Allow me to clear this up, as you don't fully understand the message I am trying to convey, partly my own fault.
In the era's where Americans dominated heavyweight boxing, the average size of a heavyweight boxer was a lot smaller than it is now. Now the Eastern Europeans are involved, the average size has increased. The only Americans who are big enough to compete with these guys, although in other sports, would not have the stamina to box 12 rounds even if they were not. American fottball players, for example, only have to work for very short periods at a time, with long gaps in between (why else would a 1 hour game take anything up to 4?)
The American heavyweights at the moment are too small, and the ones who aren't struggle to box 12 rounds at championship level.
The fact is that Americans struggle because Eastern Europeans are too big for them at the moment.
In the era's where Americans dominated heavyweight boxing, the average size of a heavyweight boxer was a lot smaller than it is now. Now the Eastern Europeans are involved, the average size has increased. The only Americans who are big enough to compete with these guys, although in other sports, would not have the stamina to box 12 rounds even if they were not. American fottball players, for example, only have to work for very short periods at a time, with long gaps in between (why else would a 1 hour game take anything up to 4?)
The American heavyweights at the moment are too small, and the ones who aren't struggle to box 12 rounds at championship level.
The fact is that Americans struggle because Eastern Europeans are too big for them at the moment.
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