Why are American Boxing fans criticized for liking "black" fighters?

[torosboxing75]

I don't care about race or nationality. I just want to be entertained. My father was a pastor and he taught me that we are all equal. I will say this, I don't support ****iness or arrogance. I might watch your fights but I will be hoping you get KO'd.

[mick1303]

Its just closet racists that criticize someone who likes black fighters. I really dont care what skin color a fighter is if they can fight and are good im a fan what nationallity they are is irrelevant.

Stop lying!!! Nobody "criticizes for liking black fighters". They are criticized for hating non-black fighters.

[ShoulderRoll]

Disco Demolition Night in 1979, all because nights clubs filled with Blacks and Hispanics and even a white minority stole a huge underground scene on how to enjoy music louder and better than the usual live act ''band performances,'' or in theory, was just way more fun and better than ''rock music'' which was predominantly white.

The behind the scenes of Disco Demolition Night, was MANY MANY people going to Comiskey Stadium with black music records that had nothing to do with Disco. For example you'd have Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Herbie Han****, or Paliament Funkadelic records being thrown into the pit of fire. I don't know how a random person could confuse those records with disco...lol You didn't see no Metallica records there by confusement..

Interesting. I will have to look a little deeper into that part of history.

I thought it was just because people hated the Bee Gees...and honestly who could blame them?

[Lester Tutor]

Interesting. I will have to look a little deeper into that part of history.

I thought it was just because people hated the Bee Gees...and honestly who could blame them?

I agree. The Bee Gees were however commercial Disco and tacky. Just tacky. Black disco, hell, or rather Moroder and his Donna Summer cuts were the real underground grit stuff. Bee Gees were like Vanilla Ice to Public Enemy.