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Doug Fischer: "A LOT LESS African-American WARRIORS today than 25 years ago"
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Originally posted by reedickyaluss View PostAs a boxing fan, I would fully understand the sport, understand what fighters go through during training and in the ring... and I would respect a fighters mental fortitude to come up with a gameplan to win the fight better than his opponent.
I would understand the sport itself.
I don't need rock em sock em robots to appreciate the sport or to be entertained by it.
Not all fights need to be Ward-Gatti to be entertaining, and I'm happy they aren't.
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Doug Fisher wrote the article because of Floyd Mayweather. The warrior mentality in boxers of any color will never disappear... Just look at Fisher lol...look at him lol! He's just a boxing fan who wants to see PAc-Floyd lol...
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Originally posted by reedickyaluss View PostOh nO! Dunn!
I must be technically accurate like you.
It's a poor example, Daffy can't die.
Muahahahahhaaha.
Its only the moral of the story: You can go to great lengths to please the crowd but there is always a cost to you as an individual. Its friday. I just didn't want to have to think about how bad Ali and Meldrick Taylor are.
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Originally posted by brick wall View Postboxing is the game of the pawns not kings and fighters are supposed to fight to please the crowd. it's a physical sport and a lot of risk is involved. the risk comes with the decision to fight, you live with it and not try to avoid it. if you don't like to take the risk don't go into boxing, play golf instead...the sport of business minded people.
The world is being dumbed down and nothing but sheep are being created. I guess soon all boxing matches will need to fought in a telephone booth if people going along with the line of thinking that many people are having.
What makes a thinking fighter that applies the sweet science in boxing so boring now a days but so respected back in the days?
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Originally posted by brick wall View Postas i've said it's a physical sport. these things you're saying are considerations that anybody should think before he makes that decision to be a fighter. there's a risk involved...the moment you decide to be a fighter that means you are willing to take the risk. gameplan and fighting style has nothing to do with i'm trying to say. it's the attitude of some of these fighters. they want to take the money but they are not willing to give back (entertain) to the fans. as a boxing fan that doesn't bode well to me.
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Originally posted by brick wall View Postas i've said it's a physical sport. these things you're saying are considerations that anybody should think before he makes that decision to be a fighter. there's a risk involved...the moment you decide to be a fighter that means you are willing to take the risk. gameplan and fighting style has nothing to do with i'm trying to say. it's the attitude of some of these fighters. they want to take the money but they are not willing to give back (entertain) to the fans. as a boxing fan that doesn't bode well to me.
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Originally posted by The Gambler1981 View PostThat is pretty weak, I don't think there are that many safty first African American fighter.
I don't get why he is comparing Mayweather and Jones to Muhammed and Frazier. Both Floyd and Roy were basically on the Sugar Ray Leonard model, people don't get that Sugar Ray got lucky in a sence he came along in a golden generation, if Floyd or Jones had great competition (not very good) out there when they were young bucks they would likely be remembered differently.
It is all about personality though, it is not like Mike Tyson didn't come after Sugar Ray~
Roy fought Toney and Hopkins.Both are trully great fighters.
Floyd an old Mosley and Castillo.
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Originally posted by tredh View PostFighters are supposed fight to win FIRST!!!!!!! Enteraining the crowd is a distant second. Competition is about winning all that other **** don't matter in the end if you don't win.
The world is being dumbed down and nothing but sheep are being created. I guess soon all boxing matches will need to fought in a telephone booth if people going along with the line of thinking that many people are having.
What makes a thinking fighter that applies the sweet science in boxing so boring now a days but so respected back in the days?
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