What can the americans do to bring their american-level amatuer boxers...

Dont forget Bradley taking Witters belt.

 

My dad can beat up your dad.

 

James DeGale was given one of the most blatant gift decisions in the history of Olympic Boxing when he fought the Cuban Correa in the final in Beijing , then he acuses Correa of " biting " him , lmao , ****ing loser . ¿ Where is him now ? : fighting Polish cab drivers on the Euro " Bum " circuit . . Peace .

 

who wants to bet that the American Olympians of this year have more success than any other team in the pros? and like all the other eastern euro's who do well in the ams the eastern euros of these games will be afraid to turn pro and remain ams til their early 30's going for another olympics until we never hear of them again??

ams have basically become irrellevant to pro success due to the shitty format. you can kick someones ass with 20 hayemakers and in the process take 21 shots that are shoeshining pitty pats and lose.....this is why all these eastern euro am stars never become **** as pros because they master the ***** am system of shoeshining to victory that has no success at the pro level.

ps: american is still dominating boxing like it has for over a hundred years.....it's so bad that you can't even compare another country to America you have to combine the whole rest of the world together as one country and America is still superior!!! Look at the top 50 fighters of all time, 80% American, 20% entire rest of the world combined. Even today: most champs by far= America, most p4p fighters by far= America. Just because am boxing has become a shoeshining contest that produces bad habits detrimental to the pro game doesn't mean **** when it comes to pro fighters.....look at all the great mexican and PR fighters.....almost none of them even made the Olympics.

 

^^ Haha!

I knew this thread would descend into this

 

Best post of the thread.

 

Jesus, us Brits try to have a friendly conversation about possible reasons American amatuer boxers have gone downhill, and all the butthurt yanks do is mention british glass and pro boxing

 

:happy

 

It's a big job, but a simple one.

1. Introduce Boxing to schools, boys clubs etc.
2. Run courses to increase the quality of coaches. Far too easy to be a coach these days.
3. Push for a change in Olympic Boxing scoring. Body punches should be given more respect etc.
4. Filter the Golden Gloves tournaments. If you're crap, you aren't invited.
5. Bring in Olympic coaches who have the fundamentals down. Roach can't even teach inside defense.
6. Stop yapping about the past. You need a total over hall.

 

:deal

 

defect to Cuba, or make amateur cubans get naturalized in a blink of an eye.

 

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there does seem to be many americans on here who seem to get a little touchy about their declline in boxing now it has become a global sport with tougher drugs testing. fortunately, one or two are still able to debate without ranting and shedding tears.

 

The Yanks only actually lost to a handful of euros didn't they?

Some were unlucky to lose actually...and they ones that did lost to an Indian, a Cuban, an Australian and some lost to the Central Asian fighters..certainly not all against Euros.

Judging by some of the names of Russian dudes that bested their Seppo opponants..they sound like they are from Chechyna or around there anyway.

U.S still dominating the all time Olympic medal count...but the game has changed a lot and America hasn't moved with it...but then again the game might change again, which I think could help the U.S.
Either way the culture of American boxing centres around pro success and will for a long time.