For the best part of a 100 years America had the top heavyweight's on the planet, i just wondered what you guys think the reason is for the change ?
Is it that the Europeans have got better or the Americans have got worse ?
How many cards happen a week in America? A lot more compared to the rest of the world.
You can chat all this **** about boxing being small in America, but we all know it's not. I bet you there are more gyms in New York then there is in the whole of England.
Oh I don't doubt that. I'm just saying, how many other countries do you see dominating their 10th most popular sport?
You're an idiot. America has 300M people. Europe has 600M.
well ok those bastards bred a little more since last I checked. But you're mostly including inconsequential 3rd world countries. I'm talking about 1st world European countries like Britain, Germany etc.
How many cards happen a week in America? A lot more compared to the rest of the world.
You can chat all this **** about boxing being small in America, but we all know it's not. I bet you there are more gyms in New York then there is in the whole of England.
That kind of football is not suited for the big man. The NFL caters to big, strong guys and would diminish heavyweight fighters from the U.S. Most soccer players are not legit heavyweight size so that argument doesn't work
Chambers beat Dimitrenko so what's that say. I wouldn't say Povetkin, Chagaev, or Ibragimov are impressive heavyweight talent. They may of had belts(except povetkin) but it speaks to how crummy the division truly is. They are not very good at all. Can't say anything about Boytsov because I've never seen him fight but outside of the Klits the division is really poor. American or Euro.
The point about 'soccer' is pretty legit although there are some exceptions but don't forget about rugby which is much more popular in the UK than boxing to be honest, definitely in terms of participants.
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