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TBH, I can't blame either guy. It's a chance for a huge payday and rematch etc that would easily set them both up financially for life. Given that neither are elite level and never will be. Easy to hate on stuff like this, I get it, but from a business perspective it was always going to happen. Especially as neither guy seems to want to fight a live dog in their respective weight class.
Yeah, I agree & I don't mind it but it shows neither man will try to beat the elite & win a world title. From Conor's perspective that is understandable. He can't remotely compete with Crawford, Spence, Ortiz or Ennis. I'm kinda disappointed with CEJ because 160 doesn't seem that deep & he's coming off a good win v Williams. I'm slightly surprised he is giving up on trying to win a world title.
Yeah, I agree & I don't mind it but it shows neither man will try to beat the elite & win a world title. From Conor's perspective that is understandable. He can't remotely compete with Crawford, Spence, Ortiz or Ennis. I'm kinda disappointed with CEJ because 160 doesn't seem that deep & he's coming off a good win v Williams. I'm slightly surprised he is giving up on trying to win a world title.
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