Viloria and Donaire are Americans...they are "pinoy" fighters in the same way that Oscar De La Hoya and Victor Ortiz are "mexican" fighters...two of your top three boxers would rather live in America all the time rather than ever set foot in Philippines. "Pinoy Pride" indeed.
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Originally posted by puga View Posth schooled him?...or you did'nt see the fight?...lol...mayol should've gotten a win vs calderon .... segura got ownd by canchila , then got robbed of a fair fight in the 2nd...yu segura fans should man up and admit that ****...
he's just naming fighters just to name them bro...he does'nt know what the **** he was talking about homie.....
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Originally posted by BrickSquad View Postbelts don't mean a thing miranada was no champ and who said anything about the WBC?
Originally posted by BrickSquad View Posti guess so but Cuba has won Olympic gold medals in boxing the philippines hasn't won any ever...imagine if cuba would let there fighters compete in the bros
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Originally posted by BrickSquad View Posti guess so but Cuba has won Olympic gold medals in boxing the philippines hasn't won any ever...imagine if cuba would let there fighters compete in the bros
Since 1996, the US has had just two gold medalists (David Reid and Andre Ward) but many more champions have come out of this country than were international amateur stars.
In the Philippines, most of the top fighters turned pro as teenagers, when the youngest one can be to qualify for the Olympics is 17.
To be honest about Cuba, the problem with a lot of them is that when they're done with communism, they have a hard time adjusting to freedom and don't take their training as seriously as they did in Cuba. Look at Odlanier Solis and Jorge Gonzalez.
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Originally posted by BrickSquad View Postsaw both and Ivan beat that ass he was a elite fighter he beat a better fighter in cazares...and No segura is just a boxer to me nothing else i speak with facts and Tarama sent brian to the hospital and had him thinking about retirement
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Originally posted by puga View Postwhta's next, solis nor oriz werent champs ?....viloria's resume ****s on seguras.....what does that make segura?.....lol
sure if youre talking about amatuers......but im stricly talking about pros....goes to show, im a pro debater, your an amatuer in boxing....
Ali>>>all your fighters and sports figures LOL
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Originally posted by RachelB View PostViloria and Donaire are Americans...they are "pinoy" fighters in the same way that Oscar De La Hoya and Victor Ortiz are "mexican" fighters...two of your top three boxers would rather live in America all the time rather than ever set foot in Philippines. "Pinoy Pride" indeed.
The economic situation in the Philippines makes it completely impractical to live in the Philippines, especially when one is eligible to live in America and take advantage of the superior job market and educational system.
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Originally posted by BrickSquad View PostIvan's career ****s on brian's and segura beat tamara something brian couldn't do so yeah...oh and BTW 1.USA 2 Mexico 3 PR 4 UK in terms of champs
Ali>>>all your fighters and sports figures LOL
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Originally posted by puga View Postyou obvioulsy did'nt.......segura a boxer?....lol....hope you dont mean that as his style coz thats just pushing it....segura is the last guy to be classified as a boxer....
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