I'm not, and I feel like I am a dying breed, if not an outlier from the get go. As evidenced by my favorite current fighter sig list, I have no consistent theme of liking a particular place, or style of fighter.
Just for some background, I am a first generation estadounidense who's parents are from South America (Colombia y Peru) and while I am biased in many ways towards latin american culture, I don't hold that constant when it comes to boxing, I only care about a fighters attitude, style, and what they bring to the sport.
Am I the only one here?
I can't always tell if it's trolling on NSB, or legitimate positions on here, but so often do I see people who will diss other fighters from other nations and/or support fighters from their own, despite if all biases were removed, only one of the two fighters may have real reason to draw love and attention from fans of the sport. I think it's kind of sad to be honest that the flag and color of skin is more important than the excitement in the ring or out of the ring personality.
Maybe it's a cultural thing, I think Mexicans and PR's get behind their fighters almost always, but I just can't be that way, I just can't. I don't care what flag you fighter under, I care about your passion, your style, your demeanor.
Am I the only one here?
Just for some background, I am a first generation estadounidense who's parents are from South America (Colombia y Peru) and while I am biased in many ways towards latin american culture, I don't hold that constant when it comes to boxing, I only care about a fighters attitude, style, and what they bring to the sport.
Am I the only one here?
I can't always tell if it's trolling on NSB, or legitimate positions on here, but so often do I see people who will diss other fighters from other nations and/or support fighters from their own, despite if all biases were removed, only one of the two fighters may have real reason to draw love and attention from fans of the sport. I think it's kind of sad to be honest that the flag and color of skin is more important than the excitement in the ring or out of the ring personality.
Maybe it's a cultural thing, I think Mexicans and PR's get behind their fighters almost always, but I just can't be that way, I just can't. I don't care what flag you fighter under, I care about your passion, your style, your demeanor.
Am I the only one here?
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