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Wilder and Joshua was a big fight everyone wanted to see.
The storyline never advanced and no one cares now.
Now it’s Fury and Joshua.
It probably won’t happen and we eventually won’t care because one of them will lose.
Everyone wants to see Beterbiev and Bivol. Reality is that it probably won’t happen and we eventually won’t care.
Thats been the big fight everyone wanted to see at 175 since Sergey Kovalev and Adonis Stevenson faded into irrelevancy. They did so without fighting each other, another storyline that never advanced.
Did you think Golovkin and Canelo had unfinished business at 160? They’ll never settle it. Another storyline that never advanced.
Did you wonder what those two could do against Demtrius Andrade and Jermall Charlo? Those are two undefeated champions who have fought in and around the same weight class as Golovkin and Canelo forever.
Canelo and Golovkin will never fight Charlo or Andrade.
Charlo and Andrade even have a rivalry storyline that’ll never advance. They both have titles and are undefeated. They don’t seem to like each other. They’ve been fighting at 154 and 160 forever.
They’ll never fight.
A fight between Errol Spence and Terence Crawford would the biggest storyline in the weight division since Pacquiao-Mayweather. It’ll never happen. That storyline will eventually die and we won’t care.
Mikey Garcia and Vasyl Lomachenko was the fight that made everyone excited at 135.
Another storyline that never advanced. No one cares about that fight anymore.
Lomachenko eventually lost to Teofimo Lopez in a unification fight. Now everyone wants to see Lopez face Devin Haney to unify the WBC belts.
It’ll never happen.
When’s the last time two featherweight rivals actually went at it and advanced a storyline?
Leo Santa Cruz and Carl Frampton came close to doing so but that series finished 1-1 and the storyline didn’t advance. The storyline eventually died and no one cares now.
Bantamweight? Hahahaha.
The guy who lost to Inoue is getting shots at both of the other versions of the bantamweight title before Inoue is. The Inoue-Nery storyline dried up and died before it even started.
At super flyweight, where everyone seems to fight everyone, we’ve only unified one set of titles! You have two champions who will float around, build giant records never unify with Estrada. Don’t forget Donnie Nietes is still out there and he hasn’t lost since 2004.
Even Estrada has unfinished business with Sor Rung Visai! That rivalry is 1-1. They’ll probably never fight again.
Don’t even get me started on 105-112, which probably hasn’t advanced a boxing storyline since the Ricardo Lopez days.
it’s very frustrating to watch.
The storyline never advanced and no one cares now.
Now it’s Fury and Joshua.
It probably won’t happen and we eventually won’t care because one of them will lose.
Everyone wants to see Beterbiev and Bivol. Reality is that it probably won’t happen and we eventually won’t care.
Thats been the big fight everyone wanted to see at 175 since Sergey Kovalev and Adonis Stevenson faded into irrelevancy. They did so without fighting each other, another storyline that never advanced.
Did you think Golovkin and Canelo had unfinished business at 160? They’ll never settle it. Another storyline that never advanced.
Did you wonder what those two could do against Demtrius Andrade and Jermall Charlo? Those are two undefeated champions who have fought in and around the same weight class as Golovkin and Canelo forever.
Canelo and Golovkin will never fight Charlo or Andrade.
Charlo and Andrade even have a rivalry storyline that’ll never advance. They both have titles and are undefeated. They don’t seem to like each other. They’ve been fighting at 154 and 160 forever.
They’ll never fight.
A fight between Errol Spence and Terence Crawford would the biggest storyline in the weight division since Pacquiao-Mayweather. It’ll never happen. That storyline will eventually die and we won’t care.
Mikey Garcia and Vasyl Lomachenko was the fight that made everyone excited at 135.
Another storyline that never advanced. No one cares about that fight anymore.
Lomachenko eventually lost to Teofimo Lopez in a unification fight. Now everyone wants to see Lopez face Devin Haney to unify the WBC belts.
It’ll never happen.
When’s the last time two featherweight rivals actually went at it and advanced a storyline?
Leo Santa Cruz and Carl Frampton came close to doing so but that series finished 1-1 and the storyline didn’t advance. The storyline eventually died and no one cares now.
Bantamweight? Hahahaha.
The guy who lost to Inoue is getting shots at both of the other versions of the bantamweight title before Inoue is. The Inoue-Nery storyline dried up and died before it even started.
At super flyweight, where everyone seems to fight everyone, we’ve only unified one set of titles! You have two champions who will float around, build giant records never unify with Estrada. Don’t forget Donnie Nietes is still out there and he hasn’t lost since 2004.
Even Estrada has unfinished business with Sor Rung Visai! That rivalry is 1-1. They’ll probably never fight again.
Don’t even get me started on 105-112, which probably hasn’t advanced a boxing storyline since the Ricardo Lopez days.
it’s very frustrating to watch.
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