The Era of Eastern European domination has begun.

exactly although if anyone will fight ggg it just might be canelo.oscar will try his best to talk canelo out of it lol.

 

Haven't been impressed from what I've seen of Khytrov at pro level so far, he seems to have regressed. I just don't think Chudinov has that much ability.

Egor Mekhontsev is a guy you haven't listed who will probably do well, I think he's training with Roach. There's another LH/CW called Shabranskyy who is attracting attention.

The #2 and #3 HWS Povetkin and Pulev are both Eastern European.

 

I forgot all about Ivan Redkach.
Ukrainian Lightweigt, in my view, future World Champion.

 

add artur bertebiev

 

It won't be domination (probably), but today's situation does show how different pro boxing would have been if the former communistic countries would have competed in it from the start.

I don't really care where a boxer comes from, but I have to admit I kinda like it that most of the new batch are coming from formerly unknown/small boxing countries.

 

Klitschko is already the undisputed HW champ. He holds belts from three major sanctioning bodies(IBF,WBA,WBO) that's all he needs to have undisputed status.

The WBC is a paper title at this point.

 

europeans trying to claim two asians that were born east of iran and saudia arabia as their own.

 

Mikael Zewski is Canadian.

Been hearing about the impending Eastern European domination for 15 odd years, and am still waiting.

They have good fighters, and have had since the wall came down,with a better than average batch coming through now.

America still has about twice the number of title holders as the next most successful nation. (That nation being Japan)

 

But most Americans wouldn't notice anyway because they call them Russians.

 

In that case you would disqualify a whole bunch of American fighters because they all have immigrant roots. Some further down the line, but a whole lot of 2nd or 3rd generation ones.