Strongest country by division?

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  1. *BOX_FAN*

    *BOX_FAN* Well-Known Member Full Member

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    What are the strongest countries in every division? And which of them does rule the division most?
     
  2. damian38

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    WW- USA

    HW- Ukraine
     
  3. Cletis VanDamme

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    WW America

    MW is Golovkin's
     
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    Badbot You can just do things.

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    The Brits have a ton of top tier fighters at MW. But all in all it´s a very diverse division.
     
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    Ok, it's diverse, still, he'll beat them all.
     
  6. qwertyblahblah

    qwertyblahblah Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This is my only chance to be patriotic: Canada is loaded at light heavy with Stevenson, Pascal, and Bute in the top 10.
     
  7. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    Super Bantamweight- Mexico
    Bantamweight- Japan
    Junior Bantamweight- Mexico/Thailand
    Flyweight- Mexico
    Light Flyweight- Mexico
    Minimumweight- Japan/South Africa

    Most of the divisions have great diversity among the top fighters.
     
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    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    Bute is not in the top 50 at LHW, dude.
     
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    qwertyblahblah Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He's definitely above Cleverly ;)
     
  10. DirtyDan

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    HW- eastern European with Ukraine and Russia
    CW- If you count Hernanez as German, then Germany
    LHW- Diverse
    SMW- Diverse
    MW- Diverse
    LMW- USA
    WW- USA
    JWW- USA
    LW- Diverse
    SFW- Japan
    FW- Diverse
    SBW- Diverse
    BW- Japan
    SFW- Japan
    FW- Japan
    LFW- Philippines
    SW- Japan
     

  11. Why because Clev took a beating against Kov.. still wasn't has bad as the beating Froch put on Bute, now that was a beat down.
     
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    qwertyblahblah Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Bute's defence and counterpunching skill makes him a far superior boxer to Cleverly. Obviously Bute doesn't have a solid chin, but I'd still pick him to beat Cleverly decidedly.

    But don't think I care about defending Bute so much. I was being sarcastic about rooting for Canadian boxers. I think nationalism in sport is embarrassing.
     
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    Mexico is very well represented at 126: Mares, Gonzalez, Ponce.

    Although Macklin was recently murdered by GGG, he's still a dangerous contender. When you factor in that many feel Murray beat Sergio and Barker is now top 3 in the division, the Brits have a strong hold on the division, albeit only for as long as GGG is merciful.
     
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    Hvy: USSR
    200: EU
    175: USSR
    168: USA
    160: USSR
    154: USA
    147: USA
    140: USA
    135: USA
    130: Japan
    126: Indonesia
    122: Mexico
    118: Japan
    115: Japan
    112: Japan
    108: Japan
    105: Japan
     
  15. alakran

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    :dealAren't Mexicans the ones with the most belts?