Europe's finest ever vs the USA's finest of the last 35 years

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ricky while the lesser boxer fights infront of 50k, mayweather gets 10-20.

 

What, it's competely true. Vegas, football stadiums(cowboys being an example), yankee stadium being used for foreman cotto.

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so what? why should the us fighter always get home advantage, why should mayweather only ever fight in his hometown? like i said, if my footy team played every game at home all season......

 

and how many fights have been at dallas?

wembley has 10,000 more seats than there anyway, could do 120,000 for a boxing match

so you are wrong, thanks

 

pac-clottey broke 50K, and Cotto-Chavez is probably gonna be there. TR has just started reopening stadiums for fights, so the sky is the limit.

 

Also Wembley doesnt hold fights like Yankee Stadium or Cowboy Stadium does.

 

Definitely the U.S..

 

You wont get a sensible answer, and then be told that champions from Europe should have fought in America, said with pure arrogance.
I have answered the thread question and proven beyond all doubt with irrefutable facts that Europe would completely dominate America in boxing based on the last 35 years, but they will refuse to believe anything unless said by HBO

 

so no americans fighting then

 

Europe has a good chance, because of Lennox Lewis. He has at worst 50% chance against Tyson, Holmes, Bowe, Holyfield.

 

:deal Its beyond doubt. Proven.

 

His hands were down for the whole fight, friend. I don't care how good your chin is, if you get tagged when you're hands are down, you're done. I saw the fight again a few weeks ago. Lewis was tentative and he didn't do much. Calling it a "slaughter" is a joke. Reallly, just admit that you were wrong and move on.

 

Eerrr isn't MAB Mexican LOL.

Smart guy eh lol

 

His hands were down the whole fight and was therefore getting caught, then was stopped. He beat him to tears, yeah he was mentally unstable but would he have been like that if he was winning? Your reason for it not being a slaughter is that it was a slaughter.

 

I loved Brickhaus's breakdown and would love to see that Tapia vs. Darchinyan fight. Ten years from now, it might be a different story. Kids in poverty areas used to be willing to literally fight their way out. Now it's the NBA or NFL which promise easier paths to a better life. Which way will the last generation of the eastern bloc chose?