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they had like 3 gold medals and totaly owned the olmypic boxing scene in rio. dont they want to become millioneres

Probably still enjoying their godlike status, getting laid daily, and sampling succulent varieties of dimlama, monti, sheshlick, and liquor.

Fazliddin Gaibnazarov is turning pro next month. lightweight division is facing a problem

Tanzio wrote:Probably still enjoying their godlike status, getting laid daily.

good for them

Jip wrote:they had like 3 gold medals and totaly owned the olmypic boxing scene in rio. dont they want to become millioneres

They get paid good money to win gold medals. For some countries, it's like hitting the lottery. The president of the Uzbek boxing association is gangster who has paid bribes for golds so he probably pays the boxers good money for getting the golds.

Its harder for fighters from those countries to get deals. They need to travel and build their carrier in the foreigner soil. Egis Klimas is doing a great job for them. Probably more will be signing in time when their contracts with amateur organization ends.

Jip wrote:Fazliddin Gaibnazarov is turning pro next month. lightweight division is facing a problem

Probably the most impressive in the very strong Uzbek squad in Rio. He will soon have his first fight on Oscar Valdez undercard.

Tarkus wrote:Its harder for fighters from those countries to get deals. They need to travel and build their carrier in the foreigner soil. Egis Klimas is doing a great job for them. Probably more will be signing in time when their contracts with amateur organization ends.

Jip wrote:Fazliddin Gaibnazarov is turning pro next month. lightweight division is facing a problem

Probably the most impressive in the very strong Uzbek squad in Rio. He will soon have his first fight on Oscar Valdez undercard.

cool. yeah its true when you from far far away its harder to get deals. but i think when you got top level talent, than no matter music, acting or boxing you'll get a chance. also when you have "gold medal" on your amateur resume, german, uk and us promoters will be quick to organize you a first class flight 5 star hotel etc...i would if i was promoter. like you said, fazl looked the most impressiv and he is going to be a high level pro

They are already pro's!

Like in former USSR they are listed as officers/policemen/office managers in goverment, receiving salary and benefits.

That's no huge money in light divisions, so they prefer to play safe

bigman1968 wrote:They are already pro's!

Like in former USSR they are listed as officers/policemen/office managers in goverment, receiving salary and benefits.

That's no huge money in light divisions, so they prefer to play safe

guys like mares or lomachenko are millioneres, so dont say light divisions make no cash. since the prince nassem hamed, morales, barrera days light weight classes can make huge amounts of money...one thing is for sure, more than what a officer in usbekestan makes.

By the way, yesterday, Abduqaxorov scored a first round KO over a 20-2-1 guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM-OLjBFB9w

boxing_rocks wrote:By the way, yesterday, Abduqaxorov scored a first round KO over a 20-2-1 guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM-OLjBFB9w

thanks for the vid. another good talent at boxings best division.....was the opponent mental?

Jip wrote:

bigman1968 wrote:They are already pro's!

Like in former USSR they are listed as officers/policemen/office managers in goverment, receiving salary and benefits.

That's no huge money in light divisions, so they prefer to play safe

guys like mares or lomachenko are millioneres, so dont say light divisions make no cash. since the prince nassem hamed, morales, barrera days light weight classes can make huge amounts of money...one thing is for sure, more than what a officer in usbekestan makes.

So 3-5 well managed lucky supertalented guys makes millions...and thousand fights for peanuts or less...

bigman1968 wrote:

Jip wrote:

bigman1968 wrote:They are already pro's!

Like in former USSR they are listed as officers/policemen/office managers in goverment, receiving salary and benefits.

That's no huge money in light divisions, so they prefer to play safe

guys like mares or lomachenko are millioneres, so dont say light divisions make no cash. since the prince nassem hamed, morales, barrera days light weight classes can make huge amounts of money...one thing is for sure, more than what a officer in usbekestan makes.

So 3-5 well managed lucky supertalented guys makes millions...and thousand fights for peanuts or less...

the usbekestan guys i mentioned are amateur elite, are gold medalist, are top. trust me, they wont be b class boxers and i can name you 20 or more in lighter divisions who make very good money.

Jip wrote:

bigman1968 wrote:

Jip wrote:

guys like mares or lomachenko are millioneres, so dont say light divisions make no cash. since the prince nassem hamed, morales, barrera days light weight classes can make huge amounts of money...one thing is for sure, more than what a officer in usbekestan makes.

So 3-5 well managed lucky supertalented guys makes millions...and thousand fights for peanuts or less...

the usbekestan guys i mentioned are amateur elite, are gold medalist, are top. trust me, they wont be b class boxers and i can name you 20 or more in lighter divisions who make very good money.

20 money makers out of 10,000+ rated by boxrec...and you are talking mostly about simple uzbeq guys who don't talk any language beside uzbeq, and grow up in almost feodalic islamic society...
So never mind what I or you think, reality put everything in his place

bigman1968 wrote:

Jip wrote:

bigman1968 wrote:
So 3-5 well managed lucky supertalented guys makes millions...and thousand fights for peanuts or less...

the usbekestan guys i mentioned are amateur elite, are gold medalist, are top. trust me, they wont be b class boxers and i can name you 20 or more in lighter divisions who make very good money.

20 money makers out of 10,000+ rated by boxrec...and you are talking mostly about simple uzbeq guys who don't talk any language beside uzbeq, and grow up in almost feodalic islamic society...
So never mind what I or you think, reality put everything in his place

simple guys who will be champion level boxers

we'll see..