Why No chinese boxing star???

Maybe he's laughing at your idiotic interpretation of that all to commonly used cliche :think

It's not "you say tomato, I say potato" atsch It's "you say tomato, I say tomahto" :deal Idiot!

 

Orientals can only really have four round fights, due to the fact their eyes swell up and shut more quickly. That's not racist it's just an observation.

 

:yikes

 

CHina should have at least one or two good to great boxers, I know they are a Communist country, but so is Cuba and most of the fomer SOviet countries, and those countries had a ton of amatuer talent. Which is eveident, in the number of Eastern European Heavyweight Championss, alot who came up under the Soviet boxing programs. Maybe its CHina's isolation, they have always been separate from the the former U.S.S.R.

 

Cuban and Eastern Euro am's have always been pro's basically. They don't have jobs, they're state sponsored - I think.

 

Takayama normally . . .

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Takayama after 1 round of a fight . . .

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Didnt see what i said than?

 

hey you say tomato, i say potato......

 

you would have been funny if you weren't the 30th person in this thread to say this.

 

How many punches to the face did he take?

 

Because none of them moved up to flyweight yet!

 

I agree. No one would dare make a post in a thread about African boxers talking about how Africans are all lazy and AIDs infected, yet people have no fear recycling the same shitty joke about Asians over and over again.

 

A good serious post. The reason why there aren't Chinese boxing superstars is because they have little interest in the sport, and there is no money to be made for Chinese athletes to becomes boxers. Boxing has been and still remains quite a popular sport in Japan and Korea, which is why a number of quality fighters emerge from those Asian countries to this day.

 

Because their Chinese boxing involves kicking :rofl

 

As many as one can possibly absorb and remain standing.