Chavez-Martinez Staredown

Julio can't help what kind of life he was brought into. . . He created, and shaped his own destiny just like Sergio. . . His future lies in his own hands, just like every other man. . . Each choice, each decision he makes, shaping his fate . . The boxing ring is a lonely place. . . Boxers must stand alone in the ring.

Argentinean "slums," are still overall better living conditions than the poorest areas of a lot of other South American, Asian, and especially African countries.

I'm not denying Sergio probably had a harder time than by western standards of poverty, but don't be fooled into thinking he was starving or anything like that. . .

 

Yup, like all mexicans do. Now, imagine if pacquiao and mayweather were both mexicans, that fight would have been made years ago.

Viva mexico!

 

A lot less privileged than fatboy JR that's for damned sure :verysad

 

****... I have heard sergio's stories. How he got robbed and blah blah, not that big of a ****ing deal to be honest.

 

Ashl, and strongarm:

yeah, I always got the impression Sergio really wasn't "**** poor" growing up. . He was just lower class in Argentina. . . I'm sure he got mugged or something before. . Def. had it rougher than Jr., I'm sure, who was chilling by pools, going to elite Mexican private schools, and throwing house parties at his dad's house, ****ing teh hottest Mexicanas from the age of 14 up. . .

But I don't think Sergio grew up nearly as poor, and impoverished as Pacquiao.

 

you're probably living in some wealthy suburb of Santo Domingo. . .

 

i dont know about intimidated but that pic definitely leaves the impression of this fight being a case of boy vs man and not just in terms of age.

 

Unless you live in a south American slum that's a pretty ignorant statement

I have been to the slums of Argentina, it ain't pretty kid.

Don't make comments you don't know **** about