Eh. I'm one of the bigger Donaire fans on this site and he gets no credit from me. Dude's last fight was a payday. STRICTLY. He fought with a bad injury he wanted that money so bad. I'll give him credit for being an active fighter if he keeps it up after his profile has increased. He fought three times this year as far as I'm concerned. Nothing record breaking.
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Donaire is paving the way for how often fighters should fight
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Originally posted by 707puncher View PostI didnt know vazquez jr, nishioka, and arce are bums? Im sure a talented keyboard warrior like yourself could beat them with ease.
I wouldnt say Nonito is "paving" the way, but i give him props for at least being active and not allowing politics to have him fight only once a year.
For those who truly understand boxing, you know that preparing for a fight puts a ton of stress on your body. From the diet, the running, the 3 times a day training, muscles/joints/bones getting worn, its hard. It takes usually 2 months to properly prepare for a fight, so if Nonito is fighting every 4 months, he literally is only allowing himself 3-4 months of rest (at most)for the ENTIRE year, which is crazy at the pro level with that many fights against quality opposition.
Also, SMH @ the posters saying Donaire fought bums. Mayweather fights once a year and he is getting props. He will probably fight once this year. Again.
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If Donaire earned over 20 million per fight he would not fight 3 times a year. If he was earning that kind of money people would be more critical over the fighters he has fought of late.
When Mayweather and Pacquiao were Donaire's age and in the same position in terms of exposure they fought as frequently.
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Originally posted by KO'er View PostHow come in the old days the likes of Sugar Ray Robinson could fight 6+ times a year.
Also, SMH @ the posters saying Donaire fought bums. Mayweather fights once a year and he is getting props. He will probably fight once this year. Again.
The old baby boomer generation were blue collar, hard working people. Not like todays generation of overprivileged brats, which includes athletes, boxers are not exempt from that. Obviously money plays a factor, boxing is a business first and foremost, but imo, boxers are now using the money as an excuse to avoid each other. To me, its their way of putting the blame on the money, rather than flat out admitting they are afraid to fight. Just calling it how i see it.
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