Comments Thread For: Oscar De La Hoya: It's the fighters who are killing the sport
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It's about money too, he stole canelo from Tutico Zabala who was the promoter that brought him to the USA, look how carefully he matched him, munguia's career is a carbon copy of canelo, of course he is not as talented and not a ginger.Comment
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Canelo has fought way better opposition than Munguia. Munguia has never faced anyone in the level of Erislandy Lara, and never will.Comment
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Boxers are the ones making the decisions but they're just operating within a commercial environment that justifies those kind of decisions.
We see belts go undefended and retained and the orgs and fans accept it. And then people complain when a fighter gets stripped for not facing a mandatory.
We get low level fights and crossover crap and people actually buy them.
Enforce mandatories. Do it right to the letter of your rules. Encourage fighters to try to get to a mandatory position because it will be worth a title fight. Exceptions should be rare and only in exceptional cases. Not for someone to fight a crossover fight.
If people don't fight then drop them down or out of the rankings. Rank fighters highly when they combine activity with quality of opponent.
It's either got to be run as a sport or as a business. If it's a business then don't complain that you're getting exactly what you should expect.Last edited by Toffee; 11-25-2024, 01:54 AM.Comment
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DLH gave Tito an absolute boxing lessons
The last part can be said of a bunch of fighters
One example -
When was the last time Inoue was the under dog ?
His upcoming "fight" is not expected to go 5 rds.
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