your sitting here talking like the average boxer fights more than 2-3 times a year. if my thread is ******ed so is your comment. mayewather - 2 fights in 2013 pacquiao - 1 fight in 2013, 2 fights in 2012, 2 fights in 2011 wladamir - 2 fights in 2013, 2 fights in 2012 andre ward - 2 fights in 2011, 2 fights in 2010 JMM - 2 fights in 2012, 2 fights in 2011 canelo - 2 fights in 2013, 2 fights in 2012 froch - 2 fights in 2013, 2 fights in 2012 Maidana - 2 fights in 2013 adonis stevenson and GGG are like the only relevant guys with >2 fights in 2013 (4 fights in 2013) keep it moving f**k boy.
you are right ... we could go on and on... 168 is jacked up 160 is as well like you mentioned 154 actually is doing solid with canelo taking lara
Maybe boxing could get set up like in Golf, Soccer/Football or Tennis, where one organization, not headed by shady ass mafia, controls the number of events with several tournaments like the Super 6 so that the top 20 in each weight class get a chance at glory. Maybe they could organize lower level tournaments for guys who are up and comers, and assuming they do well, they move up to the higher level tournaments for actual titles. But anything is better than what we've got right now.
I would love this system. The idea of the boxing promoter is outdated. They need to drop the PPV model too, we need to get the big fights back on network television so that the sport can grow its fan base.
So basically you don't have a point since they are equally inactive in both sports. Hard to take your post seriously when you rally against the sport while "not blaming Floyd" and hating what Oscar is doing (you know wanting the best to fight each other). Weren't you the dude sporting the Oscar avatar back in the day? Either way the reason why you are mad is because the sport is not following Mayweather's lead, boo hoo.