Was Texas closed before? There is a poster on here that’s always harping on about Texas or San Antonio. So I thought fights have already been taken place there.
Texas is 100% back in business, who fights first?
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I think that all Libtards, mask lovers, and fear pushers should refrain from double standards and hypocrisy by not fighting in Texas or going to see fights in person there. Shartlo was asking people to take a vaccine to fight him so that piece of sheeit shouldn't fight there. He should wait and fight in California, where clowns like him belong.Comment
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I still can't imagine a promotional company will allow full capacity at fights right away? I mean even just looking at the Spence/DSG and Canelo/Smith fights, a lot of people were maskless there. Now, Texas doesn't even mandate you wear a mask and you are going to have a full arena/stadium? That's risky.
At least wait until the summer time to put on shows when majority of the country will be vaccinated by then. Or at least a good portion of the population.Comment
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I think the next few months are a 'get it while its good' kind of scenario. Best case scenario is that Texas stays open and covid cases stay low and sports and audiences continue in Texas. Worst case scenario is that Texas goes into another lockdown shutting down arenas again.I still can't imagine a promotional company will allow full capacity at fights right away? I mean even just looking at the Spence/DSG and Canelo/Smith fights, a lot of people were maskless there. Now, Texas doesn't even mandate you wear a mask and you are going to have a full arena/stadium? That's risky.
At least wait until the summer time to put on shows when majority of the country will be vaccinated by then. Or at least a good portion of the population.Comment
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I don't think there is any going back for Texas. They have opened and will stay open.
I think the next few months are a 'get it while its good' kind of scenario. Best case scenario is that Texas stays open and covid cases stay low and sports and audiences continue in Texas. Worst case scenario is that Texas goes into another lockdown shutting down arenas again.
It's on the promotional companies to make sure they have as safe of an environment as possible. But will they just give up potentially millions of dollars for that? I doubt it.
Like if Spence/Ugas takes place at Cowboys stadium, will they limit the capacity to say 15k or just sell as much as they can? Probably the latter. Though it is a little easier in stadiums to space the fans out. In arenas? Good luck with that.
Will be interesting to see how the Texas NBA teams handle this. I think they will still stick with limited capacity for the time being.Comment
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This is great news. Millions of lives have been absolutely destroyed by these lockdowns and I'm afraid millions more will be destroyed in the years to come. But this is a start. We need boxing now and we need lots of fans in the stands.Comment
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