Nobody Is Going To Beat Vitali Klitschko

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Rico Spadafora, Sep 27, 2009.


  1. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I did explained but you do not want to admit it becuase it does not serve you well. So just because you had a fighter or two from Nicaragua or Panama and it was global?

    Nowadays boxing is global and it means that competitions is stronger.

    Look at your football league. You take players from all over the world. Not just from Ireland and Scotland.
     
  2. TommyV

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    Do you see any champions from Nicaragua nowadays? Boxing has always been global. It's never been confined to the Western world. There's always been plenty of Asian fighters, always plenty of Southern Americans, always plenty of African fighters, and always plenty from the Oceanian continent.
     
  3. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    My definition is to look at the rankings today and show me one heavyweight from South Africa, Argentina or Canada in top 15.

    You did not answer my question about when he fought. If you did tried, you would have answered yourself. People did not travel back then. You could have a great African heavyweight but I would not know about this.

    Williard was good at a local level. Nothing more.
     
  4. Boom_Boom

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    you are aware that there were champions from other countries in this sport back then too, right?
     
  5. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It was not global. Pro boxing was banned in many European countries. How it was global when it was banned and people could not compete? Change the record. Stop embarrassing yourself.
     
  6. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You are not reading! Just do it. You could have a great African and you would not know it because people did not travel much, the sport was not widespread, etc. Some did not even knew about boxing, OK?
     
  7. Boom_Boom

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    Then by this assumption, today's era isnt global either when you got the communist countries like Cuba and China forbidden to compete.
     
  8. pngo

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    Please, just because boxing as become bigger world wide like you say(and imo it's false), it doesn't mean the level of talent has increased, it's actually has gone down(compared to other eras).
     
  9. Boom_Boom

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    and everyone today knows about the sport more now than they did back then? :lol::patsch
     
  10. Ivo

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    Yes, when those countries lift the ban of pro boxing, the era will become stronger. That's how it works. Variety is the key. Mixign things up. It leads to a stronger competition.
     
  11. TommyV

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    It's still banned in Cuba, so what's your point? And how come we have plenty of Cuban's around like Casamayor, both Gamboa's, Lara, Rigondeaux, Gomez etc? People defect. Idiot.
     
  12. Ivo

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    So you have more people today but less talent is what you are saying. How come? People today is less talented according to you. It is hard to understand your logic.
     
  13. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    An idiot cannot understand my point so save your time.
     
  14. TommyV

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    Come again? In English, please, if possible.
     
  15. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In my country poeple start boxing in 60s. Before they did not practice this sport. And yes in 20s they did not practice/know it.