My idea for the next 5 vs 5.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I see no point in doing Warren vs Hearn again. First of all, it was a conclusive victory for Queensberry and secondly they’re clearly cool now, there’s no real rivalry between them like there once was.

What I’d much rather see is promoters who actually have beef with each other square off. I’d do Warren vs Shalom, and Hearn vs De La Hoya. There’s no love lost between those guys and they’d love to get one over on each other.

Queensberry vs Boxxer
Sheeraz vs Eubank Jr
Yarde (WC) vs Buatsi
Zhang vs Bakole
Okollie vs Riakporhe
Cameron vs Whittaker II

Matchroom vs Golden Boy
Stevenson vs Zepeda
Ennis vs Ortiz
Opetaia vs Zurdo
Pacheco vs Munguia
Catterall vs Ramirez.

[IronDanHamza]

Love both ideas and all fights. Especially Queensberry Boxxer.

Sadly won't happen. Oscar will never, ever do a 5 v 5.

Not sure if Shalom would either but more chance than Oscar.

[Smash]

Sadly won't happen. Oscar will never, ever do a 5 v 5.
.

i think he might

he loves his threesomes already

[famicommander]

I couldn't possibly care less about promoters or their storylines or their dumbass beefs. Put the fights on and I'll be there, shove the fake ass WWE storylines up your ass.

[IronDanHamza]

I couldn't possibly care less about promoters or their storylines or their dumbass beefs. Put the fights on and I'll be there, shove the fake ass WWE storylines up your ass.

That kind of thing is right down your alley anyway isn't it?

[crimsonfalcon07]

Those are all good fights. If they make em, I'll watch.

[BigZ44]

This is really good stuff, sign me up

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I couldn't possibly care less about promoters or their storylines or their dumbass beefs. Put the fights on and I'll be there, shove the fake ass WWE storylines up your ass.

In a sport where promoters rarely ever work together, I’m all for any form of collaboration. Storylines sell fights, it’s nothing new.

[Toffee]

Did anyone really buy into the 'beef' or the promoter v promoter points system? I just thought it was a good concept because we got a handful of well matched fights.

Well, with the exception of the inclusion of Captain Wilder, who was clearly one last desperate attempt to make a Joshua fight.

[kiaba360]

I couldn't possibly care less about promoters or their storylines or their dumbass beefs. Put the fights on and I'll be there, shove the fake ass WWE storylines up your ass.

If the narrative/story-line is what it takes to produce the event, then the marketing is a tiny price to pay.