I'm sick of boxing

But these guys are putting their lives on the line for fans. Makes me chuckle whenever fake fans say such thing. Who actually cares other than those directly involved? You should switch to tennis or something. You don't belong in this sport. If you're okay with mismatches, then you're just fooling yourself you care about these people. You might as well say you only care about the top guys, and don't give a crap about the Salkas of the world, the over-the-hill Rioses, etc. That's what most fights compose of these days. They're too predictable. These boxers can get out of the sport anytime they want. Nobody forced them to choose it as a career.

Now, before y'all start saying "boxing doesn't need you!" or "just watch another sport", then understand, that I actually love boxing. It's a big passion of mine. I'm just so sick and tired of all these useless weight classes separated by less than 10 lbs, all of these belts being in play at once and everyone ducking everyone. Boxers are so protected that it's hard to justify and even harder to enjoy... Why not be a bit more like UFC? More logical weight divisions, 1 relevant belt, the best being obliged to fight the best? Boxing is just becoming worse and worse... Soon, we will have 6 belts and possibly even a 164 lbs division, a 158 lbs division and other stupid ****, instead of just going 150-160-170-180, etc. Later tater! via GIPHY

UFC paydays: six figures. Boxing paydays: 7/8/9 figures. UFC fighters are increasingly wanting to box. Heather Hardy and her double-fight situation. The reality is, while fans may love UFC's approach of forced opposition, it gives no quarter for guys to negotiate for the paydays they feel they should get for dangerous sports. Fans may not like that but, when you got guys like Holyfield who got kicked out of his mansion for non-payment and Iran Barkley working at a candy shop living on public housing, these newer fighters are going to seek big paydays. As stupid as it is. Which is of no relevance to us as boxing fans, our fighters getting paid more doesn't mean much if anything it creates a strain on big fights actually being made to happen. Being paid a milly or two is a big deal a very big deal, but we often have boxers acting like its chump change, is that really a good thing for the sport? I for one don't think so, it seems like the UFC still has a working class type of fighter in amongst its very top ranks people who are passionate about their love for the sport with boxing its often I get the feeling money is the be-all and end-all of most of the top guys.