Originally Posted by
DaxxKahn
There is always some debate or another on here or one idiot or another on here who makes comments about..
"Well you don't like so and so because he is British" OR "Why does fighter X have to be American"...OR Vice Versa...
America has a bigger broadcasting network around the world thus fighters who fight in America gain more exposure making the old Wives Tale that to be considered great you must fight in America....
Truth is there are top notch fighters all over the world...Also IMO boxing fans miss out on some great action from the UK...Especially your rivalries for British titles....
How much do we as fans on both sides of the Ocean miss out on because of broadcasting...How much does it effect fighters that have contracts with domestic promoters so they miss out on much deserved exposure?
EG- Would have been great to see the Harrison/Sprott fight....If we had more of a wider broadcasting the HW division would be more exciting because currently it is European fighters that dominate the division...
Does anyone agree or am I talking bollocks
Fuck you you prick. If you're going to have a pop at me be man enough to say it.
But, tt's true. People do have prejudice against fighter of other nationalities. however boxing does not revolve around america no matter how much golden boy and american fight fans and commentators would like it to. Just look at the heavyweight division.
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