Saman VS Humberto Gonzalez Fight of the Year '95 R7 (Last)

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1. >>82guerrero Continue from my previous comment. Japan have
   Judo, Jiujitsu, Karate, Sumo and Kendo as Japanese original
   sports. Judo is olympic sport, and Jiujitsu is the
   mainstream of UFC. Look at the UFC. There are many UFC
   champions from Japanese sports like Frank Mir, GSP, BJPenn,
   Nogueira, and Anderson Silva from Jiujitsu, Fedor from Judo,
   Lyoto Machida, Chuck Liddell, Bas Rutten from Karate. Even
   Brazilian Jiujitsu and Russian Sambo are the Offshoots of
   Japanese Jiujitsu.
2. >>82guerrero Don't forget asians have great achievement in
   fighting sports as follows; 1) There are many japanese gold
   medalists of Judo, Wrestling, and weightlifting in Olympic,
   especially men at heavy and the heaviest class such as
   Yamashita, Uemura, Inoue, Suzuki, Date, Park, Lu and Zhang.
   The world benchpress champion (the heaviest class; over
   125kg bodyweight) is a Japanese man Daisuke Midote with his
   world record 435kg on squat and 370kg on benchpress.
3. >>XxGOW2x831xX Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, Julio Ceasar
   Chavez, are the 3 biggest and greatest legend of boxing
   history.
4. At least he's among my biggest heroes in boxing, ahead of
   Duran and Hagler, as a personal choice. He always pleased
   the crowd.
5. Saman is modern day cinderella man!!!, This fight is one of
   the biggest upset of decade and People still talks abt this
   fight in Vegas today, 5 stars fight, absolute unbelievable
   !.
6. >>XxGOW2x831xX Yeah, you are right. Julio Ceasar Chavez is
   the biggest hero in boxing.
7. Ok, if the if the people that you mention are not involved
   in boxing, then why do you mention them in this page?
   Besides, i;m not saying that an Asian fighter can't beat a
   Latino fighter. What i'm saying is that we've made the
   bigger contribution to the sport and it will be a long time
   before anyone else can top that. it's basically been Latino
   and African American fighters that have made boxing what it
   is.
8. >>XxGOW2x831xX Then another another continue from my
   commment.. Akinobu Hiranaka defeated Edwin Rosario at 1R
   TKO, then Nobuo Nashiro defeated Martin Castillo at 10R TKO,
   then Tsuyoshi Hamada defeated Rene Arredondo at 1R KO.
9. >>XxGOW2x831xX Another continue from my comment.. Look at
   UFC. There are many UFC champion from Japanese sport
   (martial arts) such as Frank Mir, Nogueira, GSP, BJPenn,
   A-Silva from Jiujitsu, Fedor from Judo, Bas Rutten, Lyoto
   Machida, Chuck Liddell from Karate. Then, Mirko Crocop,
   Brandon Vera, Maurice Smith are from Kickboxing. Then, many
   mexican hero you listed got defeated by asians. Julio
   Chavez lost to half-asian Tszyu, Barrera, Morales, Marquez
   lost to Pacquiao. Pintor lost to Samart.
10. >>XxGOW2x831xX Continue from my previous comment.. In
    addition,Japan has original sports as Judo, JiuJitsu,
    Karate, Sumo, and Kendo. Brazilian Jiujitsu and Russian
    Sambo are the offshoots of Japanese original Jiujitsu, since
    Russian Sambo is based on Japanese Jiujitsu spread by
    Japanese coach to Russian Army, and Brazilian Jiujitsu is
    based on Japnese Jiujitsu spread to Brazil by Japanese
    immigrant to Brazil Mitsuyo Maeda. So the origin of Jiujitsu
    is Japan. Then Muaythaiand Kickboxing isThai.
11. >>XxGOW2x831xX Listen, many asians with physical size and
    strength go to judo, wrestling, and weightlifting. They
    DON'T go to boxing. So there are many asian gold medalists
    of judo, wrestling and weightlifting in Olympic, especially
    men at the heaviest class, as Yamashita, Uemura, Inoue,
    Suzuki, Ha Hyongju in Judo, Date, Munkhbat, Park in
    Wrestling, Lu and Zhan in weightlifting. The world
    benchpress champion is a Japanese man Midote with his world
    record (435kg on squat, 370kg on benchpress).
