There's a great knowledge of subtle boxing techniques that gradually evolved and improved over 150 years in the American boxing gyms. Boxing was a much more profitable sport some years ago in the USA than anywhere else in the world. The competitiveness and huge financial rewards brought out the best in boxers and trainers, and they were constantly seeking new methods and techniques to be better than their opponents.
In the past, without American trainers to teach them subtle boxing techniques, talented and strong boxers from Eastern Europe and other parts of the world have often been beaten by their craftier American opponents who had superior technical skills.
But when you have a knowledgeable American trainer like Emmanuel Steward or John David Jackson together with a focused, motivated and talented East European boxer, then you have the right combination for success.
In the past, without American trainers to teach them subtle boxing techniques, talented and strong boxers from Eastern Europe and other parts of the world have often been beaten by their craftier American opponents who had superior technical skills.
But when you have a knowledgeable American trainer like Emmanuel Steward or John David Jackson together with a focused, motivated and talented East European boxer, then you have the right combination for success.
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