Mexico vs Puerto Rico?

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Nah, at least you are okay with me. Actually I like this Chicano thing. La Onda like in Blood In, Blood Out. Did you catch that one? I have it on DVD and it kicks! The funny thing is that Benjamin Bratt is from Perú if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, he looks legit in the movie.

A toda madre o un desmadre??lol
Your right, The middle of five children, Bratt hails from a close-knit family. His mother, a Peruvian Indian from Lima, moved to the U.S. at age 14. He grew up in San Francisco.At 6'2 he must be the tallest Peruano ever!

Milko was born in Ohio but is from Mexican descent.

La onda lives...a.

[Exciterx30]

A toda madre o un desmadre??lol
Your right, The middle of five children, Bratt hails from a close-knit family. His mother, a Peruvian Indian from Lima, moved to the U.S. at age 14. He grew up in San Francisco.At 6'2 he must be the tallest Peruano ever!

Milko was born in Ohio but is from Mexican descent.

La onda lives...a.

Yo soy el Gallo Negro, Ese! The baddest Chicano in East Los. You better not wake me up at night with your fluorescent skin, carnal!
Quiero hablar con el Mero Mero, Montana. Chale!

[ReadyUp]

Yeah being Mexican, even if no one I meet thinks I am, I always have to pull for the mexican fighter. Prince Naseem was one of my favorite fighters but against a big name mexican, Barrera, I didn't really have a choice.

As Barrera would say, your not a good mexican if you don't root for all mexican fighters.

[Moonra69]

I consider Puertorrican anybody who wants to call himself so and has the bloodline to be so. I try to view fights realistically and also as a fan. As a fan I always want the puertorricans to win though I can acknowledge when they don't stand a chance. Still my heart is with them. As far as this posting this is old news since we have discussed that both countries have produced great fighters and arguably Mexicans boxers have beaten the best of Puerto Rico at their prime but Puertorrican fighters have the edge in championship fights between fighters of the two countries. I am making my thread on this issue a historical one to keep a record of this.

[Exciterx30]

I consider Puertorrican anybody who wants to call himself so and has the bloodline to be so. I try to view fights realistically and also as a fan. As a fan I always want the puertorricans to win though I can acknowledge when they don't stand a chance. Still my heart is with them. As far as this posting this is old news since we have discussed that both countries have produced great fighters and arguably Mexicans boxers have beaten the best of Puerto Rico at their prime but Puertorrican fighters have the edge in championship fights between fighters of the two countries. I am making my thread on this issue a historical one to keep a record of this.

Moon, you gave yourself a nice sig title. You just need to type it in bold letters and that's it.