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i doubt very much they said they were focused on white fighters from anywhere, white boxers are a minority in the sport & i dont see any young stars from that group anywhere in sight so not a smart place to focus on at all i would say
if anything they should try to develop white american boxers who seem to be almost totally absent from the sport for a long long long time, thats whats missing in the sport actually, it would unlock a large potential ppv market and generate money for all boxers, people give out about east euros but they have been a very good addition to the sport and badly needed new injection i would say, AA's & mexicans are always there and with the uk ppv market are what keeps the sport goingComment
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American white boxers don’t do well for whatever reason…that’s why the media hopped the fence and swam across the pond…funny you mention needing a new injection…where majority of eastern countries allow steroids and peds…that’s why the euro guys were beating Black fighters…pedvetkin…kilts come to mind…stanios…etc…Comment
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"The United States has the most sports stadiums, with 917, followed by Brazil with 889, according to The Sporting Blog. The significant number in the US is largely due to its deep collegiate sports culture, which heavily relies on large stadiums for football programs."
"The United States has the most professional sports, with the highest number of professional teams across various sports and the presence of major professional leagues like the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Mexico leads the world in professional soccer clubs, while other countries such as China, Italy, and Australia also feature prominently in professional sports."
"The United States has the most professional athletes overall due to its large population and extensive professional sports infrastructure, particularly in sports like basketball, baseball, and American football. While countries like Brazil are dominant in sports like soccer, and others excel in specific sports or at the elite Olympic level, the US leads in the sheer volume of professionals across multiple major leagues."
Some may say boxing isn't even a sport.
HOWEVER..................
"The United States has the most professional boxers by a significant margin, having produced the most world champions throughout history. While other countries like Mexico, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the Philippines also have rich boxing traditions and many top fighters, none come close to the sheer number of world champions the U.S. has produced."
To think, America isn't even 250 years old yet
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