Is Boxing "In trouble"??

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  • RENE JUNIOR
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    #31
    Originally posted by sicko
    Boxing will be totally fine, PBC not going away and neither is Top Rank, Matchroom or any of these Major Promotions/Ent!ties. If things don't work out with one Network or App, another one will jump in and make the investment into it.

    Some fans hoping, wishing and praying guys fail are wasting time and energy. 2022 Fight Schedules are coming, things will pick back up and I think most fans will be happy with most of these Fights Schedules but of course the Miserable F^cks on this forum won't be happy no matter what but things will pick up for everybody. Every year Fight fans CRY and every year somehow boxing find a way to keep us entertained even when they're not give us all the fights we want

    nobody is forcing us to keep watching boxing, fans can easily F^CK OFF to another sport at anytime so yeah I don't stress over not getting the fights I want as much because I'm into NFL, NBA and for my Combat Sports FIX when Boxing is not delivering good cards, I just turn to UFC which has a huge Heavyweight Fight coming up here soon
    Very well said man!
    You are spot on too. I agree, and I am not one to really complain about Boxing either.
    I am definitely enjoying the sport and we had an amazing year of Boxing last year. I am quite confident 2022 will be just as great if not better.
    Great input man.

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    • RENE JUNIOR
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      #32
      Originally posted by Willow The Wisp

      Not boxing dying, no. Too embedded to be that susceptible to impasses in the market architecture for any length of time.The free market always finds or invents new distribution avenues. Reference was to an historically fickle public's attraction to newer, fiscally sound but less culturally grounded subsets of prizefighting like the brilliantly marketed MMA; with the popularity of the inclusion of scientific ground game today vs. The competing rise of open rules Standup (Bare-knuckle, Hybrid experiments, and the potential for a generational shift in taste similar to that which drove Catch under, replaced with worked match sports entertainment by 1918, as Boxing went about it's merry way unaffected. Everything except Baseball, American football, Basketball, Football/Soccer, Rugby, Cricket and class sports Tennis and Golf are "niche" sports; But none have ever produced a Muhammad Ali. I think there sports are safe, even as each experience highs and lows.
      Wow, thanks for the great breakdown.
      Definitely clarified thanks!

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      • RENE JUNIOR
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        #33
        Originally posted by Jsmooth9876
        Boxing is a niche sport at this point and has been surpassed by MMA... Younger generation going that way.. But boxing will always be around
        Yeah, I actually think Boxing can surpass MMA, or at least has the potential.

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