Countries with poor boxing tradition

[TitoFan]

Oh man how many angles can you come at this . Good topic! Off the top maybe a Hungary who literally force retired a potential 'great' in Papp? Maybe places like Iceland and Norway similarly. Hey..throw in Thailand where it seems similar or Argentina in fighters who can come out and be a pleasant tough surprise but any Country that lets a guy fight under 101 gym aliases and pure number of 40-0 guys fighting 'debut' types gets the nod.

Ahh... there you go. Forgot about the Nordic countries. Not just Norway, but Sweden, Finland.
The region in general has pretty negligible boxing history.
That in itself is a mystery as well.

Oh, please don't get me started on 40-0 guys fighting 'debut' types.
That's another road altogether and another thread.

[Master]

Oh man how many angles can you come at this . Good topic! Off the top maybe a Hungary who literally force retired a potential 'great' in Papp? Maybe places like Iceland and Norway similarly. Hey..throw in Thailand where it seems similar or Argentina in fighters who can come out and be a pleasant tough surprise but any Country that lets a guy fight under 101 gym aliases and pure number of 40-0 guys fighting 'debut' types gets the nod.

Ahh... there you go. Forgot about the Nordic countries. Not just Norway, but Sweden, Finland.
The region in general has pretty negligible boxing history.
That in itself is a mystery as well.

Oh, please don't get me started on 40-0 guys fighting 'debut' types.
That's another road altogether and another thread.

Sweden banned boxing for a number of years so need to catch up.

[holmcall]

The Mid East features great weight lifters and wrestlers, but boxers not so much. Turkey is an exception to same extent. I have never heard of a Libyan boxer.

Nigeria, South Africa, and Ghana have a great legacy but some of the other African countries don't seem to have one. Maybe Uganda as Idi Amin boxed when he wasn't killing.

[TitoFan]

All great finds.

But why are some large, resourceful countries totally devoid of any boxing tradition and/or history?

The Nordic countries... Brazil... France... to name a few.

India's large and populated, but poor. Like @Alpha said, it may not seem like a viable livelihood for many.

[holmcall]

All great finds.

But why are some large, resourceful countries totally devoid of any boxing tradition and/or history?

The Nordic countries... Brazil... France... to name a few.

India's large and populated, but poor. Like @Alpha said, it may not seem like a viable livelihood for many.

Not Brazil. It has a fie tradition beginning with Eder Jofe and Popo ad many others. Plus the women have the moss succulent asses in the universe.

[TitoFan]

All great finds.

But why are some large, resourceful countries totally devoid of any boxing tradition and/or history?

The Nordic countries... Brazil... France... to name a few.

India's large and populated, but poor. Like @Alpha said, it may not seem like a viable livelihood for many.

Not Brazil. It has a fie tradition beginning with Eder Jofe and Popo ad many others. Plus the women have the moss succulent asses in the universe.

Given Brazil's size, I'm sure their per capita number of boxing champions is abysmal.
Again... when compared to Argentina they pale in comparison.
However, the per capita succulent asses ration is admittedly (and deliciously) out of this world.