If the Klitschkos were American, would they get more praise/respect?

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Originally Posted by CFH

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Originally Posted by Fenster

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Originally Posted by Youngblood

Canabrit.

I decided any time this arguement comes up, that is how I'll address him. I'll accept Britadian too.

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;D

Born and raised for 13 years in London, England

Lets just call him a Londoner.

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;)

Not that I actually give a shit.

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agreed. who gives a shit He has roots in England, he has roots in Canada. He was born in England. If he wants to impress the Brits, then hell yeah he'll say that's where his heart is. I always supported him cause of his Canadian roots, That gold medal was awesome, as far as I'm concerned he was on our team then.

....I thought Lennox was Jamaican??? ;D


Ja'makin me crazy Lennox! :wackomz4:

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Originally Posted by Lyle

....I thought Lennox was Jamaican??? ;D


Ja'makin me crazy Lennox! :wackomz4:

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yeah, his parents were Jamaican, so I guess those are the real roots.

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Originally Posted by Fenster

For sure.

Although names like Hank and Chuck would make them more popular than Warren and Vernon.

Sven Ottke would be considered an all-time great if from the States.

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Well Calzaghe ducked him for a reason

if the klitschko were american I think they'd be promoted better. Espn would cover their fights, they'd be expose to the public a lot more in AMERICA.

Marketed better perhaps, promoted better, doubtful

if both Klits were Americans theyll be defensive line backers now in nfl or power forwards in the nba.. Boxing would be out of the picture..

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Originally Posted by antimoron

if both Klits were Americans theyll be defensive line backers now in nfl or power forwards in the nba.. Boxing would be out of the picture..

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That's an extremely good point.