Mayweather's Race Baiting, Ignorance Comes Out Again

[mathed]

What race has the majority of champions and stars of the sport been?

dunno, maybe Brazilian or Asian or white


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UFC_champions

[Kakutogi-Gumi]

Im not very knowledgable about MMA. Was the sport every dominated by white fighters at any point?Specifally the american leauges such as UFC.If so how long has it been since they dominated?

If we're starting when Unified rules took over the UFC...from 2000 to today....I'd say white folk were pretty abundent in the UFC as champions till 2004, I believe. The only minority to dominate before then was Tito.

[Kakutogi-Gumi]

What race has the majority of champions and stars of the sport been?

Right now, it's a good mix. But I say most belt holders right now are Brazilian.

[Kalion]

If we're starting when Unified rules took over the UFC...from 2000 to today....I'd say white folk were pretty abundent in the UFC as champions till 2004, I believe. The only minority to dominate before then was Tito.

So until recent years white fighters dominated the sport?

[mathed]

So until recent years white fighters dominated the sport?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UFC_champions

They are all listed here

[Kakutogi-Gumi]

So until recent years white fighters dominated the sport?

Dominated....no. The only dominate white guy during that time, I'd say was Matt Hughes. All the rest of the "dominaters" either lost their belt to injury or contract problems.

There was an abundance of white wrestler types in the UFC mainly thanks to RAW (Rua Assault Wrestling/Real Actual Wrestling) and how it shown how wrestlers could hang in the sport.

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