Top 10 Strongest boxing nations in order?

overall were a top 5 nation in amateur boxing and currently have 2 pro world champions, not bad for 6 million

 

Instead of gents making their own list, they are happy with trying to tear down the TS's list. MAKE YO OWN DAM LIST!!

 

ok what do you want? an amateur list,a pro list or an overall list?

 

I would like a professional list please, thank you.:yep

 

Because Russia has 6 world champs, England have only 2 so yeah...

 

PfP the state of Michigan is the greatest boxing state of all time.

 

atsch

 

U.S. being the top boxing nation is supposed to be some sort of accomplishment I gather? They have been participating since it's inception and have exponentially more registered pro's and events along with a financially based infrastructure and support system to ensure continued success.

The fact that they do not do MUCH better is actually suprising considering all their intrinsic advantages.

 

What a Shathole.

 

Six? Name them please.

 

What???

Their only world champion is Andy Lee and he's actually British! Their next best boxer is O'Sullivan and he's a journeyman.

I don't count amateurs because well, they are amateurs. Amateur boxing is ****. Come back when you prove it in the pros.



1 - USA
2 - Mexico
3 - UK
4 - Russia
5 - Japan
6 - Cuba
7 - Ukraine
8 - Thailand
9 - Phillipines
10 - Germany


I put UK higher because, unlike say Japan which has solid boxers in the lower divisions, the UK has world level fighters in just about every division.

 

I'll go ahead and take Mayweather out of the equation to make things interesting.

1. Mexico
Elite: Juan Francisco Estrada, Saul Alvarez, Juan Manuel Marquez, Leo Santa Cruz, Jhonny Gonzalez

Honorable mentions: Francisco Rodriguez Jr., Giovani Segura, Edgar Sosa, Abner Mares, Carlos Molina, Carlos Cuadras, Gilberto Ramirez Sanchez, Miguez Vazquez, Raymundo Beltran, Orlando Salido, Felipe Orucuta, Adrian Hernandez, Moises Fuentes

2. USA
Elite: Danny Garcia, Bernard Hopkins, Timothy Bradley, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia

Honorable mentions: Brian Viloria, Keith Thurman, Shawn Porter, Lamont Peterson, Anthony Dirrell, Peter Quillin, Austin Trout

3. United Kingdom
Elite: Carl Froch, Kell Brook, Amir Khan

Honorable mentions: Jamie McDonnell, George Groves, Martin Murray, James DeGale, Carl Frampton, Scott Quigg, Tyson Fury

4. Cuba
Elite: Guillermo Rigondeaux, Erislandy Lara, Yoan Pablo Hernandez

Honorable mentions: Richar Abril, Rances Barthelemy, Yuriorkis Gamboa, Mike Perez (?)

5. Russia
Elite: Sergey Kovalev, Alexander Povetkin,

Honorable mentions: Artur Beterbiev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich, Denis Lebedev, Grigory Drozd, Matt Korobov, Khabib Allakhverdiev

6. Japan
Elite: Naoya Inoue, Akira Yaegashi, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka

Honorable mentions: Katsunari Takayama, Takasha Miura, Tomoki Kameda

7. Argentina
Elite: Omar Narvaez, Marcos Maidana, Lucas Matthysse

Honorable mentions: Juan Carlos Reveco, Diego Chaves

8. Ukraine
Elite: Wladimir Klitschko, Vasyl Lomachenko

Honorable mentions: Vyacheslav Glazkov, Viktor Postol

9. Thailand
Elite: Amnat Ruenroeng

Honorable mentions: Moruti Mthalane, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, Knockout CP Freshmart

(I do not count Wanheng Menayothin. At least, Freshmart beat Carlos Buitrago.)

10. Philippines
Elite: Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes

Honorable mentions: Malcolm Tunacao


I went with Mexico for its insane depth.

 

I think Mthalane might be surprised to find out he's a Thai fighter.

 

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