Thurman doesnt watch boxing not a fan

I agree. In fact, in 2019, I'll go so far as to say you're not serious about your career if you're not studying the tape. Think about the phenom that was Mike Tyson. The dude devoured tape. People make fun of him and portray him as a monster. But that's not really who he is/was. His study of fighters really provided him depth. I still can't believe we saw a fighter at that weight that great so young. That was footage he acquired w/o the internet, in the early days of VHS. Kinda like using futuristic warfare aganst his opponents. Jerry Quarry comes to mind as a dude who also really knew the game. His commentary was mint. Supposedly that ass clown, Cosell, king of the cucks, wanted Quarry out at CBS(or whatever company they were at) because of the competition Jerry presented. Still, that guy, for all his apparent knowledge, had a habit of doing the wrong thing inside the ring. Especially in today’s game , the opportunity to exploit someone just off of tape is a tremendous advantage that can be exploited to the max Like every other sport , watching tape is not the greatest pleasure for today’s professional athlete but it is different than the vhs days Behind every bench their are iPads , coaches watching instant replays and whatnot It’s easier for today to actually do that work on your own time , back in the day you were locked up in a darkened room watching that One tape

There are a lot of sportsmen,not only in boxing, who don't particularly like what they do.Getting smacked around the head or watching it happen doesn't appeal to all.But you can get good money in boxing doing it and for many boxers that is the determining factor for taking it up in the first place.No shame in that either.

He's more of a track fan. :rofl::rofl: Run Time

Miguel Cotto wasn't a big fan of the sport when he wasn't in the ring either.

Pac don't either lmao

Explains his statement about it being a great time for fans.