Thread: Fight customs by country...

Do you guys notice any difference of fight hype and fight night behaviours by country?

I just finished watching the Sturm fight- and after the fight, they interviewed him, and he then took the mic, and proceeded to talk to the fans... you would never see that with American prize fights.

I also notice that when people fight in Britain, they telecasters like to sit there at ringside to wait for the fighters to exit and then talk to them- sometimes they talk to both of them.

But after fights in America, you get your interview in the right right afterwards with MULTIPLE replays when the dick-head of the night pushes the microphone in your face.

Any other thing you noticed?

After the Watson tradagy in the UK the interviews have to be outside the ring.

World champions in Japan enter before the challenger

After fights in Thailand the Thai winner usually holds up giant advertising placards rather than have interviews

In Soviet Russia boxer interviews broadcaster!

And fat drunk men prance around in their skivvies holding up the ring cards while beautiful women scream sexually demeaning comments at them.

Originally Posted by ykdadamaja

Do you guys notice any difference of fight hype and fight night behaviours by country?

I just finished watching the Sturm fight- and after the fight, they interviewed him, and he then took the mic, and proceeded to talk to the fans... you would never see that with American prize fights.

I also notice that when people fight in Britain, they telecasters like to sit there at ringside to wait for the fighters to exit and then talk to them- sometimes they talk to both of them.

But after fights in America, you get your interview in the right right afterwards with MULTIPLE replays when the dick-head of the night pushes the microphone in your face.

Any other thing you noticed?

Oh really?

What about Tyson Fury on his American debut? Took the mic and sung an a cappella song to the crowd?

Originally Posted by ykdadamaja

Do you guys notice any difference of fight hype and fight night behaviours by country?

I just finished watching the Sturm fight- and after the fight, they interviewed him, and he then took the mic, and proceeded to talk to the fans... you would never see that with American prize fights.

I also notice that when people fight in Britain, they telecasters like to sit there at ringside to wait for the fighters to exit and then talk to them- sometimes they talk to both of them.

But after fights in America, you get your interview in the right right afterwards with MULTIPLE replays when the dick-head of the night pushes the microphone in your face.

Any other thing you noticed?

Oh really?

What about Tyson Fury on his American debut? Took the mic and sung an a cappella song to the crowd?

Tyson Fury was copying Daiki Kameda!