why we ALL need to root for haymon

pbc has been the subject of a couple of anti-trust lawsuits. I don't know who's filing those suits, but all I can say is gbp and arum have the most to gain. juries are swayed by public opinion....if the fans show support for haymon, he'll be vindicated. this is a good thing because it will allow mr. haymon to legally take over the sport of boxing. boxing will become a monopoly just like all the major league sports (nfl, nba, nhl, mlb, mls)...with the same rules: the best have to compete against the best.

if haymon took over boxing we would see these fights EVERY fkin weekend.
ggg-canelo/lara/Jacobs/cotto/bjs
lsc-rigo/loma/grj/Frampton, etc
wlad-ortiz/wilder/Joshua
Andrade-lara/charlos/
Crawford-broner/postol/provodnikov/peterson
spence-khan/Thurman/berto/Garcia

etc, etc, etc...boxing would just build up and build up with bigger and bigger fights every year. it would BETTER than the old days with ali, foreman, Norton, frazier, or srl, hearns, duran, hagler, benitez.

in the long run, the fans would benefit the most. this would bring more money and more popularity to boxing, making it even more attractive for investment, leading ultimately to even bigger and bigger fights. makes no sense to see boxing fans to root against haymon. he's the only one making an honest effort ot bring boxing into a modern age. fight fans should instead rally around haymon and make sure he gets his way so he can clean up the sport and make a better world for us all.

 

who the **** is aiba? and does he even have a VISION for boxing the way mr. haymon does?

 

I'm just saying...boxing has the potential to be even MORE popular than nfl in america or football in Europe. this is because boxing brings more drama...it's elemental. people all over the world can relate to some hand-to-hand combat. the problem with boxing as a sport is, it's mismanaged...grossly mismanaged by a bunch of lame assholes...arum...Oscar. lame as ****. they DETRACT from boxing's potential...they corrupt the sport to the point where the average person with any brains looks at boxing as a lowlife sport with no rules and no organization. that's the thing that has driven off MOST of the fans from the sport...when that happens, we ALL lose.

if y'all want to see the way to manage a fukin sport, look at the nfl. that's a PROFESSIONALLY run organization...they put a lot of thought into the management and officiating and where the games will be played and what time of day and the IMAGE of the organization...they not some bottom-of-the-barrel, raggedy scrubs like arum and dlh running the sport into the ground and acting like clueless idiots who couldn't care less.

mr. haymon is a Harvard grad. he's a superior intellect...he has a vision for boxing...fully develop its potential and market it and manage it in a way that makes the best use of its capabilities. under haymon, ALL boxing would be under ONE umbrella, just like pro football players and the nfl....so, they would have NO CHOICE who they fought...they'd HAVE to fight the NEXT guy in line or else...that would be a whole better state of affairs than we have now...if haymon gets his, in 20 years, we would be looking back and saying "damn, I can't believe boxing was so dysfunctional back in the day that the top fighters couldn't fight each other because they were on different NETWORKS? or had different PROMOTERS? what kind of stupid schit was that?"

 

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