As Far As Undefeated Talent Americans Running The Game Now

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  • Godsfly
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    #11
    i gotta admit..........america has some deep talent.

    thurman
    broner
    mayweather
    garcia
    ward
    popkins
    bradley
    trout
    Quillin
    judah
    Alvarado
    crawford

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    • FrankieBruno
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      #12
      there has been a resurgence

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      • The Tase
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        #13
        America is the modern day version of sparta and rome.

        America is the epitome of War mongering.

        Fighting is deeply imbedded in american culture.

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        • revs1227
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          #14
          u forgot bradley

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          • FrankieBruno
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            #15
            Originally posted by revs1227
            u forgot bradley
            yes add Tim to the list

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            • Cutthroat
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              #16
              The funny thing is that boxing isn't even a top 10 most popular sport in the USA.

              Kids these days are playing other sports. The majority of those guys only joined boxing because their father/family member was a boxer. I don't think any of them actually went out to pursue boxing like the Klitschko bros, Kessler, Golovkin, Martinez, etc.

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              • King_
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                #17
                Originally posted by Cutthroat
                The funny thing is that boxing isn't even a top 10 most popular sport in the USA.

                Kids these days are playing other sports. The majority of those guys only joined boxing because their father/family member was a boxer. I don't think any of them actually went out to pursue boxing like the Klitschko bros, Kessler, Golovkin, Martinez, etc.

                You act as if Boxing is the #1 sport worldwide.... Lol. As many kids in America that are playing other sports, there's just as much if not more, playing Soccer, in Europe and South America... Which just so happens to be the absolute #1 most lucrative sport in the world. More so then the NBA and NFL combined. Probably like 90% of the best athletes in Europe grow up to be professional soccer players. Just like nowadays most top athletes in AMerica play basketball/football. This argument is old, ****** and has been disputed multiple times.


                Anyway there is a ton of good prospects/undefeated fighters coming from America at the moment, there is a lot of good undefeated fighters from Europe too. Many of them haven't broken into the American market yet. Not even guys like Golovkin and Kovalev, but guys like Khabib and Shafikov who have recently signed with American promoters and are undefeated and have potential to be champs. One guy from USA I have my eye on is Errol Spence.
                Last edited by King_; 09-15-2013, 06:33 PM.

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                • Cutthroat
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by King-
                  You act as if Boxing is the #1 sport worldwide.... Lol. As many kids in America that are playing other sports, there's just as much if not more, playing Soccer, in Europe and South America... Which just so happens to be the absolute #1 most lucrative sport in the world. More so then the NBA and NFL combined. Probably like 90% of the best athletes in Europe grow up to be professional soccer players. Just like nowadays most top athletes in AMerica play basketball/football. This argument is old, ****** and has been disputed multiple times.
                  Boxing is far more popular in other countries than the US. Don't let Floyd's success fool you. Floyd got to where he was with his trash talk, his 0 +accomplishments, and fighting guys like Hatton/ODLH. I haven't met a single person that has ever bought a Mayweather PPV to see him win, it's always been to see him lose. Can you say the same for foreign fighters? Even the crowd agrees, who was the crowd cheering for when Floyd fought ODLH/Canelo/Hatton/etc.?

                  There are 39 million kids in the US attending school ages 8-17, 28 million of those kids are all playing some sort of youth sport totally for free, ranging from baseball/soccer/basketball/football/swimming/wrestling/tennis/track & field etc. The majority of boxing gyms cost at least $30 per month, free vs having to pay, which wins?

                  And like I said before, most guys that are boxing today didn't pursue it. Arreola's dad was a boxer, Floyd's father was a boxer, Garcia's dad was a boxer, Guerrero's dad was a boxer, Qullin's father is from Cuba and we know how popular boxing is there, Arreola's father was a boxer, the list goes on and on.

                  Martinez chose boxing, the Klitschkos chose boxing, etc.

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                  • RiC-DiC
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by bojangles1987
                    America! **** Yeah!
                    I thought you were argentino?

                    Was that only on september 14?

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                    • Jloro
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by pigsfly
                      usa has always been the big fish...........i remember broner called for the death to Argentine boxing

                      but when you look at it it's turning out that way.

                      Chaves lost to thurman, matthysse lost to garcia, martinez is completely done & i thought he lost his last fight...........

                      all theres left is maidana.
                      And Martinez,

                      but Broner called this fight and I think Maidana has a much worse fate

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