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1. USA
2. Mexico
3. Peurto Rico
4. Japan
5. Philippines
6. UK
7. Cuba
8. Argentina
9. Ukraine
10. Russia

No trolls, just opinions!

Is this based on active boxers? If so, my opinion is that Puerto Rico is nowhere near third.

1. USA - Mayweather, Ward, Bradley
2. Mexico - Marquez, Alvarez, Estrada
3. Philippines - Pacquiao, Donaire, Nietes
4. UK - Froch, Brook, Frampton
5. Cuba - Rigondeaux, Lara, Hernandez
6. Japan - Yamanaka, Uchiyama, Yaegashi
7. Argentina - Maidana, Matthysse, Martinez
8. Russia - Kovalev, Provodnikov, Povetkin
9. Ukraine - Klitschko, Lomachenko, Glazkov
10. Canada - Stevenson, Stiverne, Pascal

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11. Germany - Huck, Abraham, Arslan
12. Kazakhstan - Golovkin, Shumenov, Zhakiyanov
13. Puerto Rico - Cotto, Dulorme, Pedraza
14. Nicaragua - Gonzalez

Per capita, you've got to hand it to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. Imagine when all Cubans will be allowed to turn pro. Nation vs nation and yes color vs color have always sold tickets. The US has certainly taken a relative nosedive but still obviously has some very good fighters. Eastern Europeans have some all time greats and those countries joining the pro ranks have changed everything.

1. cuba
2. usa
3. uk
4. russia
5. mexico


considering how small the island is and how many great boxer they got right now. lara, rigondeaux, gamboa, hernandez and a lot of good quality upn comers, all from one tiny island.

usa is always good, always has been this way and always will be. but because of inactivity (ward), dirty hugging wrestling style (mayweather) and overhyped overrated guys (broner & danny) they take a huge hit for second place.

uk is underrated. people only see froch & brook. but uk has a serious amount of quality boxers who could very likly become top 5 in their division like eubank jr and ogogo, some even #1 like big john and luke cambpell.

they are the #1 country when we talk about boxing from LH - HW. povetkin, lebedev, chahkiev, kudryashow, egor, kovalev, beterbiev.

mexico like usa, always good. but with marquez soon retiring and aside canelo no real superstar the future doesnt look so good, compared to the great years when morales, barrera, vasquez, margarito and many more were around.

Horse wrote:1. USA - Mayweather, Ward, Bradley
2. Mexico - Marquez, Alvarez, Estrada
3. Philippines - Pacquiao, Donaire, Nietes
4. UK - Froch, Brook, Frampton
5. Cuba - Rigondeaux, Lara, Hernandez
6. Japan - Yamanaka, Uchiyama, Yaegashi
7. Argentina - Maidana, Matthysse, Martinez
8. Russia - Kovalev, Provodnikov, Povetkin
9. Ukraine - Klitschko, Lomachenko, Glazkov
10. Canada - Stevenson, Stiverne, Pascal

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11. Germany - Huck, Abraham, Arslan
12. Kazakhstan - Golovkin, Shumenov, Zhakiyanov
13. Puerto Rico - Cotto, Dulorme, Pedraza
14. Nicaragua - Gonzalez

very good list

Chepppaaa wrote: very good list

Yes it is good, but Ukraine should be higher. I'd say 7th

ttornado wrote:

Chepppaaa wrote: very good list

Yes it is good, but Ukraine should be higher. I'd say 7th

yeah phillpines only consist of pac and donaire to me, overrated country in boxing.

argentina consist only of matt and maidana, sergio is on his way out.

both country dont have gold or silver medalist upc comers like russia.

russia easily top 5 boxing country, ukraine close, but debatable.

Germany, lol...

Huck is serbian, Arslan/Teper/Murat are turkish, Hammer is romanian, Pianeta is italian, Charr is syrian, Gutknecht/Gerber/Stieglitz are russian, Krasniqi is albanian, Abraham is armenian, Sturm is bosnian, Rahimi is afghan, Culcay is equadorian...

There would be Brähmer, thats it.

Africa has some good boxers, Takam, Mchunu, Makabu, Chilemba, Liebenberg, Oosthuizen, Adama, Clottey, van Heerden, Vetyeka, Mathebula, Butler...

PsychoGamer wrote:Germany, lol...

Huck is serbian, Arslan/Teper/Murat are turkish, Hammer is romanian, Pianeta is italian, Charr is syrian, Gutknecht/Gerber/Stieglitz are russian, Krasniqi is albanian, Abraham is armenian, Sturm is bosnian, Rahimi is afghan, Culcay is equadorian...

