http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=745OHwMdpY0 This one fight here is Luis Arias a young boxer from our boxing gym here in Milwaukee. Check it out and check out all the other USA vs PR matches from Philly. They're on Youtube:good
...So no one cares about amateur prospects? The only way this sport will resurrect itself in terms of grooming potential ATG boxers is if we start paying attention to the amateurs. The weak amateurs EQUALS one of the main problems in boxing which is the thinning of talent in this sport!
I've seen the video, but those guys aren't the ones representing PR in the upcoming Olympics...those are the guys who didn't make it ,fighting the Americans who did.
good post:good THANK YOU:yep You just lead me on a journey towards some interesting amateur action and not just US vs PR :happy I encourage others to take a look:good
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I stumbled on Aujee Tyler vs Daryl Little and saw a nice little amateur scrap. Would be willing to watch either kid again:yep Liked the little flair to Tyler as he adjusted to a tough style match. Like a little pit bull
