Which country outside of the U.S. has the best top fighters?

5 countries, 5 top fighters from each one of them:

Puerto Rico- Juan Manuel Lopez, Miguel Cotto, Roman Martinez, Ivan Calderon, Kermit Cintron

Germany- Marco Huck, Felix Sturm, Arthur Abraham, Robert Stieglitz, Wladimir Klitschko

Japan- Toshiaki Nishioka, Daiki Kameda, Koki Kameda, Hozumi Hasegawa, Takashi Uchiyama

Mexico- Humberto Soto, Fernando Montiel, Juan Manuel Marquez, Israel Vasquez, Giovanni Segura

United Kingdom- Ryan Rhodes, David Haye, Carl Froch, Amir Khan, Ricky Hatton

 

I was hoping to avoid too much knit picking. The Klitschko's have fought most of their fights in Germany, while each fighting only once in Ukraine. They have spent the majority of their lives as German citizens. I threw Kermit Cintron in with Puerto Rico as well.

Also, I could have included many more fighters from all of the above mentioned countries, but the focus is on the top fighters throughout the world, and each country can only have so many of those.

 

But he is now German. The debate here is meant to be which one of these countries has the top fighters. The debate seems to be over citizenship. Ukraine and Bosnia aren't entering any boxing discussions of current great fighters anytime soon. Many Mexican fighters currently reside in California. So what. Their affiliation with Mexico is enough for the purpose of this thread. The German fighters' affiliation with Germany is also more than sufficient. For the German fighters who weren't born there, too bad, they're there now. I hardly ever go to the place I was born. I don't remember the incident, and it has nothing to do with my current life.

 

Well ****, if everybody else is going to knit pick, I might as well too. Wladimir was born in Kazakhstan.

 

Wrong. That's what you get for knit picking. Now stop whining.