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does boxing even need america anymore?
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Top 10 p4p 2003:
Jones jr. (USA)
Hopkins (USA)
Mosley (USA)
De La Hoya (USA)
Mayweather (USA)
Pacquiao (Philippines)
Tszyu (Australia)
Morales (Mexico)
Toney (USA)
Tarver (USA)
Top 10 p4p 2013:
Mayweather (USA)
Ward (USA)
Bradley (USA)
Klitschko (Ukraine)
Martinez (Argentina)
Marquez (Mexico)
Pacquiao (Philippines)
Rigondeaux (Cuba)
Alvarez (Mexico)
Froch (UK)
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Th...Annual_Ratings
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There's always been a foreign star or two, but the majority of foreign stars almost always end up fighting in America. Nothing has changed.
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the us is where the elite come to converge. it's the world stage for big fights. without the us, boxing would be stale
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I think so, you have to admit that the rest of the world is catching up though in terms of generating cash. The klitschkos are a case in point, They have made astronomical amounts of money mostly outside of the states. Of course Las Vegas will always be a money mecca but outside of Floyd, there isn't an American fighter making money. Ward, Bradley etc for whatever reason the American public aren't interested.
of course Deontay will soon change all that
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Originally posted by Loque-san View PostWell he made $2 million for his last fight. Plus he works as a commentator for HBO. He is doing well.
Some UK fans are just bitter because he humiliated Froch.
Froch won the last 3 rounds and only lost 115 113 on two judges score cards in AMERICA.
Nice try though...
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I don't watch Euro-boxing at all. Don't give a **** about it. North America is where it is at. Look at your broadcasters and people staying up all night long there to broadcast/watch North American boxing events (boxnation) live. Not vice versa.
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