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Originally Posted by bboycrest
And because American's think they are the shit (they are the ones who invented cocking) they feel a need to exagerate the biases that may or not be there. By doing so they only limit their horizons though because nobody really cares if America doesn't do boty, they just think that America is a bunch of wosses who are too scared to loose. Which is sorta true. Get it?
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Invented cocking? How about the whole damn dance.
Korea's lost to USA almost every time they've gone against each other in International competition...Freestyle Session 10 year anniversary, UK B-boy Championship, Freestyle Session Japan, Evolution 3, etc.
American crews don't support BOTY due to the actions of the promoter and how he has treated b-boys in the past. It's a wack jam that's poorly organized and contributes nothing to the scene. It has nothing to do with "Scared to lose." That's some of the dumbest shit I've ever heard.
Korea's good and they're starting to get more well rounded but they've been lacking battle strategy and aggressiveness. Which is the main reason they usually lose against some of the american crews...Watch Evolution 3...Zulu Kings didn't beat Korea, Korea beat themselves because of piss-poor strategy. However, Korea's getting better since they've started coming to America.
Personally I think the crews to really watch for this year on the international scene aren't the Koreans or the Americans but the Scandinavian and Russian crews like Flow Mo, Ghost Crew, and Top9.