Comments Thread For: Santa Cruz: I'm Not Scared, Rigondeaux Not Invincible

[damit305]

Hisashi Amagasa = Future H.O.F. and Rigo fans would favor him over everybody else at 122, .

Jesus Ruiz is a "bum" doe. Jesus Ruiz knocked out Ruben Tamayo (Jesus Cuellar's last opponent), fought to a draw with Andres Gutierrez (Top Mexican prospect), and beat Enrique Quevedo (That banana rat Yoandris Salinas' papi, the Salinas that fought to a draw with Scott Quigg).

Santa Cruz fights "bums" that beat other "bums" that draw with Scott Quigg, .

Where's all the hate for Frampton and Quigg?

They don't get much attention from Rigo or the fans because they're not the top. You strive to make it to the top. A lot of you b*tches hate to admit it, but you subconsciously view Mexicans as sitting at the throne of boxing.

Not saying that Santa Cruz is better than Rigo, but by Rigo chasing Santa Cruz over say Frampton (who a lot of people think is the 2nd best at 122) he subconsciously knows that Mexicans are the pinnacle of boxing.

And if you're counter is "people don't view Mexicans as the pinnacle of boxing and Santa Cruz isn't at the top, and that Rigo is just looking for an easy win" then sorry to break it to you, but Rigo is no different than Santa Cruz.

All bums except for Rigo, Framptom, and Quigg.

I still have hopes for these three matching up. The rest of the cowards are too busy fighting part time Tijuana substitute teachers.

[Aztekkas]

Just making a point when it comes to inconsistencies with the "critique" Rigo receives. Estamos de acuerdo en casi todo amigo. Saludos.

Saludos Hermano. Me frustra que en vez de festejar nuestras Victorias juntos, solo nos la pasamos discutiendo talvez algun dia la situacion cambia pero por ahora lo dudo. Cuidate y bendiciones.

[SeekDaGreat]

The rest of the cowards are too busy fighting part time Tijuana substitute teachers.

That's kind of ironic considering you can change Tijuana with another country and apply it to Rigo. Just sayin....

For you online teachers, I'm not saying Tijuana is a country.

[JimEarl]

Glad to hear it so long as your team signs up.

[VAGAB0ND]

Ruiz and Amagasa are of the same level in my eyes too. Both domestic fghters whom are not/were not favored against the champs. The fact. that I'm being told I can't praise Rigo's talent if I call Amagasa a domestic Japanese fighter is hilarious to me... And they say I play my hand with double standards

There was not one quit accusation against Hisashi Amagasa. If it was a Mexican: "some Mexican warrior, he a quiter doe".

Jorge Linares stopped the Mexican Javier Prieto and one of the first comments I seen was that it was a "quit job".

The Mexican Pedro Guevara stopped Akira Yaegashi on the same card. Not one quit accusation. Nothing but praise for Yaegashi.

Hisashi Amagasa and Sod Kokietgym are not "bums". The Mexican Jesus Ruiz is a "bum".

Talk about double standards.

[Bardock]

There was not one quit accusation against Hisashi Amagasa. If it was a Mexican: "some Mexican warrior, he a quiter doe".

Jorge Linares stopped the Mexican Javier Prieto and one of the first comments I seen was that it was a "quit job".

The Mexican Pedro Guevara stopped Akira Yaegashi on the same card. Not one quit accusation. Nothing but praise for Yaegashi.

Hisashi Amagasa and Sod Kokietgym are not "bums". The Mexican Jesus Ruiz is a "bum".

Talk about double standards.

its obvious bro. The hate for Mexicans is obvious as ****, "He a mexican warrior, doe" lol haters man

[HanzGruber]

There was not one quit accusation against Hisashi Amagasa. If it was a Mexican: "some Mexican warrior, he a quiter doe".

Jorge Linares stopped the Mexican Javier Prieto and one of the first comments I seen was that it was a "quit job".

The Mexican Pedro Guevara stopped Akira Yaegashi on the same card. Not one quit accusation. Nothing but praise for Yaegashi.

Hisashi Amagasa and Sod Kokietgym are not "bums". The Mexican Jesus Ruiz is a "bum".

Talk about double standards.

Probably because Mexicans are known for quitting

[VAGAB0ND]

its obvious bro. The hate for Mexicans is obvious as ****, "He a mexican warrior, doe" lol haters man

It's envy homie. They want their country to get to where Mexicans are in boxing.

The hate is good though. Once the hate stops then we'll know Mexican boxing has fallen off.

[Bardock]

It's envy homie. They want their country to get to where Mexicans are in boxing.

The hate is good though. Once the hate stops then we'll know Mexican boxing has fallen off.

true dat homie! dirtbags like hanznutgoobler could eat a d1ck. lol

[damit305]

A bit sensitive, no? The term "banana rat" holds no weight. There's no historical significance behind it. It's just some s**t I made up. Same with "sea princesses".

Oh wow historical significance doesn't apply to Cubans? How far back do we have to go? Spare me your bs. Both terms would be very offensive to a Cuban which might have lost a loved one at sea defecting and...

...Both strong closet terms towards a very small group...isn't that the whole meaning behind discrimination/racism? Cubans are a fraction of the ********** compared to Mexicans... why are we labeled racists when we call you certain stereotypical names?