Chris Mannix: Today’s Fighters Act Impotent, And It’s Killing Boxing

Good find, thanks

This is why this era of boxing is weak as **** and the old guard refuses to go out while 5-6 years past their prime(or 15 in the case of Hopkins).....

This is a good point... Great articles and great points made by all you posters so far. Doesn't happen very often.

Well he is right.

**** that! Spence and Gervonta aren't impotent. Give them challenges.

People want to be like Mayweather, but they forget he was a P4P stalwart for a decade before his first huge payday against Oscar. What have y'all done? Beat one decent fighter?

Danny Garcia won't like this article one bit, especially the part where his dad wonders why top fighters would fight each other when they can make good money facing lesser competition.

Very good read.

They're inspired by Mayweather srs Health comes first

He is 100% right. The fighters today are coddled, and if anyone questions it we hear the same ole "we risk our lives and well being every time we step through the ropes" . Sure they are not taking the risk against the Salka's etc, it is the salka's and Wades who get battered by far superior fighters. There are countless jobs out there that are risky. I almost lost my life over 20 years ago and still suffer from the aftermath. We all chose the job we took, we assume the risks. Thank you. The funny thing is all these guys cry about the risks they take and then want to fight a guy who has no chance in hell and who is actually the one at risk. Meanwhile the guy at risk is getting paid peanuts. They're so full if sh1t and dont want to admit that they're coddled pu$$ies.

They're inspired by Mayweather srs He changed the game

He is 100% right. The fighters today are coddled, and if anyone questions it we hear the same ole "we risk our lives and well being every time we step through the ropes" . Sure they are not taking the risk against the Salka's etc, it is the salka's and Wades who get battered by far superior fighters. There are countless jobs out there that are risky. I almost lost my life over 20 years ago and still suffer from the aftermath. We all chose the job we took, we assume the risks.

Pretty honest piece.