How did Ukraine become the kings of boxing

In Rush-A, steroids take you!

 

Haha ya i remember that and the Boston accent derives from the British and Irish accents. You're a dann good dude and posted bro. And as you say, cheers!

 

Yeh they are very good.

 

Asides from it being a tough country to live in Anatoly Lomachenko deserves a lot of credit, he has been involved with the Ukrainian amateur squad and has a unique style of coaching and has created a new style of fighting that is evident especially with Loma and Usyk. I'd love to know more about Anatoly and how he developed such an immense boxing brain

 

Is it fair to say the K2 Bros inspired this generation of Ukrainian champions or do y'all reckon they were just a sign of what's to come?

 

3G is Kazak

but 2Slyk and Nomas are good examples of dominating champions.#

Not sure the K bros are good examples, they needed 2 of them tagteaming o even get close to being a world level force.

 

Chernobyl !
Something ain't right, uysk was born almost 9 months to the day after Chernobyl, if that doesn't raise red flags i don't know what will.
He needs to be gene tested.

 

What’s frightening is that youre actually serious

 

Lol why wouldnt i be

 

You are certainly optimistic, boxing has 18 weight classes , you cover three and say crown me? funny.

 

And at least two of them boxers have connections to Chernobyl!

 

Kovalev is an example of a POS that those guys should not be. A drunken, bigoted, Russian stereotype getting his ass handed to him by people that he feels are inferior (his words, not mine).
The universe is whooping his punk ass. Shout out to Ukraine and all the resistance fighters having to battle it out on their home front with no real news coverage.

 

That’s like saying Infern0121 is not a geographer.

 

ROFL

 

It’s hard for the Cubans to adjust from Communism, absent many basic necessities, to Democracy and an abundance of material excess.

My wife is Cuban. She said an elderly uncle of hers, from Cuba, cried (tears, snot, everything) the first time he set foot in an American grocery store.