Can boxing survive without TBE?

He's The Best Ever for a reason, but the boxing is in good hands

Spence
Thurman
Ward
Broner
Usyk
GGG/Kovalev
Valdez
Roman
Inoue

But everyone wants TBE back.

 

The man retired over 50 years ago and died 27 years ago to the day, and boxing still survived.

I guess that's why you put on this thread, on SRR's death date?! :blood

 

No, because it isn't nearly fluid enough anymore. Boxing is now a desert with no oasis, a beach without an ocean, a pool with no water. The sport has completely dried up and will never be fully hydrated again.



Can Floyd survive without TUE?

 

He ain't talking about SRR, he's talking about Floyd Mayweather, Jr. :deal

 

LOL @ PBF Get real.

 

boxing can be hydrated again with the help of 750ml iv bags and TUEs

 

Indeed, according to some a 750 ml iv bag can even bring a person back from the brink of death due to severe dehydration.

 

and have them compete in a 12 round boxing match straight after..
it's a miracle maker this IV bag thing.
therefore must be celebrated. with every Tuesday being now known as TUEsday and IV bags being gifted to fellow men and women and children.

 

To think of all the time wasted looking for the fountain of youth, when all along it was the bag of youth we should've been seeking.

 

Boxing died after Mayweather-Berto.
Last great fight of our generation.

 

Boxing is almost 150 years old and has shown time and time again that it'll continue to move forward even after the best of their eras are done.

1880's- Non Pareil Jack Dempsey, Sullivan
1890's- Bob Fitzsimmons
1900's- Joe Gans, Samuel Langford
1910's- Jack Johnson, Jack Dempsey (Manassa)
1920's- arguably best era ever with Benny Leonard/Greb/Tunney
1930's- Joe Louis, Henry Armstrong, Tony Canzoneri
1940's- GOAT SRR, Graziano
1950's- Ezzard Charles, Archie Moore, Willie Pep, Marciano
1960's- Ali, Griffith, **** Tiger
1970's- Duran, Monzon, Ali
1980's- Fab 4, Tyson
1990's- Jones Jr, Pernell Whitaker, Chavez Sr
2000's- Floyd and Manny

Boxing has a very deep history of elite fighters that campaigned in every decade. There should be zero reason to think the trend won't continue for this decade and beyond.

 

You forgot about Canelo. TBE said himself that “Canelo is the future of boxing”.

 

it can survive. It just needs to find its new champ.

Enter 'Anthony Joshua'