Which nation is the most susceptible to HYPE?

I dont believe this I'm just at the airport waiting for a flight to Dublin and picked up this months edition of Boxing Monthly One the main articles.......Secrets of the East and Asia ms superstar fighters Wish I could take a photo and upload it I will when I get chance lmao You are now officially correct, justified and I'll even let you say haha I told you so! Coincidence or Providence I wonder?!

 

Don't waste your time, bro.

He's a twisted little Limey twat that cannot bring himself to accept the blatantly obvious-- namely that the US has long since eclipsed his shithole of a country in everything of import from military prowess to boxing. :bbb

 

We do, the Brits, Or if you like the English, we are terrible for it, i am, we cant help it.

Im bad for it with footy more than anything, i tend to remain realistic (usually) with boxing.

 

America because they actually believe the hype and expect the fighters to win even though they were never that good in the first place. Jeff Lacy, Kelly Pavlik, Paul Williams, and Hoye are just a few of the recent hype jobs expected to achieve lots.

British fans are loyal. Ricky hatton lost to Floyd, but most fans expected Hatton to lose. They still sang when he lost. How many Americans do that when the fighter they love gets knocked out? Americans Hype and then ditch the fighter like he's got a plague when he loses.

 

They're all guilty. I guess that's why Im a fight fan and not an american fan.

 

UK countries. Nothing else is close.

 

engerlanders for sure! not surprising when the scum/sun newspaper is by far the best read daily

 

Do you know what the definition of 'hype' is:-lol:

 

UK. Pre Klitschko fight: "Haye is the best HW and he will kill Wlad"
Post Klitschko fight: "Haye is a cruiserweight"

Remember how many British commentators said Haye would beat Wlad?
All of Haye's heavyweight opponents were 35 years old or older and 2 of them were c level and two of them were shot (Ruiz,Valuev)
yet somehow,the Brit commentators picked Haye to KO Wlad in 3 rounds! Yeah right.Hype Hype Hype

 

Yes, it's when something is overrated. What has that got to do with what I said? Just because you rate someone highly doesn't mean you ditch them after their first loss, especially considering 99.9% of boxers finish their career with a loss.

 

Just curious how many people picking Britain outright are American ?

 

The masses have spoken Dr HoMo.

:hi:

 

I hate to say it but this...^