Boxing will be in a much better place when...

They don't need too.. Floyd and Pac's career can never live up to SRL, Hearns or Hagler's careers and SRL, Hearns and Hagler's career can never live up to Ray Robinson's career.

 

Just like back in the day when people said boxing will be better when Don King is gone. As soon as one leaves another promoter just as bad takes over.

I can list bigger issues that is killing boxing. The 100s of belts and world champions.

 

...Sven Warddke will be exposed as a cheating ped user disgrace he is

 

agree with OP

 

I believe ward can build an ATG career that will probably catch up to them, he's on the right path plus importantly he got the skillset to do it

 

What the hell has Haymon done that was so wrong??atsch I swear, you say some of the most dumbest things at times!:-(

 

Yep.

 

I said the same thing yesterday.. Very true

 

Looking at the young prospects I think the next era will be even better (I like this one, more in quality than in quantity).Look at Lomachenko, debatable as the best amateur ever, Benavidez jr. one of the best kid prodigies ever seen, Thomas Dulorme, like a young Trinidad but with much more power and a better jab; Blanco, that young Venezuelan, great technician with awesome punching power,"Zurdo" Ramírez, a 22 y.o young technician middleweight who won rounds to Saúl Álvarez in sparring(there is only a short video but you can see the talent), Jessie Magdaleno better than young Pacquiao in all aspects, Roniel Iglesias Sotolongo, pure magic...

The next generation is full packed with ATG material.It's only matter of time that it develops.

 

Floyd and Arum, yes obviously.

Arum is the worse, but Mayweathers cherry picking and ducking and over hype needs to go.

 

Having Mayweather is a privelege.All of you will miss him, like Lennox Lewis.

 

Add Jose Sulliman to that list.

That old ****.

 

/\/\/\ And this guy thinks Pacquiao hasn't been cherrypicking or isn't overhyped. :roll:

I'm just tired with these jackoffs that think their logic doesn't apply to both sides of the equation.

If you think Arum or Paquiao are anymore credible than Mayweather, you're a dumbass. Period.