Comments Thread For: Garcia Rips Khan: Never Met a Pakistanian Who Can Fight!

[Box3r]

Loll go to places like Swat, Karachi or even Gujarat I'm sure he would change his whole perspective on Pakistani"an"...

[Fish_Scotland]

I've never met an educated mexican americanian......

[Drunk Punch]

His dad is a full blown ****** and that's a fact. Pakistanian!??? ******ian.

[Sam Donald]

this is hilarious, legendary post. garcia is going to get killed

[komodo]

He reminded me of poor Uzzy with that comment

[D4thincarnation]

When he checks his passport, it'll read British Asian (just like mine).

When he checks nationality boxes on forms, he'll tick British Asian.

So there goes that.

Nationality


1. The status of belonging to a particular nation by origin, birth, or naturalization.
2. A people having common origins or traditions and often constituting a nation.
3. Existence as a politically autonomous entity; national independence.
4. National character.
5. Nationalism.


Khan is British, that is his nationality

[The Smash]

Paper champion; lineal ****heads.

[raf727]

All this talk about how uneducated he is and this or that, you do know this is boxing right? The name of the game is throwing fists.

People talk **** on the Mayweathers for being ****y **** talkers, well this is a sport full of them. Go to a boxing gym sometime, not just watch it on tv, not too many doctors and lawyers in there discussing politics.

[Eamion]

He reminded me of poor Uzzy with that comment

Usman Ahmed vs Angel Garcia for the WBC **** head title

[P4P_No1]

Nationality


1. The status of belonging to a particular nation by origin, birth, or naturalization.
2. A people having common origins or traditions and often constituting a nation.
3. Existence as a politically autonomous entity; national independence.
4. National character.
5. Nationalism.


Khan is British, that is his nationality

British Asian is a term used to describe British citizens who descended from mainly South Asia, also known as South Asians in the United Kingdom. In British English, the term 'Asian' usually excludes East Asians (see East Asians in the United Kingdom)

British Pakistanis are British citizens whose ancestral roots lie in Pakistan. This includes people who were born in the United Kingdom and are of Pakistani descent, and Pakistani-born people who have migrated to the country.

So he's British Asian or British Pakistani. Either way (like I said before) his passport will say British Asian (like mine) and when he check's boxes on forms he'll check British Asian under nationality (like me).

Is that hard to understand?