12. There are still plenty of Mexican and other Latino prospects
    on the rise making our presence in the sport of Boxing felt.
    As far as promotion goes, any fighter outside the U.S. has
    to work harder to be known. Whether it's knocking ppl out,
    having the longest winning streak, or appealing to the
    public by going toe-to-toe for 12 rounds. If a fighter does
    not please the crowd, no matter how good he is, it wont
    matter because he wont be known...Media is to blame, but so
    is the fighter.
13. I'm actually a Pacman fan, we are not talking about any
    other contact sport, we are talking about Boxing. I cant
    name any Asian champions besides Pacman and Donaire, the
    reason for that is because your OTHER Asian champs have not
    fought anyone that is known or of importance in the sport of
    Boxing. I am not trying to personally say that Men from
    Mexican ancestry are GREAT Boxing athletes, OUR HISTORY
    SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
14. Mexican fighters have always produced epic battles. For
    examlple Castillo vs Corrales. Barrera vs McKennedy and
    Morales Chavez vs Taylor. I have respect to all boxers.
15. Oh, and by the way, if you don't like Pacman and other Asian
    fighters( and only like Mexican fighters) you should either
    1.Pick another sport to like. or 2.Get used to it. Also,
    there are fewer Mexican fighters today and the sport is
    dropping off there. Mexicans haven't been promoting Boxing
    there as much. Asia, with the success of Pacman, have been
    getting promotion. Its the same in Eastern European markets
    as well(albeit, more gradual).
16. History also shows that Latino and other fighters do not do
    well fighting in Asia and vice versa. There's a huge
    adjustment period going from this hemisphere to the East.
    When was the last time you went to an Asian Country? It is
    why there will NEVER be a Latino Champion in Karate, Thai
    Boxing, Judo,etc. The qeue of names you list are/were great,
    but I could produce names of Asian Champions as well. I
    don't think you could.
17. For you to think that just because one culture has produced
    more known fighters makes it better than others is ignorant
    and ludicrous. I don't care for Pacquiao fans either, they
    honestly believe that their man is better just because he's
    Filipino. Proof-where were they to support Navarrete, Dado,
    Ganigan, Elorde, etal. Fact-Boxing has its OWN market in
    Asia. Fact-There are tons of Asian Champions that you have
    never heard of.
18. I disagree, I don't think race has anything to do with it. I
    do think however, that Asia has always had more diverse
    forms of martial arts apart from boxing. Its not to say that
    Asia hasn't had great champions, its just that Asian Boxers
    haven't ever been promoted in the U.S. History shows that
    even when Asian Boxers do well in U.S, they don't draw well
    in Western media. Today, with a bigger Worldwide Media and a
    dirth of U.S Boxers, Asians, as well as other Cultures are
    producing fighters.
19. Salvador Sanchez, Julio Cesar Chavez, Ricardo Lopez, Marco
    Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, Ruben Olivares, Jorge Paez,
    Juan Manuel Marquez, Rafael Marquez, Israel Vasquez,
    Humberto Gonzalez, Guadalupe Pintor, Carlos Zarate and I can
    keep going on naming CHAMPIONS from Mexico. Not to mention
    the many Mexican-American Champions. There is no way in hell
    Asian boxers will ever out-do/out-perform Mexican Fighters
    in Boxing, let alone all other Latinos.
20. Chiquita Gonzalez siempre le atoraba, siempre a pelear sin
    miedo.
21. Kaosai Galaxy.
22. Fighting Harada(Jp), Pancho Villa(Phil),Khaosai
    Galaxy(Thi),Flash Elorde(Phil). I don't think Mexicans are
    necessarily better, just poorer.
23. One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!!
    One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!! One man!!
    One man!! One man!! One man!!
24. Yeah, but who has the edge? Mexicans and Latinos have more
    wins over the weak Asians haha. name me so Asians hall of
    fame boxers? I don't know any!! I can give you a list of
    legendary Mexicans hall of fame and Latinos hall of fame
    boxers. We are just better than you at this sport. Admit it
25. Saman never fought Muay Thai or had an amateur career. He
    took up pro boxing without any experience. He is a freak of
    nature, pure and simple.