There would be Brähmer, thats it.

Africa has some good boxers, Takam, Mchunu, Makabu, Chilemba, Liebenberg, Oosthuizen, Adama, Clottey, van Heerden, Vetyeka, Mathebula, Butler...

To be fair, Gutknecht/Gerber/Stieglitz are all Germans whose ancestors moved to Russia.

PsychoGamer wrote:Africa has some good boxers, Takam, Mchunu, Makabu, Chilemba, Liebenberg, Oosthuizen, Adama, Clottey, van Heerden, Vetyeka, Mathebula, Butler...

Africa is a continent though.....

Taansend wrote:Africa is a continent though.....

And most of those fighters aren't that great either.

More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

How many citizens for one champion?

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 26,563,666 USA
6. 32,050,000 UK
7. 33,333,333 Philippines
8. 40,358,000 Germany
9. 47,933,333 Russia
10. 177,137,62 Canada

Others:

Ukraine (1): Władimir Kliczko
Poland (1): Krzysztof Włodarczyk
Puerto Rico (1): Miguel Cotto
Kazakhstan (1): Giennadij Gołowkin
Dominican Republic (1): Argenis Mendez
Spain (1): Kiko Martinez
Panama (1): Anselmo Moreno
Argentina (1): Omar Andres Narvaez
Thailand (1): Amnat Ruenroeng
Peru (1): Alberto Rossel
South Africa (1): Hekkie Budler

Duch wrote:More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

This info is out of date.

Yeah, it could be.

I don't want to check all of these data and count it again.
But I don't think statistics would be very different. It just shows that Cuba, Mexico and Japan are very strong. Australia - I don't know how much this is fresh and how much this is luck rather than a tendency. The USA is strong but not on the podium.

Tony1244 wrote:Per capita, you've got to hand it to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. Imagine when all Cubans will be allowed to turn pro. Nation vs nation and yes color vs color have always sold tickets. The US has certainly taken a relative nosedive but still obviously has some very good fighters. Eastern Europeans have some all time greats and those countries joining the pro ranks have changed everything.

Mexico is not that small. 120,000,000 people.

Duch wrote:More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

How many citizens for one champion?

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 26,563,666 USA
6. 32,050,000 UK
7. 33,333,333 Philippines
8. 40,358,000 Germany
9. 47,933,333 Russia
10. 177,137,62 Canada

Others:

Ukraine (1): Władimir Kliczko
Poland (1): Krzysztof Włodarczyk
Puerto Rico (1): Miguel Cotto
Kazakhstan (1): Giennadij Gołowkin
Dominican Republic (1): Argenis Mendez
Spain (1): Kiko Martinez
Panama (1): Anselmo Moreno
Argentina (1): Omar Andres Narvaez
Thailand (1): Amnat Ruenroeng
Peru (1): Alberto Rossel
South Africa (1): Hekkie Budler

I like the dedication here, but needs an updated list of champions. Surprised to see Australia so high.

Duch wrote:More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

How many citizens for one champion?

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 26,563,666 USA
6. 32,050,000 UK
7. 33,333,333 Philippines
8. 40,358,000 Germany
9. 47,933,333 Russia
10. 177,137,62 Canada

Others:

Ukraine (1): Władimir Kliczko
Poland (1): Krzysztof Włodarczyk
Puerto Rico (1): Miguel Cotto
Kazakhstan (1): Giennadij Gołowkin
Dominican Republic (1): Argenis Mendez
Spain (1): Kiko Martinez
Panama (1): Anselmo Moreno
Argentina (1): Omar Andres Narvaez
Thailand (1): Amnat Ruenroeng
Peru (1): Alberto Rossel
South Africa (1): Hekkie Budler

i cant understand why everybody is complaining, just because it isnt 100 % update, yet a good interesting state. thanks

Ukraine (2)-Klitschko and Lomachenko

Duch wrote:More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

How many citizens for one champion?

