USA SMWs dont perform in Europe. I bet the USA S6 guys want the rest of fights in USA

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Another petty, ill-informed thread courtesy of a petty, ill-informed poster.

"USA SMWs" are not a homogenuous group, so the fact that one "USA SMW" doesn't perform abroad does not mean that another, different "USA SMW" would not.

Geography had little to do with the horribly overhyped and undertalented Jeff Lacy being given the runaround by a far more seasoned, experienced, proven fighter in Joe Calzaghe.

Quality is what is important, not geography, and like Calzaghe beat Lacy on quality, Andre Ward would beat Carl Froch on quality anywhere on the globe.


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And no, an American hasn't beaten a German on German soil in a long time. But a big part of that is that the German promoters won't let any of their fighters near the best Americans, at least not outside of the Super Six and the Klitschko brothers (who promote themselves). When was the last time a German-based titlist fought an American who was even one of the top 10 Americans in the weight class and it wasn't a mandatory, other than the S6 and the Klitschkos? Of course the Americans aren't going to win when the guys who get a shot over there are third-rate fighters like Tommy Karpency, Danny Santiago, Billy Lyles and Elvin Ayala.

 

You're right, there haven't been. American super middleweights haven't done well in Europe. But European super middleweights haven't done well in the US either. What's the best win you can name for a European over an American in the US at super middleweight? Calzaghe fought Hopkins at LHW. Abraham beat Miranda, big whoop, but if we're not counting South Americans who are based out of the US, then he doesn't count either. Pascal is Canadian.

I mean, I've gone back and looked, and the best win I can find by a European SMW over an American in America is Froch's last second knockout of a shot Jermain Taylor.

 

I have already explained this but you have clearly failed to grasp it, so I will do so again:

"USA SMWs" are not a homogeneous group, so whether Andre Ward would win a fight in Europe is irrelevant to whether this has already been done before.

Do you know what "homogeneous" means?


Your thread is founded on tired, silly stereotypes and generalizations. You betray your own dated, blinkered outlook, it's like 19th century nationalism.