NOT ALL BUT MOST. .....most of my cousins on my father side are 3rd generation & beyond american that don't watch boxing and have zero intersting in it.they rather watch nfl,nba, and ufc....while my Mexican a$$ is watch soccer aka football & boxing......any one else notice this from your family?
have yall noticed most 3rd generation Hispanics don't like boxing....?
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Boxing is considered an old school form of fighting by the twitter generation. I blame feminism and the pussification of kids in school. As for UFC it's trendy nowadays to wear a UFC shirt and claim to watch it, even if most of it is just a bunch of men humping around on the canvas. I'm not Mexican, so I wouldn't know about Hispanics, but I think it's a universally held opinion that this generation is one of the worst, and this is not the ranting of some jaded old man, this generation thrives in hype and mediocrity.Comment
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My family's not that big. Can't really gauge. But from what I've noticed, it seems boxing fans are a little older. Seems MMA is taking the younger fight fans. It goes back to the argument that boxing is dying. It's tough. You need stars.Comment
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I still have a hard time understanding that people like soccer after the age of 8. I mean, it was fun during recess for a bit but even at age 10 I realized how girly of a sport it is and watching it isn't any better than watching golf.Comment
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Lmao You're fucked up, bro. I'm not a soccer fan, but I get into the World Cup...big time. There's something about the energy of that event.Comment
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You're comparing it to golf? Go play a soccer and try to control a ball with your feet while someone else is trying to take it off you, and then try to shoot it into a rectangle box with someone blocking you. It requires immense skill.Comment
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