Which country produces the toughest fighters?

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  1. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    Duran was ashamed of his Mexican heritage.:yep
     
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  2. BigReg

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    Good choice
     
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  3. TFFP

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    I would say Iceland

    They have 100% record of producing fighters that have never been hurt and are unbeaten.
     
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    :rofl
     
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  5. TRUEBELIEVER 66

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    United states-without doubt...

    Asia-produces the toughest most skilled fighters in the Martial arts..

    Africa has produced some fighters as tough as hell also, Azumah Nelson, Sam Peter, and Josh Clotty just to name a few..

    Soviet Bloc fighters-Russians are tough ****ers too..
     
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  6. BigReg

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    What's so funny?
     
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  7. TRUEBELIEVER 66

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    :good YUP..
     
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  8. saul_ir34

    saul_ir34 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Toughest - i would say Mexico although if it was race i would say Latinos
    Skilled - Definately Cuba
    Most popular - well obviously Americans
     
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  9. realsoulja

    realsoulja Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Greatest Boxers -Mexico

    Greatest Fighters - ?
     
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  10. JM22

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    Mexico.
     
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  11. The Funny Man 7

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    Another vote for Argentina
     
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  12. jeffradka

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    I'd have to say Mexico, and America in the past but not so much as of late unfortunately for us yanks.
     
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  13. Atritionist

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    The toughest fighters are produced in Mexico.
    Like Angelo Dundee said when asked who was the toughest fighter he's seen, " no question Julio Cesar Chavez is the toughest!" even tougher than... " he's the toughest!"

    When do you see a Mexican back-peddling in a fight, **** no! They grind it out and bang giving their all in that ring.

    Pinoys have been showing some great toughness lateley as well. especially in Pacquiao using his tough chin as his defense. Luisito Espinoza was another tough Pinoy.
     
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  14. faisal

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    yeah he was lucky but some one who was not as fortunate was his stablemate John O'donnel he got KO'd in 2 by a little known journeyman who was outboxed by chavez jr:patsch (a kid who has absolutely no ammature pedegree)
     
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  15. ron u.k.

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    mexico
     
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