Will America Embrace Donaire As Its Own?

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he's probably a little busy

 

:huh

People like that are pretty common in America.....

 

The ****? Oscar's accent is a cholo as you can get. Well, maybe not the "HOLMES! ESE! FOO!" accent, but you can tell he has the heavy "Chicano" accent.

 

again, i don't care where the guy comes from...maybe in the olymppics or something, but who gives a **** about the olympics

 

it depends on if he wants to be embrace as one of our own or weather he wants to be embraced by the philps his choice

 

Politics.... Obama has more to lose than to gain by congratulating Donaire. The Hispanic vote is a lot more important than the Filipino vote.

 

Nonito is percived by everybody to be filipino first. DLH fought in the olympics for the US and won a Gold medal. He went out of his way to embrace the US by wearing trunks with the US flag in it. DLH knew how much that would help him in the business side of boxing. DLH was never embraced by most mexican fans and was seen more as an american.

While donaire is loved in the phillipines and is probably not know by the regular fan. And no matter what he does he'll never be seen as an american. He might be embraced as a great boxer but not as an american great boxer.

:hat

 

:good

 

oscar and ali are loved because they made people alot of money

pac did too but not like oscar mayweather ali tyson
this is what matters to the most high in america money

 

No :-(

 

I don't think he has a mexican accent at all...