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American's as a whole since in this era, don't take well to African america individual male athletes when during the 80's and 90's, being a African american athlete in my opinion made you more marketable 'Some of the most marketable america athletes ever, or athletes who transcended sports where all black 'Carl Lewis single handily forced track and field out of amateur and into professionalism, Bo-Jackson, Michael Jordan the list goes on. Yes you have NFL and Basketball players that are marketable, but only because they are type ****** 'Most team sports in america operate just like that' I don't know any basketball players that have any real opinion on anything, I don't know any NFL Black players who say anything worth of any substance 'All seem to be ******' but that is the same with athletes in most team sports, complete voids. 'Whether you are white or black, but what I am stating is the most enigmatic personality in american sports 90% of the time have always been African american males' for some strange cultural reason their marketability has gone down. 'Deontay Wilder should be bigger than Floyd Mayweather'.
But I have noticed that Americans seem to appreciate British black athletes more 'Lewis Hamilton has complemented the media there, and is one of the very few formula 1 drivers that actually has american fans'.
Anthony Joshua if he stays fighting in america, will become america's champion also. I actually think all the blacks in the ******'s will gravitate to him more aswell, he is going to win over or take Deontay Wilder's supporters.
Even when David Haye was fighting Wladimir Kiltschko he was starting to get backed by the american's.
Deontay Wilder has a lot of potential as a personality, if he would of signed with Matchroom, he would of been promoted correctly in america.
Note: I watched a film with Ken Norton called [B]mandingo, and to be honest it was quite moving. And I honestly don't want to compare some of the african american athletes to those men, as even in there situation they where brave men.
But I have noticed that Americans seem to appreciate British black athletes more 'Lewis Hamilton has complemented the media there, and is one of the very few formula 1 drivers that actually has american fans'.
Anthony Joshua if he stays fighting in america, will become america's champion also. I actually think all the blacks in the ******'s will gravitate to him more aswell, he is going to win over or take Deontay Wilder's supporters.
Even when David Haye was fighting Wladimir Kiltschko he was starting to get backed by the american's.
Deontay Wilder has a lot of potential as a personality, if he would of signed with Matchroom, he would of been promoted correctly in america.
Note: I watched a film with Ken Norton called [B]mandingo, and to be honest it was quite moving. And I honestly don't want to compare some of the african american athletes to those men, as even in there situation they where brave men.
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