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Originally posted by ummeed View Postlmao @ this. if that's how you really act as a fan, you must have been abused (possibly even sexually) as a kid.
i don't mind bull**** too much, but please at least try not be so readable.
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostWTF you talking about. People across the world paid for PPV. In the UK they paid for it because as fans, 1 round of excitement is good if not better than 12 rounds of low output.
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I rather see a fighter get KTFO and try to win than simply try to surivive and get a paycheck which Clottey did. CLottey likely will move up in weight but his rep has been so hurt that nobody would pay to see him. I give him credit for an iron chin and the ability to take punches but you need to try to win s fight. CLottey fought only in sporadic bunches.
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Originally posted by M.I.C. View PostTyson's fights weren't on PPV, not until round the mid 90's with that TVKO bullsh-t, perhaps thats what you are referring to. Lets recall Tyson's career started in the 80s
We were happy to pay for it.
Infact if boxing was as popular today now, there would be a lot of people following it. However the lack of sensational KOs, and the fact that boxing is just too spread out now, it's hard to follow unless you are a proper fan.
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Originally posted by Marduke View PostI bought the PPV.
Only one I've regretted buying afterwards in recent memory. Always fun watching Pacquiao go to work, but Clottey just didn't rise to the occasion at all.
But I like supporting great fighters like Pacquiao and Mayweather. And $50 really isn't too much, so oh well.
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