And they told us hwt boxing is dead

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by KO KIDD, Aug 27, 2011.


  1. ludwig

    ludwig Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If Povetkin versus Boystov is possible, they should make that fight next.

    I don't want to see Povetkin-Rahman. Povetkin versus Mormeck or Dimitrenko might be ok.

    Adamek is also a good opponent for Povetkin (win or lose against Vitali) but maybe too risky for Povetkin and his management.

    Helenius? I don't believe he's ready for Arreola. Target Dimitrenko. Or go for another faded champ--Gomez or Chagaev. Helenius/Fury would be awesome I wonder if Fury wound consider it. Probably not, Fury's only 23.
     
  2. jakelamotta

    jakelamotta Well-Known Member Full Member

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    and they dont F'in televise any of the f'in fights. pisses me off
     
  3. dave-slave

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    American and other English speaking broadcasters and journalists are why these fighters are not getting any credit. It's a shame.

    The Brit press only talk about heavyweight boxing if they have a Brit fighter to promote, the same with Americans.

    They are killing boxing. Nothing to do with the fighters.
     
  4. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    they are making it harder for any casual fans when they dont televise significant fights
     
  5. Fan88

    Fan88 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This era is definitely better than the one immediately preceding it. . .the one in which you had Byrd, Golota, Oquendo, Holy, Toney, and Ruiz figthing for titles. That era sucks ass compared to this one.


    I watched both fights tonight and was pleased with the action I saw.
     
  6. chitownfightfan

    chitownfightfan Loyal Member Full Member

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    Not if Top Rank or Golden Boy picks up David Rodriquez.:deal