Will boxing be the same after the greatest attraction retires?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Sugah Jay, Sep 28, 2014.


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  1. Sugah Jay

    Sugah Jay Guest

    the amount of money he makes supports my statement..
     
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  2. Claus Holmen

    Claus Holmen Active Member Full Member

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    He is big in USA - here in Europe he is not. So boxing won´t change and he won´t be missed.
     
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  3. boxingfan55

    boxingfan55 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No it doesn't. He made some good business moves that allow him to take home a bigger percentage of revenue than fighters in the past. In addition to that, he became a star by dethroning a legitimate draw in ODH and people have been tuning in since then to see him lose. But the charade is all but over. People are sick shelling out cash and waiting for some hand picked scrub to land a 1 in a million shot on Mayweathers chin.
     
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  4. Sugah Jay

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    i guess
     
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