Boxing is dead

oh yeah if only mate but that is one sad dream I'm afraid while these ABC arseholes can pick up easy money for sanctioning title fights it will never happen

 

cruiserweight limit should be back were it started 190 lb

welter to lightheavy is allmost the same distance as lightheavy to cruiser its ****ing ridiculous think of all the guys who are naturally 195 or so
there to small for cruiser and to big for lightheavy. i mean its not that easy to loose 20 lb
and be at your physical best especially if your a very tall guy

so think of all the talent out there that has no place to go to be considered a treat its just wasting away in limbo

 

Exactly, **** all haters, boxing is here to stay.

 

Require belt holders of the alphabet titles to be mandatory challengers for the other alphabet titles to create unified champs in every division.....

Bring back collegiate boxing here in the states to boost US popularity....

Oh, and boxing isn't dead, but it may be the current best kept secret of the sporting world

 

Simple face lift operation - put the best fights on national TV.

 

Perhaps every pound should be its own weight class and every boxer should become their own promoter plus each one could claim a championship belt with all fights being a title match.

Okay boxing IS dead.

 

Co-Sign....:happy

 

There’s no getting rid of the alphabet bodies, there here to stay whether we like it or not. But as fans, we can help by putting more emphasis on unification fights. This way even casual fans will know who the best in the division is, and the sanctioning bodies will still get their $’s.

Boxing Rules!

 

Co-signed

 

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That chick is stunning.

 

Here is an excerpt from the article on the Pac Hatton fight

HBO bests Showtime in bid for bout


"...Arum, who promotes Pacquiao (48-3-2, 36 KOs), and Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer, who promotes Hatton (45-1, 32 KOs), had also been weighing an offer from Showtime, which brought the considerable muscle of sister network CBS to its proposal.
Arum has been infatuated with the idea of having a broadcast network such as CBS involved in the marketing and promotion of the fight. He said part of the proposed deal with Showtime -- which hasn't been seriously involved in the pay-per-view business for several years -- was that CBS would run weekend preview shows in the weeks leading up the fight."



So it seems their at least trying.Having them run weekend preview shows
on CBS i think would really help.