Are Americans taking boxing back?

[El Campesino]

The Ebony-American fighters are a bunch of spoiled b****. Lamont Peterson is a P.E.D. cheat and got KTFO and he still has his title. Mickey Bey was gifted his title for who knows why. I give credit to Gary Russell Jr. for demolishing Jhonny Gonzalez, but he was given 2 title shots in a row for doing absolutely nothing. Andre Ward should have been stripped of the W.B.A. title already for being inactive for a year and a half. Terence Crawford is being gifted a title at 140 and nobody seems to care.

It's like all of the boxing organizations are afraid to be called racists so they hand the Ebony-Americans whatever they want.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

"Ebony-Americans"

[slimshandy69]

what an awful thread...Americans taking back boxing???they are riding a good wave but with a very bleak outcome...

[Elroy1]

I see almost complete American elimination from boxing now.

Ward and Mayweather were the last hopes. Both were only paper champs.

Ward refuses to fight. It's not plausible he could be a real threat to the Russian fighters of his classes.

Mayweather was but a paper champ until after well over a decade he finally had the balls to sign to fight Pac. I'll believe it when he shows up to fight. Should he win, it will mark the single biggest icon for American boxing and I will give him his props based on that. (although he is still bad for boxing).

In the event Wladimir retires with Wilder the champ still, he is in no way the king still waiting to be exposed.

Not trying to sound anti-nationalistic regarding Americans here but until we see some REAL American success, I don't think we should be talking about a return to glory for them just yet.

[SalimShady1212]

Are Americans taking boxing back? Think about it.

At heavyweight, Deontay Wilder is the king when Wladimir retires (Wilder could probably even give him a little push into retirement if a bomb lands on the Ukrainian glass jaw). dream on

At cruiserweight and light heavyweight, they haven't taken over yet.

At super middleweight, Ward and the Dirrell Bros. are just levels above the rest, pure American dominance, although it's a bit too early to rank Anthony yet. froch,degale

At middleweight, we don't know. Why are so many people so sure that Golovkin would beat Quillin? Quillin got more skills and power than anyone Golovkin has fought and look how often Golovkin got hit against Murray and how it made him pick a soft opponent right after (Willie Monroe) in order to regain some confidence in his skills. Right now, Golovkin most likely rules, but not surely. If we can call this division Golovkin's territory, we might as well also call it Quillin's territory. golovkin doesnt vacate and fail to make weight

Light middleweight, welterweight, you name, the smaller weights are absolutely dominated by American fighters like Mayweather, Broner, Crawford, etc. Floyd schooled Canelo the LMW king.

Lower weights dont belong to America either. Man these wishful thinking threads stink

[Beercules]

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Man, racist people in here aint giving American fighters a fair share... Pure hatred.

[Warrior2015]

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Please elaborate, otherwise you're the one who looks ******ed.

[Unseen]

Are Americans taking boxing back? Think about it.

At heavyweight, Deontay Wilder is the king when Wladimir retires (Wilder could probably even give him a little push into retirement if a bomb lands on the Ukrainian glass jaw).

At cruiserweight and light heavyweight, they haven't taken over yet.

At super middleweight, Ward and the Dirrell Bros. are just levels above the rest, pure American dominance, although it's a bit too early to rank Anthony yet.

At middleweight, we don't know. Why are so many people so sure that Golovkin would beat Quillin? Quillin got more skills and power than anyone Golovkin has fought and look how often Golovkin got hit against Murray and how it made him pick a soft opponent right after (Willie Monroe) in order to regain some confidence in his skills. Right now, Golovkin most likely rules, but not surely. If we can call this division Golovkin's territory, we might as well also call it Quillin's territory.

Light middleweight, welterweight, you name, the smaller weights are absolutely dominated by American fighters like Mayweather, Broner, Crawford, etc. Floyd schooled Canelo the LMW king.

Half and half.

Quillin would get beat by GGG. GGG was getting hit by Murray but watch the replays, he didn't care and wanted to get Murray to open up.