An observation: Most good white boxers come from countries with strict gun laws

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[Motorcity Cobra]

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[Motorcity Cobra]

This is a legitimate thread. Nothing racist about it

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This is a legitimate thread. Nothing racist about it

I suppose wondering why White boxers seem to be better outside of America than in America is a legit topic, but given NSB's nature, it just can't handle it.

[jmrf4435]

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[Motorcity Cobra]

I suppose wondering why White boxers seem to be better outside of America than in America is a legit topic, but given NSB's nature, it just can't handle it.

Exactly!!!

[Teetotaler]

So......there should be more Dylan roofs?

[Check_hooks]

I think this has more to do with white guys wanting to play other sports

Dudes like Gordon Haywood and JJ Watt make 10's of millions a year, only like 2-3 people in the sport of boxing might make that this year

[Tomjas]

Ok, I'll take the issue seriously and answer with reference to Australia, a country with strict gun laws, great sporting pedigree and high % of whites.

We hardly produce any decent boxers and the reason is simple i.e. boxing is so far down the list of priorities for elite junior athletes that the participation numbers would not even register as a blip on the radar and it has nothing to do with how people defend themselves.

Furthermore, the major sporting codes are extremely aggressive when it comes to identifying these kids and take them out of the system before boxing even becomes an option

Take my son as an example.

He is a state basketballer and rugby player

He has been offered full scholarships to private schools for basketball and rugby plus we have also been approached by one of the major Australian Rules clubs for entry into their academy despite the fact that he has never played the game.

He is 11!

Given that, the chances of kids like him taking up boxing at a reasonable age are somewhere between nil and zero.

If Australia happens to produce a top white boxer, it is an anomaly and nothing to do with gun control

Generally, they are someone that has fallen in with a mentor (e.g. Fenech/Lewis) who gives them some direction via boxing rather than via design

[BigZ44]

Wait, so which countries are you referring to and what are their specific gun laws and how do they compare to other countries?