Canelo sparring Charlie Ota

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[TroubleSome200]

Thumbs up if you would like to see Canelo vs Cotto

[MrAsschannel1]

thumps up for canelo vs chavez jr

[MrKevin0156]

thumps up if you would like to see canelo fight jesus

[Tccd15]

Canelo is slow but strong, too slow for Floyd , may even be to slow for shane, but he has the power to ko shane

[MrArmjoven]

whoa,,,all these mexicans are so faattt....to many tacos,,,

[onetwokid]

@ddariusj88 By no means,I meant take it to your page or mine.As for Mayan pyramids I said nothing about Mexicans when you printed them and native american seperating the two yourself.So you know I meant north.You mixed the 2 because you had to find a point,You reached like you did with Columbus having a african navigater that does not mean he was black or knew where America was.That is you and your source assuming.As for type O blood you refused to touch on that.Good day sir.

[Jamzkangster]

i really respect and love boxing.

[ddariusj88]

@onetwokid Excellent cop-out! I totally understand that you're ill-informed. Have a Great life!

[onetwokid]

@ddariusj88 I must say im enjoying the debate, but this soo far from the vid.

[ddariusj88]

@onetwokid So the Olmec statues and Mayan pyramids account for nothing? Are you serious or just BSing? No, all Africans didn't interact with Europeans and their Old World diseases. That is the furthest thing from the truth. By the way, Columbus had an African navigator for a reason. I'm guessing you still believe Columbus got lost and found the Americas by chance. Genetic and immunological studies don't mean anything when you're trying to prove that Native Americans are a different race.

[onetwokid]

@ddariusj88 We agree,we dont agree .Do you agree?LOL

[onetwokid]

@ddariusj88 Genetic and immunological studies over the past two decades have failed to yield evidence of precolumbian African contributions to the indigenous populations of the Americas.[9][10][11] Additionally, the huge mortality associated with the spread of Old World diseases introduced by Europeans suggests long-term immunological isolation which further shows the lack of any contact with African people in the Americas before Columbus.