Now just hear me out.....
Since boxing has too many weight divisions and belts, wouldn't it be far more interesting and entertaining if boxing just did away with weight divisions and just had one universal belt where every fighter from the face on the earth no matter how big or small would fight each other to be named the baddest man on the planet?
I think this would be the surge boxing would need to get back to it's golden years.
What I'm trying to say is this.....
Put a 140lb fighter in the ring with a fighter that's 250lbs.
The 140lb will have to STRATEGIZE how he is going to beat the 250lb man. He is going to have to work very hard on his craft and formulate a plan on getting the win. Yes it will be tough but to say it cannot be done is absolutely wrong.
That is why it's called the universal belt
. Where fighters from all across the globe will compete.
dumb OP , but just for you how will draw you the landscape of boxing it will be the HW division from now and nothing more (with some Cruisers tagging along for the bottom of the pile).
How is it dumb? I've already stated that boxing is indeed dead and the only way to revive it to it's golden years is to just do away with all weight divisions and just have a universal belt.
there are 7 billion people in this world of all shapes and sizes. No one is unbeatable.
Sure the smaller fighter will have to work on his craft a little more to take down the bigger man, but it is certainly possible. Just depends how bad one wants to wear the universal bout.
Nothing is impossible.
For me the problem is the number of organisations and title belts, I mean surely we could do away with half of the organisations?
I prefer an ideal where the weights stay the same but have only two belts, WBC and IBF titles to fight for. That way we still get the odd unification bout and the titles would mean ALOT more.
This situation has cropped up several times..
The inbetween divisions are of concern as are the number of belts...
The REAL issues though, I think, do not lie in those problems exactly!!
The REAL issue is a deeper one that plagues boxing and it is an inbuilt design flaw with the way that championships are fought for..
Boxing is established as a "business" in that 2 fighters have to "make" a fight over "money". It's very much a throw back to the "Western Capitalist" world of American boxing, which, even though now dominated by Russian/Eastern fighters now days, is still ingrained in the old world style of business.
The way out has been provided in the more socialist/meritocratic system that UFC utilises!
Now I love boxing and am disdainful of UFC, do not get me wrong! But the "tournament" style matches where the best fighters compete against each other for the set+raised "prize money" is OBVIOUSLY the way to..
- Get all the top fighters to consistently fight each other in whatever divisions exist...
AND...
- To conclusively produce the REAL champions of whatever divisions exist, even IF there are many multiple belts, because belt holders will have to face each other and unify in tournaments!
It is only because the capitaqlist set up of boxing exists that these problems can arise!
Let's can it!!!
Vote Tourneys!!! Vote out the capitalist pigs who run boxing!
dumb OP , but just for you how will draw you the landscape of boxing it will be the HW division from now and nothing more (with some Cruisers tagging along for the bottom of the pile).
For me the problem is the number of organisations and title belts, I mean surely we could do away with half of the organisations?
I prefer an ideal where the weights stay the same but have only two belts, WBC and IBF titles to fight for. That way we still get the odd unification bout and the titles would mean ALOT more.
Now just hear me out.....
Since boxing has too many weight divisions and belts, wouldn't it be far more interesting and entertaining if boxing just did away with weight divisions and just had one universal belt where every fighter from the face on the earth no matter how big or small would fight each other to be named the baddest man on the planet?
I think this would be the surge boxing would need to get back to it's golden years.
No sorry I won't hear you out. You lost me with your dumbass title
Now just hear me out.....
Since boxing has too many weight divisions and belts, wouldn't it be far more interesting and entertaining if boxing just did away with weight divisions and just had one universal belt where every fighter from the face on the earth no matter how big or small would fight each other to be named the baddest man on the planet?
I think this would be the surge boxing would need to get back to it's golden years.
You are a Fvcking idiot.
You have to appreciate that size advantage would favour the larger, heavier men so what would happen is that boxing would be left with only a few bigger men fighting each other since the lower weights would be out-sized and suffer from too much of a disadvantage.
Interest in participating in the sport would then be relegated to a few large men. You'd basically kill boxing - people under 200 lbs just wouldn't bother fighting anymore since the "universal belt" would be unattainable due to the size disadvantage.
This idea would destroy boxing as a sport.
That'd be like Roman gladiator times. Too much bloodsport for these more civilized times.
Lol
Admit it..you just want to see Floyd get stomped out by a heavyweight.
Now just hear me out.....
Since boxing has too many weight divisions and belts, wouldn't it be far more interesting and entertaining if boxing just did away with weight divisions and just had one universal belt where every fighter from the face on the earth no matter how big or small would fight each other to be named the baddest man on the planet?
I think this would be the surge boxing would need to get back to it's golden years.
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I love how the thread starts out.
Now just hear me out........
bwahahaha......props to the TS for adding some humor to this board. Maybe it would help the hurtbuttness thats around.