Cain Velasquez Talks Overeem, Junior Dos Santos, And Josh Koscheck

CAINS THE MAN

Why does the emphasis have to be that he’s a Hispanic fighter? how about he’s just a fighter and leave it at that,

Well at least he keeps it real on his feelings towards JDS choosing Reem. He could have been more of a company man like Condit and kept quiet hoping the UFC doesnt forget about him.

this guy is f****** machine his focus reminds me a lot of Fedors and for sure hell get the title back no doubt

Cain will be champ again, believe that!

This guy is way better than Ariel Howyuwanit… not a sh!t disturber… must be because this guy’s not jewish, so he can’t get away with that sh!t

@Joe Dog I think the problem is that other fighters aren’t really pushed as the ethnic fighter as much. Plus the other fighters that are mention are ACTUALLY from the country they are talking about. The brasilian fighters are actually from brasil.

Have you ever heard an interviewer come up to rampage or jones and say, being of african descent, what are your feelings on how it affects other african american youth.

They don’t give a s***, they are american. Thats it. Cain is american and they are pushing this angle with his heritage to try to branch out into the mexican market. Its kinda low.

If he really wanted to get into the mexican market, then get a friggn mexican!! He does it for every other market.

@Joe Dog
Race is a complex and rich history in the States.

Basically, with Mexicans the issue is that there culture is rich is Boxing history. It’s taken a while for the Mexican culture to embrace MMA. But they have, and there is a whole generation of young Mexicans that will most likely be in the lighter weight classes.

The only “Latino” thing thing about the reporter is the way he said latino.That’s what I don’t understand,he has good english ith no accent,except for the word latino…

@4M you disgust me!! You better hope Cain or some other Mexicans don’t catch you. There gonna treat you like a pinata. First they’re going to stuff you (With something I won’t care to mention) and then beat you till they split your wig!!

@JoeDog

It’s simple really: Black boxers paved the way already. Cain is the first Mexican Heavyweight Champion, that’s huge. So in essence, he’s what Ali was to African-Americans, but to Mexicans. 10-20-30 years from now, there will be many Mexican fighters, champions and they will all remember Cain, like all African-Americans remember Ali.

go back to mehico mad madam or whatever your name is shut the f up please and talk about fighting.Damn racist people always mad cause were multiplying our numbers i dont know why your mad we f@## hella white girls here in cali man we spread the love and the seed.I remember half the country was mexico and mexicans lost it we didnt cry about it.We just took it back via latin culture food f@@@@@ salsa music the white girls like,dont hate there will be a mexican in your family soon via your sister.Who the hell hates mexican food its f@!#! ju no bro i likeit thee white people they mucho fun

If Valasquez’ parents were from Lithuania or even Argentina, no one would care to mention his ethnicity. He was born in the USA. He is American. Look at Overeem. He is of African descent, born in England, raised in Holland. He is considered Dutch, not English and certainly not African. The case of Americans calling themselves “Mexican” is bizarre. (To me).