Larry Merchant destroyed fights with his sour commentary!

[Beanz]

This may help you

http://www.jewornotjew.com/profile.jsp?ID=512

Verdict...Sadly a Jew

I saw that before. I posted that same link one time on another forum, but the mods deleted it. Even Kellerman own people are ashamed of him, he's not as clever and subtle as most Jews, he doesn't hide his feelings toward white gentiles.

According to that site, Klitschkos have some Jewish heritage, Froch does not.

If you think a persons religion, skin colour, race , ethnicity, class, intellect, etc is relevant on a boxing board. You have missed the entire point of the noble art. Idiot.

[Freedom]

If you think a persons religion, skin colour, race , ethnicity, class, intellect, etc is relevant on a boxing board.

It seems more relevant on boxing boards than anywhere else.

Boxing fans generally root for those who have something like religion, ethnicity, or race in common with them.

Pakistanis tend to support Amir Khan, Filipinos tend to support Filipino boxers, Scots support Scottish boxers like Taylor, Blacks tend to support Black boxerrs, Mexicans tend to support Mexican boxers, and so on. If there was a good Jewish boxer, I'm sure you'd be his fan. It's only natural and not racist to support one's own people. It's only racist if you hate those who are different from yourself.

And ethnicity and skin colour is very relevant to Max Kellerman, more so than any other commentator in boxing. He disparages white boxers and he praises black fighters (unless a black boxer loses to a white boxer, then he makes harshly negative comments about them too). He'll root for a Mexican (or an Asian like Golovkin) over a White American or European, but he always roots for Black boxers over Mexicans and Asians.

But don't get me wrong, some Jews like Dan Rafael and Larry Merchant do not have Kellerman's hate for white athletes.

[powerpuncher]

If you think a persons religion, skin colour, race , ethnicity, class, intellect, etc is relevant on a boxing board.

It seems more relevant on boxing boards than anywhere else.

Boxing fans generally root for those who have something like religion, ethnicity, or race in common with them.

Pakistanis tend to support Amir Khan, Filipinos tend to support Filipino boxers, Scots support Scottish boxers like Taylor, Blacks tend to support Black boxerrs, Mexicans tend to support Mexican boxers, and so on. If there was a good Jewish boxer, I'm sure you'd be his fan. It's only natural and not racist to support one's own people. It's only racist if you hate those who are different from yourself.

And ethnicity and skin colour is very relevant to Max Kellerman, more so than any other commentator in boxing. He disparages white boxers and he praises black fighters (unless a black boxer loses to a white boxer, then he makes harshly negative comments about them too). He'll root for a Mexican (or an Asian like Golovkin) over a White American or European, but he always roots for Black boxers over Mexicans and Asians.

I think every sports fan root for some person or team that they have something in common with. It’s not just boxing fans

[Fenster]

This may help you

http://www.jewornotjew.com/profile.jsp?ID=512

Verdict...Sadly a Jew

I saw that before. I posted that same link one time on another forum, but the mods deleted it. Even Kellerman own people are ashamed of him, he's not as clever and subtle as most Jews, he doesn't hide his feelings toward white gentiles.

According to that site, Klitschkos have some Jewish heritage, Froch does not.

If you think a persons religion, skin colour, race , ethnicity, class, intellect, etc is relevant on a boxing board. You have missed the entire point of the noble art. Idiot.

Don't ever watch or listen to the millions of American podcasts/radio phone-ins/Youtube channels, most fans and fighters are never shy about supporting a guy based on colour/race.

I've noticed it's more and more common with young Brits too.

[Freedom]

Max Kellerman hates white athletes in other sports too.

Tom Brady won ANOTHER superbowl today. Max Kellerman said this in 2016:




Max Kellerman To Patriots Fans: You Are The Dumbest Fans In Sports

https://boston.cbslocal.com/2018/01/...est-in-sports/

Kellerman also went on to sort of say that his grand prediction that Brady will “fall off a cliff” and “be a bum in short order” has come true? (Fact check: Brady will be handed his third NFL MVP award in short order.) Guest host Damien Woody told Kellerman, “You’re still waiting for Tom Brady to fall off the cliff.”