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 26,563,666 USA
6. 32,050,000 UK
7. 33,333,333 Philippines
8. 40,358,000 Germany
9. 47,933,333 Russia
10. 177,137,62 Canada

Others:

Ukraine (1): Władimir Kliczko
Poland (1): Krzysztof Włodarczyk
Puerto Rico (1): Miguel Cotto
Kazakhstan (1): Giennadij Gołowkin
Dominican Republic (1): Argenis Mendez
Spain (1): Kiko Martinez
Panama (1): Anselmo Moreno
Argentina (1): Omar Andres Narvaez
Thailand (1): Amnat Ruenroeng
Peru (1): Alberto Rossel
South Africa (1): Hekkie Budler

I think you have also made a mistake in regards to the population of Canada,
but I do appreciate your effort though

I was bored so I have thrown together a more up to date list of champions listed by nationality.
Not including regular, interim etc..

USA (12): Hopkins, Ward, Dirrell, Mayweather, Andrade, D. Garcia, Peterson, Algeri, Figueroa, Bey, Crawford, M.Garcia

Mexico (7): Molina, J. Gonzalez, Santa Cruz, Caudras, Estrada, Novoa, Rodriguez

Japan (6): Uchiyama, Muira, Yamanaka, Kameda, Kono, Inoue

Cuba (4): Hernandez, Abril, Barthelemy, Rigondeaux

Phillipines (3): Pacquiao, Nietes, Donaire

Russia (3): Lebedev, Kovalev, Gradovich

UK (3): Froch, Brook, Frampton

Ukraine (2): Klitschko, Lomachenko

Canada (2): Stiverne, Stevenson

Germany (2): Huck, Abraham

South Africa (2): Teke, Budler

Nicaragua (1): R. Gonzalez

Argentina (1): Narvaez,

Poland (1): Wlodarczyk

Kazakhstan (1): Golovkin

Pueto Rico (1): Cotto

Australia (1): Soliman

Panama (1): Moreno

Thailand (1): Ruenroeng

Peru (1): Rossel


I would add population stats too but my hand and head both hurt

I'm a troll

keirw wrote:

Duch wrote:More than one champion:

USA (12): Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward, Peter Quillin, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Demetrius Andrade, Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Omar Figueroa, Terence Crawford, Mikey Garcia
Japan (8): Takashi Miura, Takashi Uchiyama, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Tomoki Kameda, Kohei Kono, Akira Yaegashi, Naoya Inoue, Katsunari Takayama
Mexico (8): Carlos Molina, Miguel Vazquez, Jhonny Gonzales, Leo Santa Cruz, CarlosCuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Oswaldo Novoa
Cuba (3): Yoan Pablo Hernandez, Richar Abril, Guillermo Rigondeaux
Russia (3): Sergey Kovalev, Ruslan Provodnikov, Evgeny Gradovich
Philippines (3): Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Donnie Nietes, Francisco Rodriguez Jr
Canada (2): Bermane Stiverne, Adonis Stevenson
Germany (2): Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham
Australia (2): Sakio Bika, Sam Soliman
UK (2): Carl Froch, Paul Butler

How many citizens for one champion?

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 26,563,666 USA
6. 32,050,000 UK
7. 33,333,333 Philippines
8. 40,358,000 Germany
9. 47,933,333 Russia
10. 177,137,62 Canada

Others:

Ukraine (1): Władimir Kliczko
Poland (1): Krzysztof Włodarczyk
Puerto Rico (1): Miguel Cotto
Kazakhstan (1): Giennadij Gołowkin
Dominican Republic (1): Argenis Mendez
Spain (1): Kiko Martinez
Panama (1): Anselmo Moreno
Argentina (1): Omar Andres Narvaez
Thailand (1): Amnat Ruenroeng
Peru (1): Alberto Rossel
South Africa (1): Hekkie Budler

I think you have also made a mistake in regards to the population of Canada,
but I do appreciate your effort though

Of course, a wrong comma

1. 3,722,431 Cuba
2. 11,801,500 Australia
3. 14,799,382 Mexico
4. 15,832,460 Japan
5. 17,713,762 Canada
6. 26,563,666 USA
7. 32,050,000 UK
8. 33,333,333 Philippines
9. 40,358,000 Germany
10. 47,933,333 Russia

keirw wrote:I was bored so I have thrown together a more up to date list of champions listed by nationality.
Not including regular, interim etc..

