The Russians are coming, the russians are coming----

Why don't you say that when they are hating on American fighters??

You take up for them as they shi.t on yours:huh:huh

American has MORE legit fighters than all of Eastern Europe:deal

American prospects are in their 20's
Eastern European prospects are in their 30's

 

He took a dump in popyes last year and you;re still talking about it...see how that works?

as for Maidana

He's fighting him in november:deal

He said he'd fu.ck Matheysse up soon as he's done with 'Madonna'

He is making the fights we want to see..Ya'll should be happy..not hating.
Maybe you're just afraid the Argentines will let you down.

 

Golovkin, Kovalev, Gradovich etc fight out of the USA now, so i guess they could claim them as their own. atsch :think

 

i agree that boxers should be fairly recompensed, but am skeptical that broner is acting the **** to achieve this.

i also agree we should be beyond cheap racial stereotyping, which is why i'm puzzled that it makes up such a large part of your modus operandi.

 

Canelo and Oscar are no better.

 

U know that it doesn't matter, right. Yes, they may be in their 30s, but they have huge am experience. And it really matters. Ask Donaire. He started pro boxing when he was 18 and by the time he faced Rigo he had 30 fights and lost. He lost to a boxer who turned pro 4 years ago and was older than him. So does it really matter when u turned pro?

 

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And you aint nothing by a whiny little man with an inferiority complex cause of your skin color.

And for the record I like Broner inside the ring but I hate his buffoonery outside of it.:deal

 

You nailed it! That guy has gone off the deep end today.atsch

 

This, the days of Americans ruling boxing are over.

The sport has evolved, and it has gone international. We're starting to see world class boxers from all over the world - Argentina, China, Russia, Kazakhstan, the Philippines, and so on.

No need to fear change, embrace it. At the end of the day, boxing has always been an individual sport, so what does it matter where a boxer hails from?

 

I don't like Broner, he may have skills, but he's a ***** outside the ring

I don't have to like a fighter to appreciate his ring accomplishments, you're just an American brainwashed by Teddy Atlas who can't deal with the fact that Eastern Euro fighters are making a statement in the sport we all love

 

How many medals did those American prospects win in the 2012 olympics again? How about the EE countries?

 

The Eastern European guys in question here are starching people.

Broner just skated by shot Paulie Malignaggi.

There is a reason why there would be a gap in who's paying attention to what in regards to rating a fighters abilities.

Though, America has one excellent promising fighter - Keith Thurman. Broner doesn't have half of his potential.

 

So what.?

Most young American champions and prospects have huge amateur experience as well.And they are much younger.better,more diverse fighters than you'll find anywhere.

 

That he does, but it seems people are rating flash over substance. He's flat footed and gets hit quite a bit for a supposed crafty fighter. His accuracy is amazing, his workrate needs work, as does his hole-laden defense. His performances are inconsistent and he isn't the most versatile fighter.

If Paulie, DeMarco and that little Welsh midget are finding the target, the top names will as well and the top names bring a lot more than those do.

On the other side - people like GGG are just annihilating opposition in incredibly consistent form. Different styles, different durability level, etc... it has yet to matter. The top names in the divisions don't want to mess with him as of yet, he's been highly avoided.

 

We dont need that old trash.:deal