It's technically not cheating because he paid to change the rules. But in my eyes he did (personal opinion). The "rule" was 144 pounds, he...
The fact that it's 2 pounds isn't the point. The point is Floyd agreed to a weight he had no intention of making, threw some money at the problem...
He has to entertain outside of the ring because he doesn't in the ring (he fought different vs Mosley). Casual fans won't appreciate his boxing...
It would be a really good idea for them to load the undercard. You could have 2+ million people buying this fight, it's a great way to show...
I personally like this idea as well.
I agree that getting every boxer under one "umbrella" would be great. Match making would be much smoother so you don't have people trying to keep...
A fight won't "save" boxing but in order for boxing to grow the overall structure needs to change. 1. Get back on network TV. Having most boxing...
Floyd and Paul.
Clottey is nothing but an average fighter and he proved it against Pacquiao. Dude fought scared. He said some things pre fight that definitely...
People do a lot of things that don't make sense. The US in particular is a win at all costs type of society. People cheat in every single sport...
The threat of a test and the actual test are 2 separate things. The guy I quoted said the threat of the test was good enough for those final 18...
You're arguing the threat is what stops people from using PED's not the actual test. If that is the case people never have to actually be...
By that rationale they never had to actually be tested, the threat of testing is enough to deter. That's simply not true.
As I said before Pac also has to prove actual malice, which he can't and that's a main reason why public figures don't even bother filing a suit...
Well known athletes are public figures. It's the "public figure doctrine" not "celebrity doctrine". You need to broaden your scope of what a...
