What Makes Mexicans The Best Latino Fighters

[GrandpaBernard]

Mexico always delivers a quantity of quality

[GrandpaBernard]

The great Duran is a HALF MEXICAN

[Regge]

Boxing in mexico is like a religion you have gyms in almost every neighborhood.

[GrandpaBernard]

Boxing in mexico is like a religion you have gyms in almost every neighborhood.

On the American West Coast

you go into a gym

it’ll probably be Mexicans teaching you how to fight

[Roadblock]

A hard way of life, genetic heritage, pride and courage, and last of all, numbers, there are plenty of young Mexicans that walk into boxing gyms.

[GrandpaBernard]

A hard way of life, genetic heritage, pride and courage, and last of all, numbers, there are plenty of young Mexicans that walk into boxing gyms.

We’ve yet to see the Mexican effect on the evolution of heavyweight boxing

I expect to see more Mexicans from America in the higher weight classes

in the coming decades as they grow bigger from American diets

fit big Mexicans. Not an Andy ruiz

[Roadblock]

We’ve yet to see the Mexican effect on the evolution of heavyweight boxing

I expect to see more Mexicans from America in the higher weight classes

in the coming decades as they grow bigger from American diets

fit big Mexicans. Not an Andy ruiz

That gets down to genetics and numbers, not a lot of big Mexicans, just as you won't see a run of Asian Heavyweights its just not in the genetics of Asians, its like dogs you cant breed Great Danes out of Pit Bulls no matter what you feed them they don't have that genetic element to give them the size it can only come through a freak mutation, with modern civilized people there is no selective breeding its all random so the HW versions will also be random not the norm.

[Feroz]

We’ve yet to see the Mexican effect on the evolution of heavyweight boxing

I expect to see more Mexicans from America in the higher weight classes

in the coming decades as they grow bigger from American diets

fit big Mexicans. Not an Andy ruiz

I have been noticing this trend as well.

David Benavidez (6'3) Youngest Super middleweight world champion.
Daniel Blancas (6'3) highly touted amateur that debuted late.
Diego Pacheco (6'4) highly touted amateur as eight time national champion.

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Richard Torrez (6'2) Silver Olympian.
Sebastian Fundora (6'5) top 5 contender at light middleweight.
Federico Pacheco (6'7) good amateur and trains under the Benavidez team.
Antonio Mireles (6'9) decent amateur and trains under Robert Garcia but recently got floored by journeyman Kaleel Carter.

Not saying they become champions by the way, just that they seem to be appearing at the heavier weight classes.

[IAmABoxingGuru]

They can't compete in any other sport so they're left with boxing.

[100million]

Huge cojones.