Best Olympics For Producing Pro Talent?

[danamba7]

Saw a tweet earlier showing the medalists of Athens 2004 which included Yuriorkis Gamboa, Amir Khan, Alexander Povetkin, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Gennady Golovkin, Andre Dirrell & Andre Ward. Is there any that can beat this array of talent?

[Loynesy]

the American team of '84 is legendary

[Sklar]

the American team of '84 is legendary

And don't forget Lenny also boxed in that Olympics, so I think '84 will struggle to be bested.

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

The US team of 76 was pretty superb as well.

[Boxing Prospect]

The US team of 76 was pretty superb as well.

That's what first came to mind

[gobbles]

Montreal 1976: Leonard, the Spinks brothers, John Tate, Mike McCallum, Cornelius Boza-Edwards, Trevor Berbick, Colin Jones, Pat Cowdell, Howard Davis, Rene Weller, Clinton McKenzie

[bennie]

The 76' Games also featured later world champions such as Leo Randolph, Carlos Santos, Payao Poontarat, Charlie Magri, Eleoncio Mercedes, Fully Obel and Chan-Hee Park.

[reggaereggae]

I liked Seoul 1988, Lewis, Bowe, Mercer, Roy Jones, Woodhall, Laurent Boudouani off the top of my head.

I will come back with a full list!

[Monte Fisto]

the American team of '84 is legendary

Yes this, me thinks

[Andrew]

2004 had Khan GGG Ward Rigo Povetkin and Gamboa getting medals