If Russian boxers cant compete at the Olympics... will they instead turn pro?

Welterweight
[url]Andrey Zamkovoy[/url] - Won gold at world amateur championships. Very tall ( 6'1" ) for the weight, older. A south paw. Now is his time to go pro.


Middleweight
[url]Gleb Bakshi[/url] - Won gold at world amateur championships. Age 24, he's skilled but has limited power. Might not fit the pro game.

At heavy there's not much. Babbin his okay. The future at heavy for Russia is Alexey Dronov. He's 17, and has won 4 gold medals already, including the world jr 's. However its very hard to say how a teenager can do vs grown men at super heavy. He's won't go pro, but could develop into a force in 3 years.

 

How many Olympics have ever been cancelled?

Certainly won't come close to happening over a flu.