In Boxing, Which Nationality is most respected?

[CineScape]

This mutherfkr is like 50 trying to look young LOL, fighting with teens LOL...looks like a child ******er.

BTW...It doesnt matter which angle u take photos of your cow, she still looks FAT!!! LOL OINK OINK!

I've been reading these arguements, but to bring someone's Wife, Girlfriend, Mother, Sister, etc, etc.. is just plain fuc ked up. His girl has nothing to do with you guy's disagreements.

[MonsieurGeorges]

first of all there is nothing I'm in the dark about, I was attempting to be sensitive about the issue if that's the country you're from and I understand you probably have pride in your country


it's obvious they don't enjoy the same freedoms , but have most guys completely internalized the communist ideals? like they don't have the drive the become successful in an independent way, but they have that collectivist drive to bring success to the state?

do they sit around the gym dreaming about becoming the greatest of all time or just dreaming about bringing glory to cuba?

[mdportorock3]

I'm going to have to say the Japanese. Even before the tsunami disaster, you rarely see anyone talking bad about their boxers. Here and everywhere else.

Mexican boxers never hear the end of it from idiotic fanatical Ricans.

pot kettle black........*** out of here

[$Bullsfam$]

Mexican's hand down. They have the best chins in boxing and biggest heart.

[minasyan]

No one cares for Japanese boxing. In fact Japanese boxers are probably the least respected in that they have champions yet so many people probably couldn't name as much as two fighters from the nation.

I would say Mexican fighters.

[DonairesRevenge]

British fighters aside i respect the Mexicans the most for obvious reasons.

[ManOfVictory]

I've been reading these arguements, but to bring someone's Wife, Girlfriend, Mother, Sister, etc, etc.. is just plain fuc ked up. His girl has nothing to do with you guy's disagreements.

You are right, i still think that when those fat thighs rub together it smell like bacon, and it is sad that her arms are bigger than his.........but i am done with that old as.s fool. He is out.

[MonsieurGeorges]

Other notables include Valdes, Kid Charol, Florentino Fernandez, Casa and Hurtardo, that guys post was pretty ignorant.

what is ignorant about it?


Cuba has produced many amatuer standouts but very few world champions.

if it wasn't a communist country would there be more?no one can say for sure.

[CubanGuyNYC]

first of all there is nothing I'm in the dark about, I was attempting to be sensitive about the issue if that's the country you're from and I understand you probably have pride in your country


it's obvious they don't enjoy the same freedoms , but have most guys completely internalized the communist ideals? like they don't have the drive the become successful in an independent way, but they have that collectivist drive to bring success to the state?

do they sit around the gym dreaming about becoming the greatest of all time or just dreaming about bringing glory to cuba?

Saying that someone's "in the dark" isn't an offensive statement; at least, it wasn't intended to be. I appreciate your empathy. But what you wrote in your previous post, and in this one, indicate that you simply have little understanding of what's really going on in Cuba.

"Internalizing the communist ideals" is a topic for another post. I'm simply pointing out that Cuban people, not just athletes, can't leave their country at will. Very few Cuban boxers have made their way to freedom. Most of the ones that do spent their primes in the amateurs. They come here and are expected by many to dominate the way they did in the ams. It's unrealistic, even if they train like Spartans. The very best need to train like madmen to be stars.

[RubenSonny]

what is ignorant about it?


Cuba has produced many amatuer standouts but very few world champions.

if it wasn't a communist country would there be more?no one can say for sure.

"Cuba has never been relevant in boxing" How is that not ignorant?