how long have the *******s watched boxing?

[Boxing Scene]

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Watch it long enough to know more than you.

Funniest **** ever.

[NYU Alum]

The first wave was November 15, 2003.

I believe the second wave was December 6, 2008.


This doesn't include the true Pinoy fans.

The second wave was MUCH bigger than the first.

[talip bin osman]

im a *******...

i started watching boxing just yesterday...

[..WaRSpencE..]

To the real boxing fans that are manny fans. Why do you defend the ****ty fans? Im a raider fan but dislike most raider fans. Nothing wrong with that

Because most are Pinoy before anything and that's where their pride comes in..I say the majority of them, if they weren't Flips, would still MAYBE be Pacquiao fans..but not to this extreme..

Boxing to most is about who's representing your country..and they(pinoys) take that to the heart..and because after him..Filipino boxing will be mediocre with the Donaire, Bautista, Concepcion, etc..so they're holding on tight to their savior..

I don't usually mind them..but it's very true that the vast majority started watching BOXING since I'd say the Pacquiao-De La Hoya fight..some since Marquez II..but a very very small percentage since the first Barrera fight..

[kadyo's]

you guys call pbf a coward, chicken, ducker, loser etc. in all honesty how long have u guys been watching the sport?

Did you know that a Filipino fighter with some Mexican namesake beat the greatest flyweight champion of all time during the 1920's? That's how long people from the Philippines have been watching the sports.

Did you know that boxing fights were being shown in theaters before the advent of television? People from the Philippines have been watching the fights of jersey joe walcott, jack dempsey, joe louis, sugar ray robinson, henry armstrong, rocky marciano and several other fighters since time immemorial.

So stop being an idiot by a asking a very ****** question.

[kadyo's]

Because most are Pinoy before anything and that's where their pride comes in..I say the majority of them, if they weren't Flips, would still MAYBE be Pacquiao fans..but not to this extreme..

Boxing to most is about who's representing your country..and they(pinoys) take that to the heart..and because after him..Filipino boxing will be mediocre with the Donaire, Bautista, Concepcion, etc..so they're holding on tight to their savior..

I don't usually mind them..but it's very true that the vast majority started watching BOXING since I'd say the Pacquiao-De La Hoya fight..some since Marquez II..but a very very small percentage since the first Barrera fight..

An ignorant post from a newbie who not only knows nothing about boxing but knows nothing about life and he has a title claiming he's a proud mexican.

You're no mexican idiot, you are simply an idiot.

[Whodini]

The real question is! - Is how long you been watching and spying on *******?

[LoRd EsCoBar]

hahahahah thats so true i be like 80% came after the hoya fight and 10% in hatton and cotto, leaving 10% before the hoya fight

[talip bin osman]

hahahahah thats so true i be like 80% came after the hoya fight and 10% in hatton and cotto, leaving 10% before the hoya fight

links or it never happened...

[Castor_Troy]

you guys call pbf a coward, chicken, ducker, loser etc. in all honesty how long have u guys been watching the sport?

I remember watching Duran againts Leonard with my father. Ive been a fan ever since. I was 9.


I've been watching boxing for 29 Years now.