Germans with Glass Jaws

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Predator, Mar 12, 2011.


  1. Predator

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    Alexander Dimitrenko

    Robert Stieglitz

    Steffen Kretschmann

    Konstantin Airich

    Thomas Ulrich

    Andreas Sidon
     
  2. madballster

    madballster Loyal Member Full Member

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    Marcus Beyer

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  3. Predator

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    Beyer is retired is he not? He was packing some fine ass China though.
     
  4. TommyV

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    Nice geography, ****.
     
  5. Predator

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    Expand on that please.
     
  6. TommyV

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    Dimitrenko is not German. Just because he gained German citizenship doesn't make him German when he has - as far as I know - no German blood, was born in Ukraine and lived there till he was 18.
     
  7. Predator

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    I thought you would say that. He is a German citizen. He is German-Ukrainian and could also feature in the upcoming Ukrainian Glass Jaw thread.
     
  8. madballster

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    If you see it like that, then here's a list of fighters that have a German passport but are not really German by your definition:

    Luan Krasniqi
    Oktay Urkal
    Felix Sturm
    Marco Huck
    Arthur Abraham
     
  9. Predator

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    Germany sure does like to import fighters.
     
  10. madballster

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    Germans love importing their boxers and prostitutes from (South) Eastern Europe.
     
  11. AfaRon81

    AfaRon81 New Member Full Member

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    that isn't quite right! some german boxers
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    Juergen Braehmer - 100% german

    Sebastian Sylvester - 100% german

    Sebastian Zbik - 100% german

    Steffen Kretschmann - 100% german

    Felix Sturm - born and raised in Germany, parents from bosnia

    Firat Arslan - born and raised in Germany, Turkish parents

    Marco Huck - born in jugoslavia, raised in Germany, he started boxing in germany- began as child/teenager

    Arthur Abraham - born in armenia,he started boxing in germany- began as teenager

    Karo Murat bor in irak, raised in Germany, he started boxing in germany- began as teenager

    Konstantin Airich - born in kazakhstan, raised in Germany,he started boxing in germany- began as child/ teenager

    Luan Krasniqi - born in jugoslavia, raised in Germany, he started boxing in germany- began as child/ teenager

    Dimitri Sartison - born in kazakhstan, raised in Germany, he started boxing in germany- began as child/teenager

    Robert Stieglitz - born in russia, he started his pro career in germany
     
  12. TommyV

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    They should make you a full Chinchecker. You already have the boxing knowledge of the likes of Rico, i.e. none.
     
  13. Kalasinn

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    They won't make him a Chinchecker, because he knows Wlad has a fragile mandible, whereas the official Chincheckers are in denial, since they are all fans of Wlad.
     
  14. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This is the worst thread in existence und you are an ignorant ****.

    As of 2005 10.144.000 (TEN MILLION! Total population: ~82 million making foreign born citizen 12,31% of total population - almost the exact number of the US) foreign born citizen mainly from Turkey, Yugoslavia (Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia), Russia and so on live in Germany. How's that "importing" when these immigrants came voluntarily?

    I apologize for bothering you with facts but let me advise you to log of off and to seriously consider no comeback.
     
  15. DOUG QUAID

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    Germany loves to import their glass