Comments Thread For: Egis Klimas Discusses His Very Successful Year in Boxing

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

2013 will come down as one of the greatest boxing years in recent memory. Great fights, chilling knockouts, upsets of all sorts and, one top of all that, new stars were born or catapulted to worldwide fame in weight classes from flyweight to heavyweight.

Undeniably, the highest power of all new came from former Soviet republics, as fighters like Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeuny Gradovich, Sergey Kovalev, Vasyl Lomachenko and others made their quantum leaps into a higher level of the realm.
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[Citizen Koba]

Hmm...well - breakout manager of the year perhaps.

It is an impressive year for a guy whose name was all but unknown 12 months ago - now his name is at least slightly known to hardcore fans.

It was a smart move though; Klimas obviously had faith in the idea that the ex-Soviet Ams could become a force in pro-boxing and it seems to be finally paying off, also paving the way for other signings such as Beterbiev and Mekhontsev and obviously his success lead to the coup of his signing Loma.

[sergey.smith]

Klimas forgot to mention that he spent over 5 years in prison in the US!!!