But that would be difficult to document, would it not?
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But that would be difficult to document, would it not?
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Since some of you have actually compiled lists, I'm curious, where does Armenia stand? It has a population of 3 million.
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Can't find much on it. Of course, there is Vic (Armenia or Aussie?), but aside from him. I can't think of any.
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Vic, Arthur Abraham, Koren Ghevor, Susi (female boxer), Yuri Barashian. Vanes Martirosyan prospect.
Can't find much on it. Of course, there is Vic (Armenia or Aussie?), but aside from him. I can't think of any.
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European, Inter-continental, and female champions aside, Armenia has two recognized world champions (Vic and Abraham). With a population of about 3.2 million, this comes out roughly to 0.6 world champs per million people.Vic, Arthur Abraham, Koren Ghevor, Susi (female boxer), Yuri Barashian. Vanes Martirosyan prospect.
Can't find much on it. Of course, there is Vic (Armenia or Aussie?), but aside from him. I can't think of any.
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Cool. I was just trying to come up with countries with small populations and a lot of current champions. Presently, Armenia is producing a lot of world class boxers. Are those the only two champions Armenia has ever produced?European, Inter-continental, and female champions aside, Armenia has two recognized world champions (Vic and Abraham). With a population of about 3.2 million, this comes out roughly to 0.6 world champs per million people.Vic, Arthur Abraham, Koren Ghevor, Susi (female boxer), Yuri Barashian. Vanes Martirosyan prospect.
Can't find much on it. Of course, there is Vic (Armenia or Aussie?), but aside from him. I can't think of any.
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Add two to that list: William Abelyan and Artur Grigorian. Doesn't change much though.European, Inter-continental, and female champions aside, Armenia has two recognized world champions (Vic and Abraham). With a population of about 3.2 million, this comes out roughly to 0.6 world champs per million people.Vic, Arthur Abraham, Koren Ghevor, Susi (female boxer), Yuri Barashian. Vanes Martirosyan prospect.
Can't find much on it. Of course, there is Vic (Armenia or Aussie?), but aside from him. I can't think of any.
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Abelyan's NABO titles don't count as world titles, as these are regional. Grigorian is from Uzbekistan, not Armenia. So the number remains at two. Not bad for a country with 3.2 million people, tho.Add two to that list: William Abelyan and Artur Grigorian. Doesn't change much though.European, Inter-continental, and female champions aside, Armenia has two recognized world champions (Vic and Abraham). With a population of about 3.2 million, this comes out roughly to 0.6 world champs per million people.
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