Does Midwest produce the best Fighters?

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  • RightCross94
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    #31
    Originally posted by Carnivore
    Ukraine, Russia, the Phillipines and Puerto Rico produce the best boxers nowadays.
    Give me a break. Maybe in the amateurs, but in the pros absolutely not.

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      • Danny Gunz
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        #32
        Originally posted by studentofthegam
        Thats not an opinion. You need 8th grade geography. Remember the Uni. of Kentucky is in the SEC. easy enough
        the dallas cowboys are in the NFC east, that doesnt make texas east

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          • NVSemin
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            #33
            Want to continue the discussion bumping the old thread,

            What is included in the Mid-West actually? Only Michigan, or all Michigan, Detroit, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia? What do you call east cost and south?

            Does James Toney belong to Mid - West too?

            Where did "fighting in the pocket" come from? The most notable guy I know was George Benton and he represented Philadelphia?

            Thanks

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