Aren't you tired from those "High risk, low reward" bulls***?

It's always been like this to an extent, just much more extreme now.

 

On obvious principle, many of the best boxers in history are one half of some of the biggest fights that never happened.

 

Al Haymon is ruining the sport

 

the real problem is the high risk high reward fights not being mad

 

Yes I'm really tired, Rigo should school these "champions" in his division but they all shamelessly duck him even admitting it!

 

It has always been like this, but not quite as extreme, because the money at stake was never so extreme.

It will remain the same or get worse as a whole as long as there is no mechanism to compel fighters (particularly high earners who will simply drop whatever belt whatever alphabet org is trying to enforce a mandatory of) to takeon a certain opponent.

The business of boxing is the enemy of the sport of boxing.

 

It has always been like this. If you don't like it go watch UFC.

 

Boxing been amazing this year. Monster make big name for himself, Takuma take big risk, Ryo Matsumoto smash former world champion, Stamp Kiatniwat step up big, Kosei Tanaka schedule for amazing fight, Froch Vs Groves 2, Flyweight division amazing......

...some people just like complain lots or not follow sport beyond American TV.

 

REALLY tired of it. Pacroid v Rios? Pacroid v Algieri? Pacroid v Bradley? All crappy fights.

At least Floyd fights guys who will give him trouble as many compare Maidana to Castillo. Pac is fighting feather fisted scrubs.

 

At the risk of sounding like a hipster doofus, you need to look past the mainstream, big-ticket U.S. fights to find the really cool stuff.

If our media and networks really had their stuff together, all we'd be talking about is how insane the fly and featherweight divisions are.

 

:deal