Make your own PPV fight card!

Title is as it says, make your own PPV fight card. Rules:
1. Fighters can be from any weight class

2. The top fight does NOT have to be a title fight

3. One fight has to be between two top 5 contenders and/or top 5 contender against a champion OR two champions at a divisional weight- For example, it could be a guy coming up in weight or going down in weight, but he must either be a top 5 contender or champion in his division or the division he is coming from.

4. One fight must be between two top 20 contenders in any sanctioning organisation- Same weight division.

5. One fight must be between a prospect with under 15 fights against anyone.

6. Two additional fights that you would find interesting- No massive weight division swings, for example a guy coming up from featherweight to fight at super middleweight.

7. The weight division jumps must be no more than 2 weight divisions. For example, no bantamweight moving up to middleweight. And no Jr. Middleweight moving up to Light-heavyweight and above.


CAN YOU GUYS MAKE A CARD??? A TOTAL/MINIMUM OF 5 FIGHTS ON THE CARD!!!

Would love to see what you come up with! (Cards already booked are null and void!)

PPV should be banned and it should be on NBC free mainstream boxing.

I refuse to participate.

If PPV is to remain it should only be used for the biggest fights and cards.

Fury vs Usyk would be my headliner.

There has to be a card that can be made, man.... lol....

Crawford vs. Spence is the headliner, for sure....

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Originally Posted by ykdadamaja

There has to be a card that can be made, man.... lol....

Crawford vs. Spence is the headliner, for sure....

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Agreed, as would be Loma/ Garcia, Russell/ Santa Cruz, Inoue/ Nery.

That is a lot of calculating to do and requires one to legitimize alphabet soup organizations ;D. My announce crew would be Paulie, Teddy, the guy who does the Ozzy man vids and two random Japanese announcers for pure energy and scoring.

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Originally Posted by Spicoli

That is a lot of calculating to do and requires one to legitimize alphabet soup organizations ;D. My announce crew would be Paulie, Teddy, the guy who does the Ozzy man vids and two random Japanese announcers for pure energy and scoring.

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Yea... It is a lot of calculations, but you have to give some of the guys some parameters or else they would be posting utter claptrap! lolol....

PS: The Spanish broadcast HAS TO BE DONE by the guys that called the Concepcion v Marquez 1 fight in 2011. lolol.... THEY HELPED MAKE THAT FIGHT!!!
;D

My fight card:

Headline: Crawford vs. Spence(Welterweight)

Under card:
1. Andy Ruiz vs. Dillian Whyte- Title eliminator for Joshua or Wilder OR Fury

2. Mairis Briedis vs. Andrew Tabiti- (Cruiserweight tournament, not necessarily a title eliminator)

3. Michael Conlan (top prospect) vs. Jesse Hernandez (Super bantamweight)

4. Devin Haney vs. Raymundo Beltran

How's that for a "good" card?

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Originally Posted by ykdadamaja

My fight card:

Headline: Crawford vs. Spence(Welterweight)

Under card:
1. Andy Ruiz vs. Dillian Whyte- Title eliminator for Joshua or Wilder OR Fury

2. Mairis Briedis vs. Andrew Tabiti- (Cruiserweight tournament, not necessarily a title eliminator)

3. Michael Conlan (top prospect) vs. Jesse Hernandez (Super bantamweight)

4. Devin Haney vs. Raymundo Beltran

How's that for a "good" card?

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I would prefer Haney vs Teofimo for prospect fight.

Anyone else watch Haney's fight. He dominated, won every round, dropping Ndongeni in the 2nd. I hope his power increases as he fills out, he is still only 20 I guess.

Devin Haney puts lightweight division on notice with unanimous decision victory over Xolisani Ndongeni

Devin Haney started his 2019 campaign in style as he dominated previously unbeaten Xolisani Ndongeni en route to a 10-round unanimous decision in the main event of ShoBox: The New Generation at StageWorks on Friday in Shreveport, La.

The 20-year-old Haney (21-0), one of the hottest prospects in boxing, sought to make an example of Ndongeni (25-1) and catapult himself into title contention. Although he wasn’t able to secure the knockout, Haney put together an impressive performance that will put the lightweight division on notice.

https://s.yimg.com/it/api/res/1.2/bz...25733e97bfab03

"I'm a f—ing contender," Haney said afterward. "I want those top guys. They really can’t deny me.”

He may only be 20, but Haney demonstrated the poise of a seasoned fighter against Ndongeni. Although he sought the finish, he never rushed in and placed his punches while staying out of harm's way.

After sticking with a stiff jab in the opening frame, Haney rocked Ndongeni with a hard three-punch combination that was punctuated by a right cross. As Haney went to his corner, he made it clear he was looking for the finish.

In the second, Haney sent Ndongeni to the canvas with a brilliantly placed right hook. Ndongeni got to his feet and proved to be extremely durable by staying upright for the duration of the 10-round fight.

Despite being picked apart, Ndongeni stayed aggressive. That approach opened him to vicious counter right hands and opportunities for Haney to finish the fight. After realizing that headhunting wouldn’t get the desired result, Haney committed to the body in the second half of the fight.

A shot to the body in the fifth hurt Ndongeni and a sustained body assault set his prey up for the fall. Ndongeni refused to go down, however, and he gave everything he had. Unfortunately, everything he had wasn’t nearly enough.

In racking up judges' scores of 100-89, 99-90 and 100-89, Haney showcased a side of himself that is downright frightening for the rest of the division. Whether that means he will be a world champion before the end of the year remains to be seen, but he's right about one thing: He cannot be denied.

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/dev...055439693.html

Let's put Haney in with a Real G now, then? Beltran is a good fight.