Hey Kanuks or whatever Canadians call themselves: Explain yourselves!

**-The Game-** · 04-12-2011, 12:04 PM

Yep.....and people like to make out that only American fighters get over hyped.......

**T.Horton** · 04-12-2011, 12:18 PM

I watched it on FNF. It may have been PPV but in Quebec only - they do that there sometimes if a local fighter is coming up.

**Walt Liquor** · 04-12-2011, 12:29 PM

Originally posted by tim horton

I watched it on FNF. It may have been PPV but in Quebec only - they do that there sometimes if a local fighter is coming up.

It was quoted from a dude in MOntoya's mailbag from Quebec. That's copletely out of control!!!!!

**actionjackson** · 04-12-2011, 12:31 PM

It doesnt matter what country a promoter is in, they are all greedy.

**edgarg** · 04-12-2011, 01:16 PM

Originally posted by Walt Liquor

The Lemieux fight was PPV? 50 bones!

Lemieux V Rubio
stevensen vs edwards
Usmanee (11-0) v Valtierra 25-13
Cheiko 5-2-2 v Molnar 20-18-6
Rivas 4-0 vs leal 7-4-2
Bence 0-0 vs collier 1-6
alvarez 3-0 vs zamora 18-21

SUCKERS! I'd love to see how many people bought that PPV.

I lived in Canada many years although not born nor brought up there. I believe ALL Canadians do not call themselves CANUCKS, It may originally have come from Northern Quebec, or Ontario, perhaps the Yukon. I think it may be a combination of "Can" and a word ending in "uk" or "uck" suggesting a Northern influence. (Eskimo or Northern First Nations (Indian)).

For instance I think the word "mukluk" refers to the warm, thick, knee high moccasins mainly worn by Northern Laplanders/Eskimos.

I stand to be corrected by a real Canadian.

**Walt Liquor** · 04-12-2011, 01:20 PM

Originally posted by edgarg

I lived in Canada many years although not born nor brought up there. I believe ALL Canadians do not call themselves CANUCKS, It may originally have come from Northern Quebec, or Ontario, perhaps the Yukon. I think it may be a combination of "Can" and a word ending in "uk" or "uck" suggesting a Northern influence. (Eskimo or Northern First Nations (Indian)).

For instance I think the word "mukluk" refers to the warm, thick, knee high moccasins mainly worn by Northern Laplanders/Eskimos.

I stand to be corrected by a real Canadian.

Hey Kanuks or whatever Canadians call themselves: Explain yourselves!