“What do you mean waiting? I have eyes!” Kellerman exclaimed. “Tom Brady hasn’t been excellent in the last five games! He’s been an ordinary quarterback. Go look at tape, Damien.”



But as others in this thread have said, Kellerman just isn't very smart. He gets high-profile jobs with HBO and ESPN because of his Jewish heritage, not because of any talent or ability.

Max very childlike in his fanboyism. He often comes across like an excited 14 year old girl with a crush. Over the years, Max has come out with hundreds of silly comments like:

"Devon Alexander is the heir apparent to Floyd Mayweather's pound-for-pound throne"

"Paul Williams is like Julio Cesar Chavez, Pernell Whittaker and Thomas Hearns all mixed into one fighter "

[ykdadamaja]

Max went back at Brady again this morning. Will Cain called him out on it... lolol....

[TitoFan]

I'll admit to knowing nothing about Max's personal hates. But I did notice him ragging on Brady. I thought it was just him playing devil's advocate. It's like Brady would have to win the next few Super Bowls and play till he's 50 before Max concedes anything. It's weird. Some commentators/analysts know something about some sports..... and practically nothing about others. I tend not to put too much weight on Max's football opinions. A hater like him probably knows little about football history or even the technical aspects of the sport.

[powerpuncher]

I'll admit to knowing nothing about Max's personal hates. But I did notice him ragging on Brady. I thought it was just him playing devil's advocate. It's like Brady would have to win the next few Super Bowls and play till he's 50 before Max concedes anything. It's weird. Some commentators/analysts know something about some sports..... and practically nothing about others. I tend not to put too much weight on Max's football opinions. A hater like him probably knows little about football history or even the technical aspects of the sport.

Kellerman is becoming like the rest of them. He is being controversial just to be controversial. Unlike many people, I do like his takes on boxing, but he has awful analysis on the NBA and the NFL. He seems to be a casual fan trying to pretend he watches.

[ykdadamaja]

I'll admit to knowing nothing about Max's personal hates. But I did notice him ragging on Brady. I thought it was just him playing devil's advocate. It's like Brady would have to win the next few Super Bowls and play till he's 50 before Max concedes anything. It's weird. Some commentators/analysts know something about some sports..... and practically nothing about others. I tend not to put too much weight on Max's football opinions. A hater like him probably knows little about football history or even the technical aspects of the sport.

Kellerman is becoming like the rest of them. He is being controversial just to be controversial. Unlike many people, I do like his takes on boxing, but he has awful analysis on the NBA and the NFL. He seems to be a casual fan trying to pretend he watches.

With all radio and television broadcasters, they never learn when and how to shut the fuck up!

[TitoFan]

I'll admit to knowing nothing about Max's personal hates. But I did notice him ragging on Brady. I thought it was just him playing devil's advocate. It's like Brady would have to win the next few Super Bowls and play till he's 50 before Max concedes anything. It's weird. Some commentators/analysts know something about some sports..... and practically nothing about others. I tend not to put too much weight on Max's football opinions. A hater like him probably knows little about football history or even the technical aspects of the sport.

Kellerman is becoming like the rest of them. He is being controversial just to be controversial. Unlike many people, I do like his takes on boxing, but he has awful analysis on the NBA and the NFL. He seems to be a casual fan trying to pretend he watches.

There's a trend, on ESPN at least, where it seems the popular thing to do to pit Kellerman and Stephen A. against each other and subject us to their big mouths (especially Stephen A.). One of their marketing gurus must've told them that's what ESPN viewers like. Just like they must've told ESPN that viewers also enjoy comedienne wannabes team up in he said/she said duets with comedian wannabes. So for now they're pitting Max and Stephen A. against each other in every sport from boxing to football to basketball to curling.