Comments Thread For: Britain?s 10 most popular active fighters

[pollywog]

What a cvnty thing to say.

Not as cünty as doing yourself in though is it ?

[Wacked_Out]

That would be strange, because here in the United States, the boxers are the only British athletes we know.
we lightly follow professional Soccer because it's seen as a safer, non contact alternative to (our) football for our children. Here, Tennis and Golf are recreational, and Cricket, Rugby, are non-existent concepts.

Yes, soccer in the USA is a childrens game. Hope Mom brought the juice. The reason is because of another non-existent concept. The 0-0 tie. Not to mention the constant dives and clutching screams of Owwie my knee, every 10 seconds in the pro's, which re-enforces the idea that its for sissies and little children.

[The D3vil]

Hatton's suicide is his legacy. His death by his own hand overshadows anything he achieved in the ring by his own hands.

Sorry, but taking the easy way out is never a cause for celebrating, especially others popularity in light of the pressure Hatton crumpled under trying to cope with the loss of it.

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[The D3vil]

Yes, soccer in the USA is a childrens game. Hope Mom brought the juice. The reason is because of another non-existent concept. The 0-0 tie. Not to mention the constant dives and clutching screams of Owwie my knee, every 10 seconds in the pro's, which re-enforces the idea that its for sissies and little children.

Yeah, that's also why I think basketball is losing popularity in the US.

Because we let the European players bring flopping into the game

[Smash]

Willow The Wisp

"That would be strange, because here in the United States, the boxers are the only British athletes we know.
we lightly follow professional Soccer because it's seen as a safer, non contact alternative to (our) football for our children. Here, Tennis and Golf are recreational, and Cricket, Rugby, are non-existent concepts"

I'll tell what is strange, the biggest golf league in the world is the pga of america with its players earning many millions of dollars a year with huge sponsorship on top of that & tennis is a very well paid sport, actually for women the top paid sport and maybe by quite a long way, gauff being the highest paid female athlete this year overall & rugby 7's is a sport gaining popularity in the states as well, a great little sport to watch actually

[pollywog]

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Suck dïck fücktard!

[Jab jab boom]

Wasn't this the same writer saying a couple of months ago that British boxing is dead?

If so, he just proved his point because this list is utter sheit.

[boxingitis]

That would be strange, because here in the United States, the boxers are the only British athletes we know.
we lightly follow professional Soccer because it's seen as a safer, non contact alternative to (our) football for our children. Here, Tennis and Golf are recreational, and Cricket, Rugby, are non-existent concepts.

Soccer is more agressive than safer Baketball and Baseball. Rugby looks as agressive as football. No pads.

[boxingitis]

Yes, soccer in the USA is a childrens game. Hope Mom brought the juice. The reason is because of another non-existent concept. The 0-0 tie. Not to mention the constant dives and clutching screams of Owwie my knee, every 10 seconds in the pro's, which re-enforces the idea that its for sissies and little children.

How about "Big Strong" LeBron James Flops ?

[pollywog]

How about "Big Strong" LeBron James Flops ?

Can't go past Jalen 'just look at me and I'll take a dive' Brunson.