Originally posted by LuKahnLi
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thats like saying Texas is, George Foreman,Paulie Ayala,Rocky Juarez,Juan Diaz,Jesse Jame Leija,etc... I am sure there are many moreOriginally posted by trinidadpr87the us has so much more people than puerto rico.mexico is good but they're bigger than puerto rico.puerto rico is like 1 state in the us.Comment
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hey man, I work with a few Puerto Ricans and they dont even claim John Ruiz, why do you?lolOriginally posted by trinidadpr87I say even though the usa has a lot of good fighters given the population i say puerto rico baby.trinidad cotto cintron camacho ruiz calderon seda dieppa.Comment
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Quick list of the top of my head, I should have included Leonard, Hagler, Hearns, Robinson, tons.Originally posted by big_pappythe only one i recognize as being a great in that kist is ali.
And greatness comes with time. You don't think RJJ or Bhop are worth mentioning, watch when they'll retire how people would be talking about how great they were. There will always be questions during their campaign. When Ali was active, I doubt that he has the recognition he has now back then.Comment
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damn mooks I like your way of thinking man, deep real deep, its kinda like with a singger dies, after he/she is dead their records and songs seem to live on forever.I know they still do but a few are 2pac,Biggie,Selena,Kirk C. (Nirvana),etc... They were recognize in their time but life after death has been great for their record salesOriginally posted by m00ksQuick list of the top of my head, I should have included Leonard, Hagler, Hearns, Robinson, tons.
And greatness comes with time. You don't think RJJ or Bhop are worth mentioning, watch when they'll retire how people would be talking about how great they were. There will always be questions during their campaign. When Ali was active, I doubt that he has the recognition he has now back then.Comment
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Yeah Mate,Originally posted by m00ksCompared to how many from the US?
Get a brain, have you considered the size and population of the US in comparison to other boxing nations? If you think about it the US is probably one of the worst. In my opinion if your talking in terms of pure talent then Cuba - not really recognised as none of them are alowed to turn profesional bu they dominate the amateur scene, others Mexico - how many legends down the years.Comment
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Originally posted by pinkpantherYeah Mate,
Get a brain, have you considered the size and population of the US in comparison to other boxing nations? If you think about it the US is probably one of the worst. In my opinion if your talking in terms of pure talent then Cuba - not really recognised as none of them are alowed to turn profesional bu they dominate the amateur scene, others Mexico - how many legends down the years.
I don't understand how the population of a nation factors in here.
Did you ever think the reason there's a higher ratio of Puerto Rican boxers vs. Americans is because people in the USA have so many more OPTIONS in life ?
The fact is....the majority of history's best fighters have come from the United States.
BIG PAPPY.....
You don't consider Pernell Whitaker an all-time great ?
Get the **** outta here, kid. That's ridculous.Comment
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your new additions i totally agree with. they are true greats. but i still don't and prolly never will consider b-hop, who i really like, and rjj among the greatest. sure they are very talented and have good boxing skills but to me just not on the greatest level. of those two i would say b-hop before i would rjj.Originally posted by m00ksQuick list of the top of my head, I should have included Leonard, Hagler, Hearns, Robinson, tons.
And greatness comes with time. You don't think RJJ or Bhop are worth mentioning, watch when they'll retire how people would be talking about how great they were. There will always be questions during their campaign. When Ali was active, I doubt that he has the recognition he has now back then.Comment

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