top 5 producing countries

[raabd]

Puerto Rico is not in the top 5

Wow. That's a shocker.

[flipside]

If this is the case "Korea" will no longer have anymore champions. They will either be south or north korean. Or maybe they just call the south koreans "Korean" because i'm not sure if the north koreans compete in sports due to their communist government.

they dont compete in professional sports just like cubans who are also communist,unless you defect that is. but they compete in amateur sports. in 2004 olympics in fact south and north korea marched as one republic.

[Me La Pelan]

Answer:

1. USA
2. Mexico
3. Japan
4. England
5. "Korea"

that is it folks. Look it up if you don't believe me.

Oh Puerto Rico was in 6th

[IwatchBoxing]

Answer:

1. USA
2. Mexico
3. Japan
4. England
5. "Korea"

that is it folks. Look it up if you don't believe me.

Oh Puerto Rico was in 6th

Quailty PR belongs there . Short and simple.

[raabd]

they dont compete in professional sports just like cubans who are also communist,unless you defect that is. but they compete in amateur sports. in 2004 olympics in fact south and north korea marched as one republic.

That's crazy though that they put aside the're differences to march as one republic, but the dude's question was countries. Are the two republics combined a country? So they are one country in amateur sports and two in professional sports. The boxing we are talking about is professional.

[Me La Pelan]

Quailty PR belongs there . Short and simple.

Yeah , but you got to take into account champs like Buster Douglas that were there breifly, and other Champs like the Ruelas Brothers that are "american" born but considered Mexican, there are a lot of these types of champs putting the USA WAY ahead of #2 Mexico

[raabd]

Quailty PR belongs there . Short and simple.

If they're not top 5 that means they're not top 5. Obviously puerto rico is still great.

[raabd]

Yeah , but you got to take into account champs like Buster Douglas that were there breifly, and other Champs like the Ruelas Brothers that are "american" born but considered Mexican, there are a lot of these types of champs putting the USA WAY ahead of #2 Mexico

Yea there are a bunch of american born mexicans on the U.S. list no doubt.

[Me La Pelan]

That's crazy though that they put aside the're differences to march as one republic, but the dude's question was countries. Are the two republics combined a country? So they are one country in amateur sports and two in professional sports. The boxing we are talking about is professional.

basically it's like Germany...what could people say??? oh no he was an East German! even though Korea is still segregated

[raabd]

basically it's like Germany...what could people say??? oh no he was an East German! even though Korea is still segregated

When germany won the world cup back in 1990 they put it as west germany, and in the record books to this day it still says west germany.