Is Puerto Rico the luckiest boxing country?

[WarriorSoul]

that's coming from a dude who took 3 classes on this during college and high school by AMERICAN professors with PhD's in political science. no need to go into details though, but i believe that's a bit more relevant than 3 google links

LOL seriously guy, there's no way you're winning this argument. It's a fact that it's a US territory and NOT its own country. Tell me, as a US citizen, do I need a US Passport to travel to Puerto Rico??? Answer is no, because it's an American territory.

[Forza]

He's in denial cuz his country got ran over by America. My blood never through up the white flag we are true warriors....

[fdotorres]

How was I incorrect? Puerto Rico is NOT its own nation, and the people born there ARE citizens of the United States. I wasn't saying it as an insult. I understand you guys have your own culture that's totally separate from that of the US. I got no problem with that. And it certainly doesn't diminish the fact that a lot of good boxers came from such a small area.

yeah, we are born with dual citizenship and are free to renounce to it anytime

one question: every four years, do you guys vote for a president? we don't we vote to elect a political party that'll move towards statehood, independence, and basically staying with the same political status.

do you guys have referendums in order to decide whether you want to still be part of the US or be a separate country? can you decide ********ically IN YOUR STATE if you want do be a republic? if yes,would the US acknowledge your decision immediately if you were to decide to be independent?

[fdotorres]

I highly doubt you graduated the 8th grade........

no, our "****ty country" doesn't even have 8th grade

[Eladio-Mor]

Best 3 boxing countries in no order are

1. USA
2. Mexico
3. Russia

PR is not a country I am rican born in caguas but for island that not a counrty we managed to get into the olympics every 4 years. i dont know about russia be in the top 3.

[WarriorSoul]

yeah, we are born with dual citizenship and are free to renounce to it anytime

one question: every four years, do you guys vote for a president? we don't we vote to elect a political party that'll move towards statehood, independence, and basically staying with the same political status.

do you guys have referendums in order to decide whether you want to still be part of the US or be a separate country? can you decide ********ically IN YOUR STATE if you want do be a republic? if yes,would the US acknowledge your decision immediately if you were to decide to be independent?

... and yet none of that matters, and doesn't change the fact that it's still a US territory.

[fdotorres]

LOL seriously guy, there's no way you're winning this argument. It's a fact that it's a US territory and NOT its own country. Tell me, as a US citizen, do I need a US Passport to travel to Puerto Rico??? Answer is no, because it's an American territory.

so being a territory automatically means that you're not a country? according to spain, that's not true, even while we were their territory

unless you've studied cuban and puerto rican history from 1890 until 1942, you won't get this, even if you find 3 links on google

[fdotorres]

... and yet none of that matters, and doesn't change the fact that it's still a US territory.

plenty of territories have been considered countries my man, including us, since 1897

[WarriorSoul]

PR is not a country I am rican born in caguas but for island that not a counrty we managed to get into the olympics every 4 years. i dont know about russia be in the top 3.

Finally, someone who knows. There's no doubt that PR is one of the best when it comes to producing world class boxers.

I also agree with you on Russia, if anything the UK should be on there before Russia.

[WarriorSoul]

so being a territory automatically means that you're not a country? according to spain, that's not true, even while we were their territory

unless you've studied cuban and puerto rican history from 1890 until 1942, you won't get this, even if you find 3 links on google

Look, google it yourself.. there's more than 3 links that will adequately tell you that it's not a country.


Tell me this, what currency is Puerto Rico using? Does it have it's own currency??