People In Mexico Rooting For Mexican-Americans

[El Más Loco]

Ryan Garcia?

Lol Ryan doesn't even deserved to be mentioned with Mikey and Leo. Even though I say what I say about Mikey Garcia and Leo Santa Cruz, they are at least real fighters who actually had talent and I wanted to see accomplish more.

I've never looked at Ryan Garcia as anything more than a social media darling.

[Teetotaler69]

Hey pedo dookie male why do you keep returning van after ban

loser

Idk wtf your talking about but that pretty much answers my question.


"Errol Spence is a hall of famer" lmfao still laughing at that. What a fvkcing idiot

[GrandpaBernard]

Idk wtf your talking about but that pretty much answers my question.


"Errol Spence is a hall of famer" lmfao still laughing at that. What a fvkcing idiot

Why bury your head under the soil, worm

Your bum azz keeps returning ban after ban loser

[GrandpaBernard]

Lol Ryan doesn't even deserved to be mentioned with Mikey and Leo. Even though I say what I say about Mikey Garcia and Leo Santa Cruz, they are at least real fighters who actually had talent and I wanted to see accomplish more.

I've never looked at Ryan Garcia as anything more than a social media darling.

Ryan the latest to fall victim to being a celeb went to his head

[Teetotaler69]

Why bury your head under the soil, worm

Your bum azz keeps returning ban after ban loser

We can ask the mods if I'm the same person your dumbass thinks I am. Tag em bltch

[Malvado]

It depends on who you speak to. I do support Mexican American fighters, but the past few years they have had a huge drop in quality in my opinion.

In the real world I have love for all Mexicans, regardless of where you are born. In the boxing world, Mexican fans and Mexican Americans fans are completely different....which is why I feel the Mexican American fighters have been declining. Mexican American fans pampered there fighters to the point where they make excuses on why big/competitive fights SHOULDN'T get made, and many Mexican Americans fighters (in my opinion) have capitalized on this. In Mexico, you have to earn the fans respect....they aren't going to just go out to bat for you if you haven't earned it.

For example lets look at the 2 biggest Mexican American names in recent years....Mikey Garcia and Leo Santa Cruz. Both 4 weight division champions who never actually gave the fans any fights they want to see or challenged themselves. Even Canelo has recognized this and has catered himself to the MExican Americans fans in the past decade because of how lucrative it is and not as demanding.

I agree and same here though as someone who grew up half his life in the United States, I might also be considered a "pocho" by many.

By the way there has been a decline on Mexican fighters as well. Is there a reason why? I am aware there is about eight title holders, but I haven't seen any promising prospects so far.

[GrandpaBernard]

We can ask the mods if I'm the same person your dumbass thinks I am. Tag em bltch

bum azz pedo dookie male in hiding

Weak worm

[Teetotaler69]

bum azz pedo dookie male in hiding

Weak worm

Lmfao insisting on making yourself look ******.

[Ghost Jab]

Mexicans in Mexico tend to have low opinions of Hispanic Americans and Americans of Mexican descent due to a variety of reasons.

Mexican-Americans may be seen as looking down on traditional Mexican culture and not honoring it enough, or even shying away from it.

Generally, Mexicans in Mexico view their border crossing cousins to be increasingly disconnected from the traditional Mexican culture and customs, many of which are dear to the Mexican people.

Mexicans tend to take great pride in their Hispanic heritage, and rightly so.

Many Mexicans still have strong ties to their Spanish-speaking ancestors and have forged strong connections with the countries of their ancestors.

This sentiment is found in many of their celebrations and in the debates of their politics, and it has given Mexico a unique and beautiful culture that many people find truly inspiring.

Meanwhile, Americans of Mexican descent have often done the opposite, looking down upon the Hispanic heritage and any connections to it, instead embracing their Amerindian heritage.

As a result, there is a cultural divide in the peoples of Mexican descent on the northern and southern sides of the border.

Mexicans in Mexico have a low opinion of Hispanic Americans and Americans of Mexican descent.

[GrandpaBernard]

Lmfao insisting on making yourself look ******.

Says the pedo in hiding

your ****** mother made you dumber than her