels too. 'Euro fighters' would have to travel thousands of miles every fight just to get on the channel when they can earn money in their own country and not lose the home ground advantage, some have families you douches.

so basically American fighters have better exposure and more money behind them therefore their resumes should be better than fighters who arent given the same backround. how do you expect a frenchman to get enough money to fight a top name? Boxers have to pay the mortgage too dumbasses.

as for the skill level of these 'euro bums' you only have to look at the heavyweight divison, the biggest division of them all.

Do you know how many times Ricky Hatton has fought on Showtime IN ENGLAND?

[Pullcounter]

Has it really come down to this?

do i really have to explain to you the economics of boxing?

America = HBO + Showtime

American fighters get more chance of going on the networks.

mexican and puerto rican fighters live close to USA so they go on the channels too. 'Euro fighters' would have to travel thousands of miles every fight just to get on the channel when they can earn money in their own country and not lose the home ground advantage, some have families you douches.

if pac can do it euro fighters can do it.

so basically American fighters have better exposure and more money behind them therefore their resumes should be better than fighters who arent given the same backround. how do you expect a frenchman to get enough money to fight a top name? Boxers have to pay the mortgage too dumbasses.

simple do what pac did, find an american promoter.

as for the skill level of these 'euro bums' you only have to look at the heavyweight divison, the biggest division of them all.

the HW division is the worst division in boxing, its no wonder these eurobums dominate it.

All these eurobums in the HW division fight in the US or are based in the US or are on HBO/Showtime.