Originally Posted by -K2-
! WTF
wtf? why would fiba allow this? suspend the players for god sake!
btw, fight like a men! dont run! lol!
I think I had never seen such a fight in a basketball game, I'm speechless.
Die Liebe wird eine Krankheit, wenn man sie als eine Heilung sieht
Artificial Nature
Man, this is sooooooooooooo COOL,
damn!!! I would'va loved to be there
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This is unbelievable. I can't believe those guys started chasing them around with chairs!
I recognize Romel Beck...he seems to be one of the main instigators. Anyone else we might know?
Someone punched him in his face.
What do you expect
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I dont know, but by looking at the video, it seemed the Uruguayans started the punching fight.
at last someone with eyes
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Yep.http://www.interbasket.net/news/3718...o-and-uruguay/Mexico and Uruguay are both in Group A during the Tournament of the Americas, and are set to play again in the final game of the qualifying round Sunday, August 30th, 2009.
Stuart
You might know Horacio Llamas and Lorenzo Mata-Real who played for UCLA a couple years ago. Was Batista playing for Uruguay during the melee?
Stuart
Uruguayans are famous for never avoiding a fight
What the hell, I was expecting a regular Basketball fight but they were chasing each other over the arena and flinging chairs at each other.
How can I take FIBA seriously unless they give some serious suspensions for this?
The Rules learned in the Prediction game.
1: Brazil is always disappointing
2: Never dismiss Argentina solely because of age.
3: Never bet against Spain in a knockout game, unless it is against the US.
in the most non homosexual way, this fight gave me a hard on. i seriously wish i was there to witness it
and i must admit..their skill in running around, must have had lots of practice in those bull runs!
"A nationality that easily feels wronged is an insecure one, and one that will be difficult to progress."-Anonymous
repercussions are going to be crazy. Suspensions all around, for extended periods I bet.
Che estoy de acuerdo mi hermano argentino! lolUruguayans are famous for never avoiding a fight
Uruguayans whether it's basketball or football they always seem to be sore loosers and to chuck up a fight.
My first local football game (division 6) had a fight which involved one of my mates. Gosh, the reason for the fight was ridiculous.
In addition, after we lost to Brazil in the 2007 Copa America, the Uruguayans had to start up a push and shove.
"No hay poder en el mundo que pueda cambiar el destino"
-El Padrino
nothing beats James yap of the philippines when it comes to fighting...bwahahahaha
i bet there wont be a single suspension... this was a friendly game not organized by FIBA... how can there be any suspensions by FIBA...
you guys are already whining without even knowing what's going on.
FIBA AMERICAS announced that there will be sanctions for both teams in 2010, and not now, so it won't interfere with The FIBA Americas Championship.
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They will fight again this sunday during the tournament
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