FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Chad Dawson A Boxing Superstar...Not Greenwich, Connecticut - The Paper Champions Society reports that the boxing hierarchy has been on a desperate mission to anoint paper champion Chad Dawson as one of the boxing stars of the future but thus far they have failed miserably. The national membership director for the Paper Champions Society Tom Rutowski, states that the first time Chad Dawson fought Antonio Tarver reliable sources mentioned this uninspiring fight achieved a live gate paid attendance of an paltry sum of 911 tickets and a terribly low television rating. "After the failure of the first fight between Dawson and Tarver you would think the powers that be in boxing would realize that you cannot turn a paper champion like Chad Dawson into a superstar. However, Chad Dawson was given yet another opportunity to fight Tarver in rematch and show the boxing world he will never become a boxing superstar. This time, Chad Dawson the favored headliner in the rematch, bombed at the box office again selling only 1,400 tickets. " Tom Rutowski explained. "When is the boxing hierarchy going to wake up, smell the coffee and realize that Chad Dawson has been given enough opportunities to become the next boxing superstar but he has repeatedly dropped the ball. Chad Dawson is the kind of fighter who doesn't care about his legacy or putting on exciting fights for the fans who pay their hard earned money. The boxing business is being extorted by a pampered fraud like Chad Dawson who wants to make the big money but refuses to give the fans what they pay for, real fights. " Tom Rutowski explained. "When Chad Dawson fights it should be mandatory for boxing fans to have a remote control, a blanket and a pillow in close proximity. Chad Dawson's fights have been known to cause coma like symptoms in a large percentage of boxing fans worldwide. At this point in his boxing career, no one has ever taught Chad Dawson the characteristics of what makes a real world champion. Just because you have a title belt around your waist that doesn't automatically make you fight like a champion. " Tom Rutowski explained. Chad Dawson hasn't earned the right to make big paydays in the sport of boxing. Chad Dawson needs to look in the mirror and ask himself does he want to continue disappointing the boxing fans. By allowing himself to show that he is a under achiever that continuously puts on boring fights in the ring. On the other hand, will Chad Dawson finally man up and give the fans some exciting fights worth talking about? The answer to this question remains to be seen. Contacts: Jeff Wilson Paper Champions Society Media Relations Director
I do not really like watching his fights. He throws a bunch of soft shots. His opponents that he faced did not fight back. He takes breaks and stops throwing. He has his chance to stop guys and doe not. He has only beat one prime top flight fighter Adamek. I like how is cleaning out the old guard in a division that is dominated by it by beating Tarver, Johnson, Harding. Still has to get Jones and Hopkins but that won't happen. He should fight better fights then pick on old guys he already beat. He is stallin his superstar status by fighting the same guys over again. I thought Tarver Dawson was the biggest waste fight because we all knew who was gonna win Tarver did not even try to win and Dawson did not try to finish him. Instead of giving everybody a rematch why not fight young guns like Pascal or Cloud and pick up belts.
He hasnt fought with any kind of fire. His last fight with Tarver was incredibly frustrating to watch. He has the physical skill and athletic gifts, but he would take off parts of the round, let Tarver fire off punches, and just seemed completely dispassionate being in the ring. There was no killer instinct, no caginess, no zeal. It wasnt as if he was fighting relaxed and in control, he simply looked bored and disinterested, as if he didnt want to be there.
Hang on a second though guys, didn't he fight Tarver a second time because of a rematch clause in the contract that Tarver exercised? I think he could be forgiven for looking uninspired when he was forced to fight a rematch with a 40-year old guy he had already soundly defeated. I don't think he wanted to fight that fight anymore than people wanted to see it, but Tarver did what was best for him, which was exercise his contractual rights and probably collect his last good paycheck as a boxer. Anyway, his rematch with Johnson is a much more credible fight and should be much more exciting and generate more interest. If he gets through it ok, then yes, it's time for him to start fighting younger lions like Pascal, Cloud, or maybe Chris Henry. I hope he's not gonna waist time trying to get a big-money fight with Hopkins or something, cuz that just ain't happening.
He needs to do something to generate interest. One big dominant kind of win over a good opponent or several good wins and cleaning out the division and unifying. Knocking off the old guard is a good start. They are still more ranked then the young fighters
