bivol ethnicity

[kfighter]

I'm full Korean and got knocked out a few times. It's probably the moldovan side

No, I don't think you're korean. You're a full-blooded troll who's a whitebelt.

 

[Athenry04]

Any truth that Bivol's pay is being withheld? I'm hearing it's due to sanctions, fucking pure bullshit if true.

 

[SuperLuigi]

Crazy that Kazakhstan only has 18 mil people. Boxing must be as mainstream as football.

 

[aries]

Kazahstan is larger than U.K and Ireland together.If we look on territory size.
While with small population, yeah...

I know it's massive.... geographically. I was only referring to population.

 

[SandisLL]

Any truth that Bivol's pay is being withheld? I'm hearing it's due to sanctions, fucking pure bullshit if true.

Not likely.
He isn't in sanctioned persons lists...
Then....citizenship doesn't matters anything here.
Matters where he is living ( banks sanctions ).

Since Bivol's residency country most likely is U.K, he does have bank account in U.K bank.
Transfer then...0 problems.

 

[prikoke]

I'm full Korean and got knocked out a few times. It's probably the moldovan side

Maybe Koreans in fighting are like iron. Brittle when pure but make steel when mixed with smth else.

 

[RabbitPunch36]

Maybe Koreans in fighting are like iron. Brittle when pure but make steel when mixed with smth else.

Naw In Jin Chi and Doo Koo Kim had good chins and they were full koreans

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

There is a small minority of Crimean Tatars if you want to consider them Ukrainian. In Ukraine also live some of the smaller groups from the Caucasus, eg; Ossetians, Circassians, the many from Dagestan etc. In wrestling, you can see many different ethnicities fill out their international team.

There are Caucasians in Bielorussia, Bulgaria, Spain, Austria, essentially all over Europe winning medals in wrestling and judo, too.

 

[SandisLL]

Yeah. Grappling, wrestling, sambo is popular stuff in caucasus, more than boxing...
Mongols too are....very good in grappling, judo and wrestling.
Kazahs does have relatively popular also boxing.

 

[Kratos94]

There are Caucasians in Bielorussia, Bulgaria, Spain, Austria, essentially all over Europe winning medals in wrestling and judo, too.

That's right.

But don't call Belarus as Bielorussia haha, they don't like it and want to have their own identity. I called Belarus as Belorussia and my girlfriend (from Minsk) didn't appreciate it so much lol

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

That's right.

But don't call Belarus as Bielorussia haha, they don't like it and want to have their own identity. I called Belarus as Belorussia and my girlfriend (from Minsk) didn't appreciate it so much lol

In both French and German you can write "russia" as part of the name, lol. Besides I was there shortly and it was Russian AF.

 

[heavyarms21]

i was curious to find bivol is 1/2 romanian 1/2 korean
raised in Kyrgyzstan, and moved to russia when he was 11

golovkin is also 1/2 korean 1/2 russian

coincidentally 2 of the 3 best russians in the sport

He represents a diversity of that region people didn't realize was a thing , people think of Ivan Drago when they think of that region but it's much more than that. I remember the first time I was in Kyrgyzstan I was surprised because a lot of the workers and soldiers looked oriental, this was when I was in my early 20s and was really ignorant to that region.

 

[Kratos94]

In both French and German you can write "russia" as part of the name, lol. Besides I was there shortly and it was Russian AF.

Ah, got it. For sure, I've been there too and it is basically like a smaller Russia/Eastern Ukraine. Closer to the southern and Western borders, Belarusian language and culture is more prevalent (although, many still speak only Russian). Russian has been the main language for a long time now.

 

[zapataxiv]

I'm full Korean and got knocked out a few times. It's probably the moldovan side

got weak eyes too

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

Ah, got it. For sure, I've been there too and it is basically like a smaller Russia/Eastern Ukraine. Closer to the southern and Western borders, Belarusian language and culture is more prevalent (although, many still speak only Russian). Russian has been the main language for a long time now.

I was in Brest (Polish border) and it was very Russian. Some stuff was written in Bielorussian but everyone spoke only Russian around me. I was also in Orsha (in the middle IIRC) and that could have been in Russia and I would not have perceived any difference.

Bielarus gets a lot of bad press but despite being detained and kicked out (because I didn't have a visa), they treated me very well and were even rather helpful. There were gorgeous, classy women working poor people s job all over the place.

Would trespass again.