This is why we liked seeing Broner get beat

I think we are talking about two different things if you don't like Broner for his action that's cool but to say you don't like him for things other fighters have done and worse and they don't get the same criticism is bull****.

 

I kind of agree & disagree. Its not that he is a thug (I dont think he is, way to soft to be a thug). He is part of the new crap-hip hop music culture.

Back then hip hop/rap was music about struggles & life events. Now its just about money, cars & clothes. Broner is part of the new era, a very hated new era.

This is like comparing say Nas or Jay Z to Soulja Boy.

Soulja Boy is a perfect example to the downfall of hip hop & Broner is the Soulja Boy of Boxing.

 

###k rap music and I'm not joking.

 

people enjoy seeing clowns and fake tough guys get beat up. hamed was not a thug, just a clown.

 

Prime undefeated tyson was one of the most humble boxers ever and everyone loved him

 

Tyson who bit the real deal ,bit Lennox leg ,who went to jail ,Micth Green? What about that Tyson? You see the thing is if you don't like the way Broner behaved and are glad he lost I see nothing wrong with it rub his face in it if you want,but don't overlook some of the past behavior of other boxers.

 

Check your history and you will see that white americans have been doing that for centuries. What's so different?

 

Broner is a full on ******. I know some use the image of being a "thug" to promote themselves but this is a guy who bragged that his city had one of the highest homicide rates in the country.

 

That's fair as can be.:thumbsup

 

In my much younger days growing up in redneck America, there was a common statement among obvious racists and it went something like this: "I got no problem with black people, but I can't stand (insert objectionable word starting with 'n'), and that includes white ones, too."

That's kind of what you just said.

But I agree that the hip-hop subculture is often equated with black people in general, but that's because normal people going to work and raising families doesn't make good television. It's a little bit of an annoying culture/lifestyle but if you learn to appreciate the music you can deal with it. What I hate is that so many kids latch onto it thinking about making it big and end up never making it at all.

 

Like I said ###k rap music.

 

But most of all - he was a hypejob.

Watching him beat up smaller men like Rios used to do and also lose to PDL and Quintero.