After Floyd retires, who will run the sport?

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  1. counterpunch

    counterpunch New Member Full Member

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    Do you think the sport dies for a decade, or do you think somebody right now can carry on the excitement after Floyd leaves? Floyd is an amazing fighter, and everyone wants to see Floyd lose because he's undefeated, and that's why boxing is where it's at right now. But once he's gone, whose going to bring the excitement to the sport and the casual fan? Pacquiao is on the way out, cotto has a couple years maybe, GGG is on his way up but I feel he isn't a big draw yet, Ward has the skill but doesn't want to fight for some reason.I Just want to see what you guys think the future holds for the sport of boxing.
     
  2. vast

    vast Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    LMAO Floyd is done as a draw. GGG is the new King.
     
  3. finalfight

    finalfight Boxing Addict Full Member

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    YDKSAB evidently.
     
  4. Barrera

    Barrera Defeated Boxing_master Full Member

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    you realise numbers dont lie right ? :patsch
     
  5. Son of Gaul

    Son of Gaul Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Floyd's probably gonna fight for another 2-3 years, so the answer must be someone with youth, charisma, proven talent, proven ability to handle pressure: Canelo, Thurman
    Fury, Spence, Dulorme, Garcia. Golovkin and Ward are both certainly capable of fighting into their late 30s so I suppose they would be solid answers also.
     
  6. dodong

    dodong >>PACQUIAO Full Member

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    sport didn't miss floyd when was he went into hiding from margo, cotto and shane.
     
  7. WildStyle

    WildStyle J.C. Penny's belt $2.99 banned

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    Hopefully it's GGG or Kovalev
     
  8. Badbot

    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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  9. counterpunch

    counterpunch New Member Full Member

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    Yet he fought Shane & Cotto and won?...Margo was never a threat for him. Cotto faired well but lost. I'm a cotto fan, and wanted Miguel to beat Floyd, but Floyd won it.
     
  10. counterpunch

    counterpunch New Member Full Member

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    I'm only 22 years old, and I've been looking at this forum since I was 12. I didn't make an account til I was 17 because I felt I was too young to post my opinion, but I wonder why I didn't post more. I already want to call people out for their delusional ideas and thoughts.
     
  11. chopper760

    chopper760 Member Full Member

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    GENNADY GOLOVKIN :bbb
     
  12. killerD

    killerD Boxing Addict Full Member

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    first of all gayweather jr doesn't run anything and two he isn't exciting at all people watch gayweather jr to see him lose or get beat up like he was against maidana.
     
  13. vast

    vast Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No, but you are obviously slow enough to think that the center of the sport is in the USA:rofl:huh:nono
     
  14. deadACE

    deadACE Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Not a Mayweather fan but not a hater either. You cannot deny he is the biggest draw in boxing right now.
     
  15. LFC24

    LFC24 Member Full Member

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    After he's retired, there'll be plenty of great fighters who will take that P4P #1 spot but no-one will bring in the hype or money that Mayweather does, simply because of how he markets his fights and the whole process of bringing in big celebs, casino money etc.