Why Former Soviet Union Best In Boxing?

[2quick2slick]

i do occasionally but im not a red neck,

Did you know your ancestors were criminals? Australians are descendants of British rejects. Your great great grandparents used to eat dingos.

[2quick2slick]

Dingos? What That?

Wild dogs. They used to be domesticated (regular dogs).

[ALT-Assassin]

Dingos? What That?

It is an animal that is native to Australia.


This must be the roadkill he was talking about

[Caxcan]

Wild dogs. They used to be domesticated (regular dogs).

Yeah and they also eat people's babies.

[Caxcan]

Australia also has a very proud boxing history much like the former soviet union

[Reggie Miller]

FORMER SOVIET UNION COUNTRY HAVE 7 FIGHTER IN RING MAGAZINE TOP 10 HEAVYWEIGHT.

1. VLADIMIR KLITSCHKO 51-3 (45) UKRAINE
2. SAMUEL PETER 30-1 (23) NIGERIA
3. RUSLAN CHAGAEV 24-0-1 (17) UZBEKISTAN
4. NICOLAY VALUEV 48-1 (34) RUSSIA
5. ALEXANDER POVETKIN 16-0 (12) RUSSIA
6. SULTAN IBRAGIMOV 22-1-1 (17) RUSSIA
7. OLEG MASKAEV 34-6 (26) RUSSIA
8. VLADIMIR VIRCHIS 24-1 (20) UKRAINE
9. JOHN RUIZ 43-7-1 (29) AMERICA
10. CHRIS ARREOLA 24-0 (21) AMERICA

2 UKRAINE , 4 RUSSIA AND 1 UZBEKISTAN.

SOON VITALI KLITSCHKO COME BACK AND BE TOP 10 TOO. ALEXANDER DIMITRENKO AND OLEG PLATOV AND TARAS *****KO ALL 3 FROM UKRAINE GOOD ENOUGH TO BE TOP 10 SOON AND SERGUEI LYAKHOVICH FROM BELARUS STILL VERY GOOD FIGHTER.

BY END OF THIS YEAR EVERY CHAMPION WILL BE FROM FORMER SOVIET UNION!!!!!

what's so important about it?
they own a division that is DEAD, boring, and with no special talent at all.
need i say more? :thumbup:

:lmao: @ no russian boxer dominating in the lower division which is the best division right now.

:roflbow:

[-Swizzy-]

It Always Like That.

First Americans. Then English. Now Soviet.

Like All Division It Change.

Before Light Heavyweight And Cruiserweight American Now It English.

Before Welterweight Latino Then Become American Then Now It Latino Again.

Everyone Take Turn.

its not a question of which country has rule over the hw division. I could careless about that considering I am Canadian. its a question of skill level. when you watch fighters like ali, holmes, tyson, foreman....... and than you look at the hw's of today, its a disgrace. klitschko-thompson was a pathetic display by the #1 hw in the world. former hw greats would've made mincemeat of a fighter like thompson within the first couple of rounds.

[Caxcan]

No. They Eat Baby? Cant Be.

If They Eat Baby Australia Goverment Hunt Them And Kill Them.

Nah, it's actually a famous line from a movie "A dingo ate my baby!". But the government actually did hunt down rabbits of all animals, believe it or not. Rabbits wreaked havoc along the countryside by eating all of the vegetation and the government had to install a "rabbit proof fence" that is supposedly visible from space. So the Australian enemy #1 is....
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[-Swizzy-]

But Vladimir Knock Him Out. How Much Better Do You Want Him To Do?

I Know Vladimir Much More Exciting When Young But Emanuel Coach Make Him Smarter Fighter.

Before Vladimir Wild And Destroy Everybody Quick But He Use Up Lot Of Energy And Get Tired. Coach Emanuel Make Him Fight Smarter And Save Energy. He Box And Wait For Right Moment Then Go For Knockout.

that argument doesn't make it any better. wladimir with steward gets the wins but its boring and awful to watch him fight even against low quality opponents. wladimir before steward is exciting, gets big ko's but loses to purrity, sanders and brewster. this is the representative of the new hw division. not much to be admired.

[The Hammer]

what's so important about it?
they own a division that is DEAD, boring, and with no special talent at all.
need i say more? :thumbup:

:lmao: @ no russian boxer dominating in the lower division which is the best division right now.

That seems like sour g****s and poor sportsmanship.

The heavyweight division is very much the same as it's always been, it's just that some people are bitter and jealous that East Europeans are dominating. Why not be fair and give them credit?

Actually, the best prospects in most of the weight classes from 140 up are from the former Soviet republics and other Eastern European countries!

Golovkin is the best up-and-coming middleweight (he defeated Pavlik and Bute in the amateurs, and Dirrell in the 2004 Olympics) and Alexeev is probably the best cruiserweight (2005 Gold medal world championships). Watch Baysangurov at 154, who's fighting Jamie Moore next, he may turn out to be the best in that division.

The next generation is going to be even better!