Cuba is the best

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  1. jase hill

    jase hill Member Full Member

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    For all the success our nations have had we should consider what we might not have achieved had the cubans and dare I say it parts of Europe been invited to the party. Lazlo Papp anyone
     
  2. Excuse me......

    What the hell is this supposed to mean
     
  3. turbina

    turbina Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rasta
     
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    fidel castro has spared ali's life!
     
  5. jase hill

    jase hill Member Full Member

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    Imagine at the end of every olympic games over the last god knows how many years every nation was able to turn pro. Holy **** this would wreck a few history books
     
  6. Ahhhhh ok
     
  7. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Keep in mind that Olympic/Amature secucuess dose not automaticly mean pro secuess.
     
  8. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Is that post supposed to mean anything?
     
  9. jase hill

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    Of course not it does however make you think what would have been. Their has been many who excelled at olympic games but failed at pro level. Think though that the Cubans would have big time impacted on the history of our sport and of course the eastern europeans who were not able to join our prosperous buisness untill recently. Unlike the world series which only America plays in, if the whole world could play boxing would have different heroes
     
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    man_on_the_spot Active Member Full Member

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    you are correct and anybody who denies this is in complete denial. The Cuban and Eastern Europe boxing schools are amonst the very best. The competition was watered down.
     
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    come on the ESB chatroom so I can swear at you!!!!!
     
  12. jase hill

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    Swear away. I will not be offended. You obviously disagree with some thing I said so lets have it
     
  13. Kaki

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    Are you talking about Cuban amateur boxers such as Felix Savon?
     
  14. AbbasKhan6428

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    It was jokes, I'm too drunk now, i dont want a fight
     
  15. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Your right it dose make me think what might have been. Do I think the Cubans and Eastern Europeans would have domatied boxing? No I don't, but they would have been in the mix and would have made the sport more interesting. Your wrong about only America playing in the World Series. The Toronto Blue Jays are a part of MLB they have 2 wins in the World Series in the 90's. Toronto is in Canada.