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	It was his second time outside the country and in a duel with Argentinian Jorge Sebastian Heiland he found a match. However he didn’t only fought against another poor latin boy as he saw himself entangled by an organization.

	Heiland hails from the Argentinian poverty. A country that suffered with bad conduction in economy as also in the Malvinas-Falklands war and still has to deal with the damage done by the military dictatorship which was more reprehensive than the Brazilian.

	Besides the populist political agenda another point in common in South-Americans is the “jeitinho” (smart way). Sadly the “jeitinho” is not only Brazilian – it got it’s name here – but finds echo in the South-American countries. Douglas didn’t go there as a favorite as he is from a lighter division but by his resume an spectacle was expected.

	The show was played by him as he dominated the five initial rounds for the latin World Boxing Council belt but all of sudden a white tube emerged in the ring and the judge attributed it to the Brazilians disqualifying Douglas who did not only faced Heiland but the “hermano jeitinho” also.

	The Brazilian judge and boxing commentator Daniel Fucs in his blog in the space Combate of Globo.com points that everything not listed as allowed in the ring is forbidden. The author of the article “Tubinho Polêmico” (Polemical Little Tube, in free translation) questions what made the Argentinian judge affirm that the Brazilians were the owners of such object.

	Cido was out of ground. Says that in any moment they made use of such tube and the images of the corner prove his words. It was like the baptized water gave to the soccer player Branco of the Brazilian national team as a “courtesy” from the Argentinians players during World Cup ’90.

	The “jeitinho’ is a latino behavior which sometimes is saw with humor but in the end degenerates the chances of these countries to be taken seriously. While wealthy Anglo-Saxon and Asian countries are hold with much more trust even that they take some slips.

	Heiland was also a victim of the current system. It would be interesting if he got another shot with the Brazilian and even a third if necessary. However boxing is a backstage game which boys with gloves don’t belong.

	~~http://terceirotempo.bol.uol.com.br/colunistas/colunas/gabriel-leao/~~

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It was his second time outside the country and in a duel with Argentinian Jorge Sebastian Heiland he found a match. However he didn’t only fought against another poor latin boy as he saw himself entangled by an organization.

Heiland hails from the Argentinian poverty. A country that suffered with bad conduction in economy as also in the Malvinas-Falklands war and still has to deal with the damage done by the military dictatorship which was more reprehensive than the Brazilian.

Besides the populist political agenda another point in common in South-Americans is the “jeitinho” (smart way). Sadly the “jeitinho” is not only Brazilian – it got it’s name here – but finds echo in the South-American countries. Douglas didn’t go there as a favorite as he is from a lighter division but by his resume an spectacle was expected.

The show was played by him as he dominated the five initial rounds for the latin World Boxing Council belt but all of sudden a white tube emerged in the ring and the judge attributed it to the Brazilians disqualifying Douglas who did not only faced Heiland but the “hermano jeitinho” also.

The Brazilian judge and boxing commentator Daniel Fucs in his blog in the space Combate of Globo.com points that everything not listed as allowed in the ring is forbidden. The author of the article “Tubinho Polêmico” (Polemical Little Tube, in free translation) questions what made the Argentinian judge affirm that the Brazilians were the owners of such object.

Cido was out of ground. Says that in any moment they made use of such tube and the images of the corner prove his words. It was like the baptized water gave to the soccer player Branco of the Brazilian national team as a “courtesy” from the Argentinians players during World Cup ’90.

The “jeitinho’ is a latino behavior which sometimes is saw with humor but in the end degenerates the chances of these countries to be taken seriously. While wealthy Anglo-Saxon and Asian countries are hold with much more trust even that they take some slips.

Heiland was also a victim of the current system. It would be interesting if he got another shot with the Brazilian and even a third if necessary. However boxing is a backstage game which boys with gloves don’t belong.

http://terceirotempo.bol.uol.com.br/colunistas/colunas/gabriel-leao/

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