For those of you dissing the american amateur boxing

[donnydarkoIRL]

All of the American amateur team will make good pros.

[RozzySean]

All of the American amateur team will make good pros.

At least decent pros. I would expect American amateurs to be generally better making the transition to the pro's than our counterparts overseas. Most gyms teach a more pro-friendly style.

[RozzySean]

Warren and Andrade are both way better suited for the pro game and I expect good things from both of them.

[Plopeater]

It wasn't the best olympic year for the US but as Khan and Harrison did well but not at pro level

[RozzySean]

It wasn't the best olympic year for the US but as Khan and Harrison did well but not at pro level

When all is said and done, Andrade will have a better pro career than Amir Khan. It will help him that he's not going to get overhyped, and I hope he doesn't get overprotected. I'm not predicting he's going to end up P4P, but I doubt he'll end up a 1 round KO victim against the first decent matchup of his career.

[DaxxKahn]

It is the Olympic team and the way they run the camp that seems to be the problem.....Not the fighters themselves...They need to allow these guys to have their regular trainers with them..

[RozzySean]

It is the Olympic team and the way they run the camp that seems to be the problem.....Not the fighters themselves...They need to allow these guys to have their regular trainers with them..

Wasn't that a big problem for Calvin Brock? He wanted to use his regular training regimen, but the olympic coaches use a one-size-fits-all approach?