What country has produced the best all around fighters during the past 60 years?

[Mr140]

Well if you look at how good the Champions are though Tito US wins i mean all you got to do is look at the ATG top 10 for most people do you ever see a PR no but i see alot of americans though you may have us on per capa but i think that the US makes the better champions tell you truth Most of the time i would think the US comes out on top like Bernard over Tito or my favorite PR fighter Benitez getting beat by my favorite fighter peroid Sugar Ray Leonard so i would say the USA has the most and the best i mean all the most known and greats have come from here.

[TitoFan]

Well if you look at how good the Champions are though Tito US wins i mean all you got to do is look at the ATG top 10 for most people do you ever see a PR no but i see alot of americans though you may have us on per capa but i think that the US makes the better champions tell you truth Most of the time i would think the US comes out on top like Bernard over Tito or my favorite PR fighter Benitez getting beat by my favorite fighter peroid Sugar Ray Leonard so i would say the USA has the most and the best i mean all the most known and greats have come from here.

Oh... it's you again.

The point I was making was about number of champions, both absolute and on a per capita basis. On the matter of quality of champions, I'm afraid I have no statistical data. By the way... when you say "American", be more specific, as the term American applies to anyone who inhabits the North, Central, or South American countries.

As to your point that the U.S. has produced quality champions? Of course. When you've had over 400 world champions in the course of boxing history, you're bound to have quite a few ATGs.

None of that changes the fact that Puerto Rico, given its small size and population, is an international hotbed of boxing champions. And none of that belittles or diminishes any other country's boxing history or accomplishments.