[stroff1]

Originally Posted by bootyclause

everyone who hates on Americans in this thread - post your address so we can come bomb your sorry ass. Your countries only exist because we choose to not take them from you.

HA HA HA

[bootyclause]

Originally Posted by LuigiStone

They watch and enjoy the fight....it isn't quiet when something really exciting happens or the fighters enter the ring or the fight ends. Japanese fans are seriously the best fans in the world because they are the most respectful fans in the world. Europeans suck just like Americans do.

dude, 95% of your posts are trolling UFC threads. the other 5% are worshipping Pride. Do you ever have anything useful to say?

[NWar]

who gives a shit? pay your money and enjoy.. however it is you do that, and let others do the same. quit your bitching

[CrstlSnail]

People often complain about how American fans sometimes boo the fights, but why would these critics refuse to acknowledge the fact that Americans also cheer more enthusiastically than their Japanese counterparts? Why only include the negative half of the story? American enthusiasm works both ways. Why concentrate on the boos instead of the cheers? Why? What could you possibly gain by defaming the American audience?

There is something to be said for the enthusiasm of an audience when 15,000 American fans can be as lively as 50,000 Japanese fans. American fans are there for every slam, for every elbow, for every thud, crack, and twist. How many times to Sean Sherk pick up Ueyama and slam him into the mat, only to receive a very dull and unenthusiastic response from the audience? Sherk would need to do such a move only once before being showered in appreciation by American fans. Far from the perception of an ignorant audience, the American fans routinely cheer on submission attempts; it doesn't take a genius to realize this.

American fans will cheer exciting fighters all the same; Cheick Kongo got a wild reception after his decimation of Christian Wellisch. Andrei Arlovski and St. Pierre are huge fan favorites; the only time I've heard boos for St. Pierre is when he fought at the USA vs. Canada card. Well, no shit. He's fighting on the USA vs. Canada card; the Americans are supposed to cheer for the American fighters, and the Canadians are supposed to cheer for the Canadian fighters.

But I suppose this is one side of the story that the anti-American, anti-UFC crowd would never want you to hear.

[LuigiStone]

Originally Posted by bootyclause

dude, 95% of your posts are trolling UFC threads. the other 5% are worshipping Pride. Do you ever have anything useful to say?

Well, find one thread where I diss the UFC for no reason. Or better yet, find one thread where I'm worshipping Pride. This was about neither of them.

[System]

Originally Posted by bootyclause

everyone who hates on Americans in this thread - post your address so we can come bomb your sorry ass. Your countries only exist because we choose to not take them from you.

I'm sure the little red button that starts a nuclear holocaust is right next to your Gamecube, in your parent's basement.

[IOME]

ufc fans are the worst

[stroff1]

Originally Posted by CrstlSnail

People often complain about how American fans sometimes boo the fights, but why would these critics refuse to acknowledge the fact that Americans also cheer more enthusiastically than their Japanese counterparts? Why only include the negative half of the story? American enthusiasm works both ways. Why concentrate on the boos instead of the cheers? Why? What could you possibly gain by defaming the American audience?

There is something to be said for the enthusiasm of an audience when 15,000 American fans can be as lively as 50,000 Japanese fans. American fans are there for every slam, for every elbow, for every thud, crack, and twist. How many times to Sean Sherk pick up Ueyama and slam him into the mat, only to receive a very dull and unenthusiastic response from the audience? Sherk would need to do such a move only once before being showered in appreciation by American fans. Far from the perception of an ignorant audience, the American fans routinely cheer on submission attempts; it doesn't take a genius to realize this.

American fans will cheer exciting fighters all the same; Cheick Kongo got a wild reception after his decimation of Christian Wellisch. Andrei Arlovski and St. Pierre are huge fan favorites; the only time I've heard boos for St. Pierre is when he fought at the USA vs. Canada card. Well, no shit. He's fighting on the USA vs. Canada card; the Americans are supposed to cheer for the American fighters, and the Canadians are supposed to cheer for the Canadian fighters.

But I suppose this is one side of the story that the anti-American, anti-UFC crowd would never want you to hear.

GOOD FOR YOU YOUR A GOOD BOY !

[rockStar60631]

sounds like this thread is full of a bunch of little pride nuthuggers

[CROPopped]

they do boo sometimes...a fight has to be really lack luster for awhile for the japanese fans to boo...if they are seeing grappling or trying to get the action going they wont boo or say anything about it...so basically if you get any boo's in japan your fight must be really boring...in america if you circle for 30 secs you're going to get boo'd at the ufc events...i've seen it for myself...they pretty much want action from beginning to end or you will hear about it