Do You Agree With This? (Black fighters)

[Walt Liquor]

ho ***n hum. lame subject.

obviously america produces great boxers and obviously most of them are black. our style is much different than other cultures.

sometimes others can figure them out, sometimes they can't.

***n next. soooooooooooo ******.

[edgarg]

About this rhythym point, I DO believe that black people have that certain something which is often lacking in others, BUT............ many years ago, I was travelling across Canada by train, (think it took 5 days) and got into various conversations with the sleeper attendants who were all black.

Now I'd been more or less absolutely convinced that black people were all Jazz musicians, since I was deeply into New Orleanz Jazz, and had played with several black musicians who were terrific, with enormous drive, lift, and bounce.

So in these conversations with these guys, I was keen to bring the conversation around to Jazz, Black Jazz. Much to my surprise, I found that not only did these guys NOT play any musical instruments, but they knew practically NOTHING about Jazz, not the great Jazz musicians...........

So......... I consoled myself with the fact that they knew of Sugar Ray Bobinson, and that he was a terrific jazz dancer.

[Grand Champ]

They might have rhythm but half of todays black american fighters lack power to go with it. I like Hagler, he didn't **** around.

[Ray*]

Amir Khan sonned his black style.

Yea so much for his "black style" in the Khan fight.

I wonder if Elie Seckbach cried after that fight

He was in mourning for weeks, He didnt come out of his studio flat for weeks like De la hoya after Pac humilate him.

" We are just better at this sport".


you racist, idiot....... look at the titles.... mostly held by white europeans currently, alot of German whites.....

so dont go on and say whites can't fight or blacks are naturally better fighters.. cause your not its the individual that counts...

when you say whites can't fight, dont leave out the european whites... cause there white to........

I dont like all these race stuff..

[Bokor Man]

I don't agree at all.
Calzaghe has no rhythm and he was beating black dudes asses left & right.

[edgarg]

About this rhythym point, I DO believe that black people have that certain something which is often lacking in others, BUT............ many years ago, I was travelling across Canada by train, (think it took 5 days) and got into various conversations with the sleeper attendants who were all black.

Now I'd been more or less absolutely convinced that black people were all Jazz musicians, since I was deeply into New Orleanz Jazz, and had played with several black musicians who were terrific, with enormous drive, lift, and bounce.

So in these conversations with these guys, I was keen to bring the conversation around to Jazz, Black Jazz. Much to my surprise, I found that not only did these guys NOT play any musical instruments, but they knew practically NOTHING about Jazz, not the great Jazz musicians...........

So......... I consoled myself with the fact that they knew of Sugar Ray Bobinson, and that he was a terrific jazz dancer.

This post is being rejected as being similiar to "one I posted in the last 5 minutes"

This is not so, there is an error somewhere.

[OptimusWolf]

There is nothing typical about Froch. He and pavlik fight completely differently.

I do think there are differences between boxers from different backgrounds, but it is a stretch to put it down to genetics. I mean, there is a lot of simplistic evidence for black athletes being naturally better sprinters than white men, but I don't know about 'rhythm' or brains or anything.

Funnily enough not many black athletes compete in worlds strongest man, but again am reluctant to draw a genetic racial trait from that

[edgarg]

About this rhythym point, I DO believe that black people have that certain something which is often lacking in others, BUT............ many years ago, I was travelling across Canada by train, (think it took 5 days) and got into various conversations with the sleeper attendants who were all black.

Now I'd been more or less absolutely convinced that black people were all Jazz musicians, since I was deeply into New Orleanz Jazz, and had played with several black musicians who were terrific, with enormous drive, lift, and bounce.

So in these conversations with these guys, I was keen to bring the conversation around to Jazz, Black Jazz. Much to my surprise, I found that not only did these guys NOT play any musical instruments, but they knew practically NOTHING about Jazz, not the great Jazz musicians...........

So......... I consoled myself with the fact that they knew of Sugar Ray Bobinson, and that he was a terrific jazz dancer.

This post is being rejected as being similiar to "one I posted in the last 5 minutes"

This is not so, there is an error somewhere.

There is a messup somewhere. I now see that my original post is about the 5th one up. It didn't show on my computer. Although it's only a few months old, I have problems withh it. Sorry.

How does one delete posts her, I'd appreciate a private message .

[Lucky Luciano]

Am glad Joe calzaghe or Bute didnt get that rythm script!

Glad they didn't either, it makes them more competitive.

[Jim Tom]

I don't agree at all.
Calzaghe has no rhythm and he was beating black dudes asses left & right.

How old were they when he was beating them?
Was any of those blacks a pound for pound fight if he wasnt old?
Where was Calzaghe when Roy Jones and James Toney were in their prime?