Russian boxing villain drops taunt video filled with N-bombs!

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Essex. I understand your point. I did change the post. Racism wasn't fair on my part.

stop being a racist, Dunn

[A.K]

All you do is race bait and fail

[Boxfan83]

All you do is race bait and fail

Race bait? Who??

[Dean_Razorback]

is that an actual dialogue?

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Read the article. Then watch the video. Then think : was the autor of that video really being racist or maybe he was just trying to make fun of his opponent



The Americans who wrote that article. And some other Americans who've already posted in this thread.



This guy gets it.

That link is actually an article and they're crying racism in there?

I didn't click it thinking it was just the video but I'm definitely not clicking now.

[Dean_Razorback]

funny, i posted this when kovalev tweeted it first and nobody in that thread thought it was racist

[Redd Foxx]

The Americans who wrote that article. And some other Americans who've already posted in this thread.


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The "American" comment reflected a chip on your shoulder, more than any honest observation. What about the Brits who pissed all over themselves due to Tyson Fury's comments about women, gays, animals. You'd have thought he was cannibalizing children the way the British public reacted. Brits are far more thin skinned when it comes to PC culture. Mayweather actually beating up a woman may have made less press in the states than Fury saying women belong in the kitchen. Look what happened to Jeremy Clarkson when the BBC fired him for workplace violence, an American company swooped him right up.

Anyway, I'm not trying to play the pro-American role here, the original comment just seemed like an opportunistic jab. Let's be more to the point; some fans are incredibly thin skinned when it comes to racial issues. Kovalev has been nailed for racist and sexist comments in the past, and it was deserved. BUT, this is not along the same lines and getting worked up over this is foolish, IMO. If people look at what's actually going on in the vid, there's no actual racism at all.

Regarding the article, it's click-bait, IMO. I don't think that the author even thought it was racism but "journalists" these days simply do anything to get that ad revenue.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Essex. I understand your point. I did change the post. Racism wasn't fair on my part.

Fair points.

All good bro. Newark is about the only place I'm familiar with in Essex County. Lol

[Szef]

The "American" comment reflected a chip on your shoulder, more than any honest observation. What about the Brits who pissed all over themselves due to Tyson Fury's comments about women, gays, animals. You'd have thought he was cannibalizing children the way the British public reacted. Brits are far more thin skinned when it comes to PC culture. Mayweather actually beating up a woman may have made less press in the states than Fury saying women belong in the kitchen. Look what happened to Jeremy Clarkson when the BBC fired him for workplace violence, an American company swooped him right up.

Anyway, I'm not trying to play the pro-American role here, the original comment just seemed like an opportunistic jab. Let's be more to the point; some fans are incredibly thin skinned when it comes to racial issues. Kovalev has been nailed for racist and sexist comments in the past, and it was deserved. BUT, this is not along the same lines and getting worked up over this is foolish, IMO. If people look at what's actually going on in the vid, there's no actual racism at all.

Regarding the article, it's click-bait, IMO. I don't think that the author even thought it was racism but "journalists" these days simply do anything to get that ad revenue.

The 'American' comment was just an observation. If you don't believe me, that's your problem.

And Tyson Fury and his comments have literally nothing to do with this thread.

[Szef]

Does Redd Foxx think I'm British?