PErsonally, win or lose, if I like a boxer, I stick to the very last defeat behind him. The only things that can make me to hate a boxer are cheating or very very bad attitude outside the ring.
PErsonally, win or lose, if I like a boxer, I stick to the very last defeat behind him. The only things that can make me to hate a boxer are cheating or very very bad attitude outside the ring.
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I think a lot of it has to do with the frequency of activity. Can you imagine if your beloved patriots played only once or twice a year? I mean look one fight for a lot of the elite in boxing happens as often as an entire season in other sports.
For every story told that divides us, I believe there are a thousand untold that unite us.
The narrative of boxing can, most times, undertake such dramatic swings in perspective, that it can be hard to establish where the contrived moral high-ground is.
I understand that contrived is of course, inextricably linked to a 'matter of perspective'... I admit it's a tough one.
However, if i go way past deep:
One of the truest manifestation of free-will is an opinion.
In a Non-existent League Table environment without a universal, consistent and rational entity to exercise control over proceedings, there will always be a seemingly irrational shift opinion as the matter of perspective gets lost pretty quickly.
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#1 Yankee fans are the most fair weather fans out there, just a bunch of loud mouthed jackasses that LOVE being on the bandwagon.
#2 Boxers fight only so often and when they lose there is usually such a long layoff that a loss is usually more damaging mentally to the fighter than physically and the true fans have MONTHS to stew over a fight.
in my family you can ONLY either like the Yankees or the Mets lol i chose the Yankees at age 4 and i'm still a die hard fan, and rooted for them even in their 9 yrs without a world series title lol, so not everyone roots for them cause their on the bandwagon, and loud mouthed.....well can't deny that lol 2010 THE YANKEES REPEAT!!!!![]()
I've found boxing fans to be the same as any other sports fans, just slightly more enthusiastic and dedicated (probably as a result of the sports lack of popularity). By and large, they're the same as hockey fans, football fans etc.
If you want to see a bipolar fans base, I'll be happy to post a link to the next game-day thread for the hockey team I follow.
I I'll never not like the Pats, Celts, Bruin or Sox...![]()
But..
I totally agree with boxing fans being as we are due to the dwindling popularity...
I've had like 6 people tell me this year(tell me you haven't got this...) "You're like the only person I know that watches boxing"...........
"Watches boxing".......... Like it's a fucking sitcom... No, I don't watch boxing. I marvel, critique, and am in awe at most of the things that take place... No, I dont "watch"...
People that aren't boxing fans will never understand... I don't expect them to... Nor does it matter to me... I love my sport. Period.
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