Low self-esteem underachievers, intimidated by African-American dominance

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  • -EX-
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    #21
    Originally posted by Who are you?
    Oh, one more thing

    Calzaghe > Hopkins always on an alltime great list.

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    • Stromprophet
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      #22
      Originally posted by Who are you?
      Oh, one more thing

      Calzaghe > Hopkins always on an alltime great list.

      hahahahhahaahhaahhahahaa....wait...wait....jhahaha hahhahahahahahaah. Other than 3 hall of fame fights, how many did Zag have? (And then look at a top 50 list)

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      • fordhamboxing
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        #23
        Originally posted by deliveryman
        To be fair, I think sport dominance is mostly driven by socio-economics.

        Sports that are relatively inexpensive to play (basketball for example) are usually dominated by **********, such as blacks. It's also a cultural thing.

        Sports that are expensive to play (such as golf and hockey) are dominated by white people.
        Excellent point. In the end, physical sports that can be played (or in the case of boxing unfortunately must) be played out in the street are dominated by the poor. You grow up fighting? Become a fighter. Inner anger and physically gifted? Play football or box or basketball. Grow up with money? Play hockey or lax. In the end this sport is dominated by the POOR, and as a kid who grew up in a low-middle income family I still take pride in that. I love to see hard work pay off.

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