Fighters with the most die hard and intensive fan bases of your lifetime

When Patriots lost the Superbowl, students destroyed parts of the campus at Northeastern and flipped cars in Boston.

 

Ooh how naughty. I was on about our football though.

 

Pacquiao's is also somewhat unique, as there would be actual ceasefire between the Government Military and the two armed rebel groups, and often zero crime rate reported or at least almost zero on few occasions.

 

It´s surprising how unreported this is.
Top Rank should have used this for promotions.

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What the ****?

And this:
https://www.philstar.com/nation/201...es-heart-attack-while-watching-pacquiao-fight
https://news.abs-cbn.com/nation/regions/05/03/09/pacquiao-fan-dies-heart-attack-while-watching-fight
https://sports.inquirer.net/48167/pacquiao-fan-dies-of-heart-attack-after-split-decision-loss

 

Wilder fans are the most recent ones i can think of
They go in hard for their guy which is admirable but my gosh some of them are real dumb

 

Ggg man.. These fans are some real knuckleheads.

 

Hatton was the king of crowd atmosphere bar none. Just great. Even Ali couldn't beat it.

 

There's a vocal and fanatical James Toney fanclub on classic

 

The Mayweather Mob are far worse. If you say one word that is less than complimentary about him youre immediately labeled a hater & attacked

 

Conor McGregor.

Never seen such a huge and ******ed fanbase.

 

Yeah he's a mad **** altogether what can ya say?

 

Fanboys are terrible people

 

Duran, I guess, and of course Ali. Both typical of any cult following, and both groups are tiresome.

 

This.

McGregor, Canelo, and Wilder's fanbases are similarly hostile.

 

Bu ... but I like Duran