Why are there so many Canadians in this lounge?

[Intermission]

- Hey, bro. No personal atacks!

Do you want to be part of the US?

 

[Fury]

- I mean as a tag-team. As single wrestler, Bret, Christian and Edge are talents far above their peers.

I've read that Bret was really nice to fans, unlike his bitter persona!

I've met a decent number of them, never at events, because of where I grew up. A decent number of them seemed genuinely happy to talk to fans provided you're low key, don't interrupt them when they are with their family and treat them like humans, not their character.

 

[Intermission]

That guy hasn't hijacked it yet with sexy gifs?

Mhm. That's too bad.

Im never talking to you again!

 

[Slobodan]

Why doesnt Sherdog have nation flags attached to user info? Is it because of the Canadian invasion?

I dunno, I blame @lsa for it

 

[Ginja_Ninja]

- Hey, bro. No personal atacks!

Sorry dude, didn't mean it as a personal attack. Just don't see how pro wrestling is relevant to his question being asked nor the statement I made.

 

[Mujeriego]

I dunno, I blame @lsa for it

Do ya?

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

make it three

@helax is Canadian so you're all safe


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[shunyata]

I didn't think it could get any worse.

Then you lack imagination.

 

[cowboyjunkie]

You know where the name Mayberry came from right? Canada is like one big Mayberry (at least it used to be).

 

[fingercuffs]

A female Quora user wrote a long love letter to Americans about the strength or their bond, and the family ties.

She updated that view on Americans after Trumps actions, in that same post. She no longer views Americans as family. Based on one person in power and his actions. What a moron.

Did you lose your way to Dear Cosmo again?

 

[fingercuffs]

Are you trying to provoke me to getting banned? That shits not gonna fly sister.

Did you say that to me with your last account?

 

[Aegon Spengler]

MMA is very popular in Canada, holding a similar crossover audience with hockey and Pro Wrestling. Toronto and Chicago tend to be the two consistently hottest markets for MMA and Pro-Wresting going back to the 1980s.

Sports like MMA are very popular across Canada, moreso than the NBA or NFL or MLB, because there is only 1 NBA team in Canada, 1 MLB team in Canada and zero NFL teams. Canadians who get to see live sports are more likely to see a wrestling event or MMA event than they are any other sport except for hockey. Canadians have to travel to see other sports while MMA/Wrestling/etc come to us.

Another thing about Canadians: we know how to read and write. The Canadian literacy rate is 99% with the 1% being American immigrants to Canada.

In the USA the literacy rate is 79% at the high end. (And a large portion of that number tend to be immigrants who were educated outside the USA.)

Since Canadians know how to read and write and like to talk about the sports they are interested in, it’s no big deal to sign up for a website like Sherdog to talk about MMA. It’s a casual, easy thing for a Canadian to do. Not so with your average American MMA fan, who tend to be cross eyed morons.

 

[Intermission]

MMA is very popular in Canada, holding a similar crossover audience with hockey and Pro Wrestling. Toronto and Chicago tend to be the two consistently hottest markets for MMA and Pro-Wresting going back to the 1980s.

Sports like MMA are very popular across Canada, moreso than the NBA or NFL or MLB, because there is only 1 NBA team in Canada, 1 MLB team in Canada and zero NFL teams. Canadians who get to see live sports are more likely to see a wrestling event or MMA event than they are any other sport except for hockey. Canadians have to travel to see other sports while MMA/Wrestling/etc come to us.

Another thing about Canadians we know how to read and write. The Canadian literacy rate is 99% with the 1% being American immigrants to Canada.

In the USA the literacy rate is 79% at the high end. (And a large portion of that number tend to be immigrants who were educated outside the USA.)

Since Canadians know how to read and write and like to talk about the sports they are interested in, it’s no big deal to sign up for a website like Sherdog to talk about MMA. It’s a casual, easy thing for a Canadian to do. No so with your average American MMA fan, who tend to be cross eyed morons.

Is boxing popular?

 

[Aegon Spengler]

Is boxing popular?

Yes, boxing is very popular in Canada. Lennox Lewis was basically a national hero when he boxed under the Canadian flag.

Every major city has a boxing gym and most have more than one. Bars fill up to showcase major PPVs and people will pay a front door price just get into the bar to watch.

Pac-Man vs Floyd cost 20 bucks a person just to sit at the bar and watch (in Toronto), for example.

 

[Possum Jenkins]

Another thing about Canadians: we know how to read and write. The Canadian literacy rate is 99% with the 1% being American immigrants to Canada.

In the USA the literacy rate is 79% at the high end. (And a large portion of that number tend to be immigrants who were educated outside the USA.)

Wat

I'm with you on the idea that Canadians aren't as stupid as Americans but these numbers...

 

[Aegon Spengler]

Wat

I'm with you on the idea that Canadians aren't as stupid as Americans but these numbers...

lol I just googled for the numbers (and I’m only teasing because TS seems like he doesn’t like canucks)

 

[Legumes]

All the microplastics from those milk bags have made Canadians more violent, so they tend to gravitate towards mma forums.

 

[Contempt]

they are the fckng worst,
should ban them on the spot.

Need a sherdog border or ICE mod brigade.

Absolutely... here's a video of a Mayberry get-together from back in the day:

 

[Intermission]

TS seems like he doesn’t like canucks)

I would never marry one!

 

[Aegon Spengler]

I would never marry one!

Not even prime Parmela Andersoon?

She should have married a Brazilian and had Pamela Anderson Silva but that stupid American drummer snagged her