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Author Topic: Boxing 2023  (Read 3527 times)

Offline Risso

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Re: Boxing 2023
« Reply #75 on: Today at 11:18:25 AM »
What are your thoughts on Fury/Usyk not going ahead Dave? Does boxing need some mechanism where these fights aren't solely left in the hands of promoters to try to thrash out a deal. Could there be some sort of "fight each other or you both lose your belts" type rules after a while. The latest episode in the highest profile weight does nothing for the reputation of the sport.

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Re: Boxing 2023
« Reply #76 on: Today at 11:23:53 AM »
It's ridiculous and one of the reasons why MMA is so popular. You have multiple world champions yet the two best at their weight won't fight each other. It's like Manchester City saying they're joining the Scottish league because they don't want to lose to Arsenal. The trouble is that both fighters will say the other is at fault but if you strip the belts from them they'll still be the best, they'll still not fight and you'll have another four world champions to make the situation even after.

 


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