comment by DWiens421, on 10-09-2008

Molitor would actually be the perfect candidate to make a US name through ESPN. They have shows in Canada all the time. It's just really irritating that at some point, the good fighters decided to say **** ESPN, causing more good fighters to say **** ESPN. ESPN is almost viewed as a plague ...

comment by Steak, on 10-09-2008

whats almost depressing is that if a fight is being featured on FNFs, no one will care about it, and automatically will write it off even if it involves really good fighters. like Sakio Bika vs. Lucian Bute. people would be all over that fight if it was on HBO, but not many people cared about ...

comment by DWiens421, on 10-09-2008

Someone like Cory Spinks should have done the ESPN thing instead of an internet stream that did not work very well. A lot of these Euro champs who want to make a name for themselves could benefit by kicking some ass on ESPN once in a while. Sergei Dzinruzek (mutilated the spelling of that n...

comment by Steak, on 10-09-2008

no one ever fights for a title on ESPN nowadays. its a real shame. I remember when Juan Diaz was defending his title on FNFs...now those were the days. but instead, fighters are dumb and choose to have their fights not televised at all/televised to a very limited audience. that makes sense, ri...

comment by DWiens421, on 10-09-2008

[QUOTE=‘VIVA MEXICO!]nobody was watching the bums on wnf anyway. they need to have big fights like margarito-lujan back on fnf. i hope this gives espn more money to bring some stars onto there shows.[/QUOTE] That was one of the best ESPN fights I have seen. Wright-Frazier was on there a lon...