so, aside from the fact that paulie ISN'T black, so using him as your primary example of an african american boxing style is pretty retarded, it's also true that floyd has the top 5 of the top 10 biggest ppv numbers in history...so to say fans don't want to see him because his style is not pleasing, makes abel look like the biggest trump supporter in the world.
Can I just ask what has Trump got to do with anything said?
"makes abel look like the biggest trump supporter in the world."
That's got to be the most stupid thing I've read today.
Anyway if I'm going to be very "general" and make a stereotypical comment from my own experience I would say that African American fighters tend to have a "Not get hit, safety first" style, again "in general" they don't seem to like to get hit compared to Mexican, Russian or white fighters and so tend to do a lot of hit and move (height and weight permitting).
However ...........
That is not an insult its actually smart fighting, the whole point of boxing is to hit and not be hit.
Now I know you said "there isn't an African American style" but if you look at the 30's - 60's and look at the way white guys fought ....... sloppy, undisciplined, always willing to brawl except for the exceptions like Willie Pep, African Americans since have had a huge impact with their more slick way of boxing.
African Americans dominated that era because in a sense they took advantage of the typical white American boxer who would just follow them around the ring taking 4 shots to every 1 given.
Jack Johnson, Muhammed Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson, Ezzard Charles, Walcott etc
In fact that was why Marciano was so revered because he was the one white (well Italian american who they adopted) guy who didn't get beat, all the rest pretty much did.
Fast forward to today and I think again "being stereo typical" I think it still rings true in the main even though its evened out i.e more white guys now can be technical and smart to.
But again your not likely to see a white Roy Jones Jr, Ray Leonard, Errol Spence or Floyd Mayweather as you are to see a black Murat Gassiev, GGG or Gatti.
Again its evened out a lot more now but I kind of get what Abel is un-articulately trying to say.
Maybe in a nutshell he's trying to say a lot less African Americans are willing to brawl it out and he thinks that's what people want to see which is kinda incorrect in itself but whatever .............