Amateur champions that would've changed the middleweight era of 90's

They didn't turn pro but they were truly talented.

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( multiple olympic and world champion at mw - between 92' and 98' )

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(2 times world champion at light mw - 93'-95') Romania

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(olympic gold & bronze medalist at lightmw-96'-2000)

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(1991 world amateur champioship, silver medal, light mw)

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(olympic gold medalist in 2000 at mw )

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(1996 olympic silver medalist at light mw)

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These fighters would've been a great addition to the middleweight era of the 90's at pros. :good

 

yeah , the cuban fighters and the fighters from soviet countries would've changed the history of boxing as pros back then.

 

Yeah , great fighter indeed.

 

Well it was very difficult almost impossible for the greatest cuban and soviet amateur fighters from the 70' , 80' and 90' to turn pro in those eras. Mostly because the american promoters didn't care about them and they found more easy to get some afro-american, mexican or puerto rican fighters to hype them and build them as boxing stars.

 

very good infos Aqua:good

 

GG is 38, so he would've competed at 160 against Taylor, Hopkins, Winky Wright, Pavlik, Joppy. Maybe aside Hopkins , I think he would've beaten the rest of them.

 

we will never know but if these guys like Ariel Hernández, Francisc Vaștag, Yermakhan Ibraimov, Aleksandr Lebziak, Jorge Gutiérrez and Alfredo Duverge would've turned pro back then in 90's some of these names like McClellan, McCallum, Joppy, Nunn, Toney, Hopkins, RJJ, Nigel Benn, Eubank and Collins would've not be rated as the best middleweights of the 90's.:nod