Top Fighter from Countries Around the World?

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  1. la-califa

    la-califa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Who is the Top Fighter from Countries around the World? Canada,Mexico,England, Ect.? Yes this is a Continuation of the Top Fighters in each of the Fifty State's. Might as well finish it out.
     
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  2. la-califa

    la-califa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I have a couple of Fighters: Mexico-Julio Cesar Chavez, USA-Sugar Ray Robinson, Panama-Roberto Duran, Cuba-Kid Gavilan, Puerto Rico- Wilfredo Gomez.
     
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  3. janitor

    janitor VIP Member Full Member

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    Canada, comes down to your pick between Sam Langford and George Dixon. Most people here will likley pick Langford due to familiarity.

    Britain, comes down to Cornwal vs Wales. Bob Fitzsimmons or Jimmy Wilde.

    Cuba, is between Kid Chocolate, Kid Gavilan and Jose Napoles.

    Russia, I think is clear cut for Newsbow Brown.

    Panama, I think most people will pick Duran but Panama Al Brown has a case also.
     
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  4. Loewe

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    Germany - Max Schmeling
    Italy - Nino Benvenuti or Dulloi Loi
    France - Goerge Carpentier or Marcel Cerdan
    Argentina - Carlos Monzon
    Sweden - Ingemar Johansson
    Australia - Les Darcy
    Japan - Fighting Harada
    Brazil - Eder Jofre
    Nigeria - Dick Tiger
    Ukraine - W. Klitschko

    well, should be enough for the beginning.
     
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  5. la-califa

    la-califa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lennox Lewis from Canada or England? I believe born in England, But somehow fought for Canada in the Amatuers. Is that correct?
     
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  6. Loewe

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    Yes, because he lived for a large amount of his youth in the states. His parents are acually from Jamaica but he´s born in London. I would say he´s a Brit.

    Jamaica - Trevor Berbick
     
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  7. janitor

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    He was born in London but emigrated to Canada at a young age and represented Canada in the olympics.

    We would have to clasify him as British for the purpouses of this thread.
     
    janitor, Jul 28, 2008
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  8. Muchmoore

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    Yeah, he moved to Canada when he was 12 I think and lived there until he was in his early 20s. He then moved back to England.
     
    Muchmoore, Jul 28, 2008
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  9. Minotauro

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    Alexis Arguello - Nicaragua
    Joe Walcott - British Guiana
     
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  10. janitor

    janitor VIP Member Full Member

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    I dont think he had to overcome much competition for that.
     
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  11. red cobra

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    Tsolt Erdei is the greatest fighter from Hungary.
     
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  12. OLD FOGEY

    OLD FOGEY Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Brazil--Eder Jofre

    Chile--Arturo Godoy

    Peru--Mauro Mina
     
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  13. la-califa

    la-califa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    OK, Thanks! But wouldn't he have to be a Canadian Citizen in order to represent Canada in the Olympics? Or is he? Yes, But he is considered British for this Thread.
     
    la-califa, Jul 28, 2008
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  14. TommyV

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    Argentina - Carlos Monzon
    Brazil - Eder Jofre
    Panama - Roberto Duran
    Barbados - Joe Walcott
    Virgin Islands - Emile Griffith
    Germany - Max Schmeling
    France - Georges Carpentier
    Mexico - Julio Cesar Chavez
    Nicaragua - Alexis Arguello
    Nigeria - Dick Tiger
    Jamaica - Mike McCallum
    Italy - Duilio Loi
     
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  15. Sam Dixon

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    If Langford is the pick for top spot, which I personally think he is, Jimmy McLarnin could present a great challenge to Dixon for the runner-up spot for Canada.
     
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