Originally posted by aps214
OK this isnt a flame thread just an observation through the years as a fight fan. I've noticed that PR fighters are front-runners but dont handle adversity well. Why is that? For example Hector Camacho was no doubt talented but when it came to big fights like Chavez he barely fought back and showed no desire. Same when he fought DLH he ran and didnt even want to be there and fight. This carried over to his son who backed down and quit against Leija. This then brings me to Kermit Clintron. He talked a big game and then literally cried in the ring aginst Margarito. Inexcusable for a built strong guy like that to cry for simply getting spanked. I can understand Diego or Clintron crying for losing a loved one or crying tears of joy like Buster did after beating Tyson. Then there is Tito Trinidad. He cried after Hopkins spanked him and ran back to PR, and then after Winky he quit the last four rounds. He then preceeded to retire again and thus again cried in PR. Why are all of these PR fighters wilting, quitting, and crying. Please again this is not flame bait I just want to understand your culture. Ive never seen Mexican fighters do this so I dont think its a broad based Latino issue. Heck when Gatti got beat down by PBF he was dejected but didnt cry. Then you have Angel Manfredy another Borikua fighter who after he suffered a similiar beating at the hands of PBF he cried in the ring as well. When you growing up do your fathers discipline you and say **** like "Stop crying or Ill give you something to cry about" like in Italian culture or do they just accept males crying for trivial reasons. Thanks for your time I look forward to your responses.
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