What damage has this fight done to boxing ??

[Beanflicker]

Boxing was here before we were born and will be here long after we've snuffed it. There are more shows in Britain now than at any time in the past. It has it's own dedicated channel for gawd's sake.

Casual boxing fans that talk to me about boxing generally get on my nerves. I'd sooner they didn't watch it.

More interest = more money for the sport.

Anyone who loves boxing should want it to succeed and draw money, so it can continue to pay the fighters and put on shows.

Wanting to keep it your personal little secret is just selfish and stupid.

[Fenster]

Boxing was here before we were born and will be here long after we've snuffed it. There are more shows in Britain now than at any time in the past. It has it's own dedicated channel for gawd's sake.

Casual boxing fans that talk to me about boxing generally get on my nerves. I'd sooner they didn't watch it.

More interest = more money for the sport.

Anyone who loves boxing should want it to succeed and draw money, so it can continue to pay the fighters and put on shows.

Wanting to keep it your personal little secret is just selfish and stupid.

err.. what?

Please, anyone, feel free to show me how boxing is failing/dying/about to end? There's currently a lack of money in the sport? (lol)

[Memphis]

It hasn't done any damage to boxing. We'll all still watch no matter what, the casuals are quick to forgive when a contest is advertised as the best thing since sliced bread and fails to deliver. The cunts that turned up to be seen at ringside for Mayweather Pacquiao will turn out once again the next time occasion calls for them to be there.


Boxing marches on.