Olympic kings in exile: forgotten boxing heroes

Vasil Lomakinko from Ukraine achieved a record in amateur 396-1, and won gold medals in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and London Olympic games 2012.

As a professional, he won the world title, where he defeated the only boxer who defeated him in amateurs, the Russian-born Albert Selmov, who fought from Baku, Azerbaijan, and was included in 111-20, after losing twice in the Olympic Games.

Laszlo Papp: The professionals have banned them

Boxers who also won three gold medals are Laszlo Papp in Hungary, with a score of 301-12.

He won the Olympic Gold Medal in London 1948, 1952 Helsinki, and Melbourne games 1956. As a professional, he had a 27-0 record. Al -Marouj Lu Luchis told once that this writer appears to be on the doorstep of the door asking why he was trying to contact Bob. Being a promoter of the weight of the world, Joy Giasdaleo, was trying to bring a door to the United States. The door was only allowed to communicate in some European countries, not even in Hungary, as he was told.

The Empire of Toplelo Stephenson Olympic

Among the Cubans three times of Olympic gold medals was heavy weight Toplelo StefensonWhich was recorded 302-22. Gold won in Munich 1972, 1976 Montreal, and 1980 Moscow Games.

Felix Savon, who has a Cuban heavyweight, was three times the Olympic Gold Medal, with 362-21. Because of the boycott, it did not appear in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. He won the gold medals in Barcelona 1992, 1996 Atlanta, and 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Mark Berland Golden Range

Mark Bellland from New York set a record 110-1 amateurs, only lost to Daryl Anthony, who defeated him for professionals. He won the WBA Welterweight title. He won gold in the 1984 Olympics, where both Russia and Cuba did not participate due to the 1980 Moscow Olympics.