Comments Thread For: Is Jake Paul the man to save boxing?

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  • FlatLine
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    He's no savior of the sport, that's nonsense talk. But some of his fans might become regular boxing fans for life. We all started somewhere. Even if it's 2% of his fans, then overall Jake's contribution is a positive thing for the sport. Just like any other boxer who brings new fans in to watch.

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  • hitmanjosh
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    Hell naw! he's taking advantage of a piss poor system and gullible ass people.

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  • toners3
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    nope. he’s a show clown. he’s got a long way to go before i take him serious. fighting a 60 yr old?? that sets jake paul back. that’s not serious boxing.

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  • A.B Counterhooks
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    ****** ass question NO, Jakie boy wont save boxing simply cause the sport doesnt need to be saved.

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  • SteveM
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    Originally posted by M Boxing
    hes not saving boxing but hes not doing any harm to it either..., not as if there are a bunch of great match ups that his fights are taking attention away from, i'd rather watch paul v tyson than boots fighting some bum
    It's a new euthanasia government policy now that pensions are unaffordable

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  • James Hunt
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    Modern-day clown.

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  • BodyBagz
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    Originally posted by Toffee
    Boxing doesn't need to be saved, except from people trying to kill it. That's where Paul fits in.

    I figure a 58 year old getting seriously damaged in the ring should do it. The Holyfield fight was absolutely disgusting. I just hope tomorrow's event is as fake as I expect otherwise it could put boxing in a terrible place.

    No contact sport should be sanctioning the involvement of pensioners. It's sickening.
    $$$$$
    Everyone gets a cut

    Mike is not complaining
    He was given 20 mil reasons not to complain

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  • Toffee
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    Boxing doesn't need to be saved, except from people trying to kill it. That's where Paul fits in.

    I figure a 58 year old getting seriously damaged in the ring should do it. The Holyfield fight was absolutely disgusting. I just hope tomorrow's event is as fake as I expect otherwise it could put boxing in a terrible place.

    No contact sport should be sanctioning the involvement of pensioners. It's sickening.

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  • TMLT87
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    Originally posted by SteveM
    Boxing is doing very well in Japan, the UK, Mexico - Americentric viewpoint
    I dont think its really doing all that bad in the US either. Last year Tank/Ryan, Canelo/Charlo and Spence/Crawford all did big numbers. The sport doesnt need "saving" in the first place.

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  • SteveM
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    Boxing is doing very well in Japan, the UK, Mexico - Americentric viewpoint

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