Which current overseas fighter do you wish was British?
Posted: 10 Nov 2015, 18:57
Triple G is too badass to be a Brit, it's Tim Bradley for me. He's a class act and I root for him anyway but it'd be great if he was home grown.
Imagine Scotland had gained independence last year, I'd have given him hell every time he tried to call Burns British!Sklar wrote:Andy Lee being British would save Horse some hard graft each month.
Hahaha - norman and gary.davie wrote:Klitschko (so obviously both Klitschko)
It's a two for one deal and basically would mean the UK had dominated the greatest division for over 2 decades
Some of the current scene can't handle the fact europe has dominated the heavyweights, imagine the UK had single handidly dominated it with Lewis then the Klitschkos
They would need to change their names to Norman and Gary though
Dafuq!?deadpan wrote:Triple G is too badass to be a Brit, it's Tim Bradley for me. He's a class act and I root for him anyway but it'd be great if he was home grown.
This comment has made me think. Burns is on his way out which would leave no Scottish boxers in Horse's coveted top 30. Are there many pushing for a place?davie wrote:Imagine Scotland had gained independence last year, I'd have given him hell every time he tried to call Burns British!Sklar wrote:Andy Lee being British would save Horse some hard graft each month.
For most, there's an extra sense of pride seeing success from your own country or even better, your home town/city/area. Nothing wrong with that at all.Kingfield wrote:Are we not supposed to support a boxer if they are not british, or is just that we are not supposed to support them as much?
Whats the limit of support i can show for a non-brit boxer, can i shout at the screen to spur them on, or do i remain tight lipped and nod nonchalantly in approval, true brit style?
You're not allowed to masturbate to posters of them unless they are British, I'm pretty sure that's the rule.Kingfield wrote:Are we not supposed to support a boxer if they are not british, or is just that we are not supposed to support them as much?
Whats the limit of support i can show for a non-brit boxer, can i shout at the screen to spur them on, or do i remain tight lipped and nod nonchalantly in approval, true brit style?
Personally I wish some of my favourite fighters were British purely so I could afford to watch them fight more often.Kingfield wrote:Are we not supposed to support a boxer if they are not british, or is just that we are not supposed to support them as much?
Whats the limit of support i can show for a non-brit boxer, can i shout at the screen to spur them on, or do i remain tight lipped and nod nonchalantly in approval, true brit style?
Aaaaaah, I didn't get that memo. I'm suddenly feeling some Daniel Zaragoza/Nicolai Valuev guilt.....jamesmcdonnell wrote:You're not allowed to masturbate to posters of them unless they are British, I'm pretty sure that's the rule.Kingfield wrote:Are we not supposed to support a boxer if they are not british, or is just that we are not supposed to support them as much?
Whats the limit of support i can show for a non-brit boxer, can i shout at the screen to spur them on, or do i remain tight lipped and nod nonchalantly in approval, true brit style?
Nodanamba7 wrote:This comment has made me think. Burns is on his way out which would leave no Scottish boxers in Horse's coveted top 30. Are there many pushing for a place?davie wrote:Imagine Scotland had gained independence last year, I'd have given him hell every time he tried to call Burns British!Sklar wrote:Andy Lee being British would save Horse some hard graft each month.
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Hahaha - norman and gary.davie wrote:Klitschko (so obviously both Klitschko)
It's a two for one deal and basically would mean the UK had dominated the greatest division for over 2 decades
Some of the current scene can't handle the fact europe has dominated the heavyweights, imagine the UK had single handidly dominated it with Lewis then the Klitschkos
They would need to change their names to Norman and Gary though
How about Steve and Douglas?
That's hardly an exclusively British thing to do, pretty sure boxers all over the world do it.Sklar wrote:None as they'd stop doing what they are doing and start cherry-picking the softest fruit on the tree and beating their gums like ten men on youtube snd twitter.