BitPlayer wrote: ↑18 Jan 2018, 12:52
Well western Europe, specifically the UK, lead the world in paper champions. The Soviet countries are awesome if you like like guys with skill and power, who look great going up, but fail as soon as they're up against it. American is the place to be for guys with all the ability, who's careers get derailed by the buffet. And East Asia is the best for tiny guys that make up for their lack of defender by punching chuck out of each other in till they are shot.
I don't know about that. Paper Champions come from all over. Western Europe does seem as if they'll celebrate a Paper Title win with equal fervor as they will a True World Title though for some weird reason though.
But I suppose that's a comment on the fans enthusiasm which is one of the things making Boxing a hotbed in that region, which is certainly not a bad thing.
BitPlayer wrote: ↑18 Jan 2018, 12:52
Well western Europe, specifically the UK, lead the world in paper champions. The Soviet countries are awesome if you like like guys with skill and power, who look great going up, but fail as soon as they're up against it. American is the place to be for guys with all the ability, who's careers get derailed by the buffet. And East Asia is the best for tiny guys that make up for their lack of defender by punching chuck out of each other in till they are shot.
I don't know about that. Paper Champions come from all over. Western Europe does seem as if they'll celebrate a Paper Title win with equal fervor as they will a True World Title though for some weird reason though.
But I suppose that's a comment on the fans enthusiasm which is one of the things making Boxing a hotbed in that region, which is certainly not a bad thing.
Honestly the whole thing was meant to be pretty obvious tongue in cheek, with totally strechted and OTT stereotypes.
My main problem with Brittish fighters is hardly any can use angles.