USA (12): Hopkins, Ward, Dirrell, Mayweather, Andrade, D. Garcia, Peterson, Algeri, Figueroa, Bey, Crawford, M.Garcia

Mexico (7): Molina, J. Gonzalez, Santa Cruz, Caudras, Estrada, Novoa, Rodriguez

Japan (6): Uchiyama, Muira, Yamanaka, Kameda, Kono, Inoue

Cuba (4): Hernandez, Abril, Barthelemy, Rigondeaux

Phillipines (3): Pacquiao, Nietes, Donaire

Russia (3): Lebedev, Kovalev, Gradovich

UK (3): Froch, Brook, Frampton

Ukraine (2): Klitschko, Lomachenko

Canada (2): Stiverne, Stevenson

Germany (2): Huck, Abraham

South Africa (2): Teke, Budler

Nicaragua (1): R. Gonzalez

Argentina (1): Narvaez,

Poland (1): Wlodarczyk

Kazakhstan (1): Golovkin

Pueto Rico (1): Cotto

Australia (1): Soliman

Panama (1): Moreno

Thailand (1): Ruenroeng

Peru (1): Rossel


I would add population stats too but my hand and head both hurt

Ok then.

USA (12): Hopkins, Ward, Dirrell, Mayweather, Andrade, D. Garcia, Peterson, Algeri, Figueroa, Bey, Crawford, M.Garcia
Mexico (7): Molina, J. Gonzalez, Santa Cruz, Caudras, Estrada, Novoa, Rodriguez
Japan (6): Uchiyama, Muira, Yamanaka, Kameda, Kono, Inoue
Cuba (4): Hernandez, Abril, Barthelemy, Rigondeaux
Phillipines (3): Pacquiao, Nietes, Donaire
Russia (3): Lebedev, Kovalev, Gradovich
UK (3): Froch, Brook, Frampton
Ukraine (2): Klitschko, Lomachenko
Canada (2): Stiverne, Stevenson
Germany (2): Huck, Abraham
South Africa (2): Teke, Budler

1. 2,791,831 Cuba
2. 16,913,579 Mexico
3. 17,713,762 Canada
4. 21,109,947 Japan
5. 21,366,667 UK
6. 22,145,707 Ukraine
7. 26,563,666 USA
8. 27,001,000 South Africa
9. 33,333,333 Philippines
10. 40,358,000 Germany
11. 47,933,333 Russia

Duch wrote:

keirw wrote:I was bored so I have thrown together a more up to date list of champions listed by nationality.
Not including regular, interim etc..

USA (12): Hopkins, Ward, Dirrell, Mayweather, Andrade, D. Garcia, Peterson, Algeri, Figueroa, Bey, Crawford, M.Garcia

Mexico (7): Molina, J. Gonzalez, Santa Cruz, Caudras, Estrada, Novoa, Rodriguez

Japan (6): Uchiyama, Muira, Yamanaka, Kameda, Kono, Inoue

Cuba (4): Hernandez, Abril, Barthelemy, Rigondeaux

Phillipines (3): Pacquiao, Nietes, Donaire

Russia (3): Lebedev, Kovalev, Gradovich

UK (3): Froch, Brook, Frampton

Ukraine (2): Klitschko, Lomachenko

Canada (2): Stiverne, Stevenson

Germany (2): Huck, Abraham

South Africa (2): Teke, Budler

Nicaragua (1): R. Gonzalez

Argentina (1): Narvaez,

Poland (1): Wlodarczyk
.
Kazakhstan (1): Golovkin

Pueto Rico (1): Cotto

Australia (1): Soliman

Panama (1): Moreno

Thailand (1): Ruenroeng

Peru (1): Rossel


I would add population stats too but my hand and head both hurt

Ok then.

USA (12): Hopkins, Ward, Dirrell, Mayweather, Andrade, D. Garcia, Peterson, Algeri, Figueroa, Bey, Crawford, M.Garcia
Mexico (7): Molina, J. Gonzalez, Santa Cruz, Caudras, Estrada, Novoa, Rodriguez
Japan (6): Uchiyama, Muira, Yamanaka, Kameda, Kono, Inoue
Cuba (4): Hernandez, Abril, Barthelemy, Rigondeaux
Phillipines (3): Pacquiao, Nietes, Donaire
Russia (3): Lebedev, Kovalev, Gradovich
UK (3): Froch, Brook, Frampton
Ukraine (2): Klitschko, Lomachenko
Canada (2): Stiverne, Stevenson
Germany (2): Huck, Abraham
South Africa (2): Teke, Budler

1. 2,791,831 Cuba
2. 16,913,579 Mexico
3. 17,713,762 Canada
4. 21,109,947 Japan
5. 21,366,667 UK
6. 22,145,707 Ukraine
7. 26,563,666 USA
8. 27,001,000 South Africa
9. 33,333,333 Philippines
10. 40,358,000 Germany
11. 47,933,333 Russia

Now that's more like it