American boxing

They are on diet

 

should they be in there all the time??

 

Dawson, Bradly, Pavlik, berto are good fighters.

Mayweather will come back and Hopkins is still one of the best fighters p4p.

 

If there were Americans at lower weights... It would probably the guys aging 15-18yrs old to compete.

Seriously Americans are huge in size... So my best is that the lower they can do IMO is Jr Welterweight.

Maybe we should blame Mcdonald and Burger King?

 

They're too busy playing basketball or football to get punched in the face for money.

 

I guess no one cares that the threadstarter is completely full of ****, doesn't know what he's talkinga about, and is straight making **** up.

 

Thats about the only reply needed in this thread

 

It's true American boxing is on the decline though isn't it. I mean just look at the amateurs. How many golds did they pick up at the last Olympics? They used to dominate. I'm not saying American boxing is ruined, or it'll never be as great as it was again, it's just going through a rough patch though.

 

Boxings on it's last legs in America, it's too hard a sport they like the cushy life

 

Wasn't Steve Cunningham the Rings #1 Cruiserweight before losing to Adamek??? And isn't he still the #1 contender behind only Adamek who he lost to in a CLOSE fight??

Oh and isn't an undefeated American fighting Adamek for the title this Saturday??:huh

Also solid prospect/ contenders in BJ Flores and Matt Godfrey.

So the division was great while Calzaghe was the champ and now sucks because he retired???:rofl

No Duddy is Irish from IRELAND!!!!!!! And Pavlik IS THE CHAMPION douche bag.:tong

Paul Williams *****.:smoke

Like he "handed him his ass" the first time they fought?? When Cotto was running for the hills the last few rounds.

Tim Bradley, Kendall Holt, Paulie Malignaggi, Victor Ortiz, Devon Alexander, Mike Alvarado, Lamont Peterson and now Nate Campbell. Damn where are all those Americans.atsch

Juan Diaz:huhEver heard of the guy??

And Valero has yet to have a fight at the weight so not sure how he's on top of a division he's never fought at.

 

Is it so important that every good boxer you like come from your country? I'm not from Panama, but have enjoyed a couple of decades of Roberto Duran. If he was born next door, I don't think I'd have enjoyed him better. Mayweather is from the USA, and I wouldn't walk across the street to see him. Bobby Czyz is a homeboy of mine, but if he never existed , I couldn't have cared less. Boxing in the USA is declining only in comparison to the countrys utter dominance for the last hundred years. If someone would only come along and make the Heavyweights interesting again, I wouldn't care if he was from Mongolia, Scotland, or The Sahara desert.

 

:deal

 

Cuba always dominated the amateur ranks. And America fell off when they changed the scoring system.

Most of the good American amateurs have styles built for the pros like Danny Jacobs. Couldn't get the the olympics but he KO any of the fighters that beat him in the amas.

How many GREAT amateurs make great pros as of late??

 

Where are you from? And why are you starting a **** thread? Why pinpoint america, its just the same with any country..