Boxing had gone down the Crapper the last year

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  • Peterp
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    Boxing had gone down the Crapper the last year

    Around 3-4 years ago, UFC was surging in popularity and boxing really seemed to make an effort to put on fights fans wanted to see.

    I look at the schedule of upcoming fights the next 6 months and nothing really has me salivating. Ditto for all of 2010 to date.

    Pac and Mayweather can't get their **** together

    David Haye is fighting a bum like Audley Harrison. Klitchkoes do the same

    Bloody pathetic

    Boxing really has gone down the crapper
  • Peterp
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    #2
    bump it up

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    • Golden Boi 360
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      #3
      Pacquiao-Margarito......going to be a barnburner for sure
      Abraham-Froch.......very interesting matchup
      Mares-Darchinya........exciting
      Perez-Agbeko II.........1st fight was great, 2nd time around will likely produce fireworks
      rios-peterson.........two undefeated guys going at it
      rigondeux-cordoba.......RIG has 5 fights and going up with a seasoned pro, interesting
      Katsidis-Marquez.......don't get me started
      HBO PPV has a decent card for 9/18 with canelo, mosley, and ortiz

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      • Deevel916
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        #4
        2010 has to be the worst year for our sport ever!

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        • GymRat
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          #5
          Yup. It's a real tragedy. What's most ******ed is the politics and petty talk and what not. "Oh my God, I heard he was backing out of that fight?" - "Oh man, I heard he thought 10 ounce gloves were too big and he wanted 8 ounce or he's backing out." - "I heard Haye was in negotiations for that fight." - "Kelly Pavlik says that ____ cant' beat _____."

          All that petty talk is so ******ly funny. I can leave boxing for six months and come back and hear the same old stuff with the same old names. Rather than just put some gloves on and step in the ring, everyone involved wants to put some "drama" or petty **** in it. ****ing put the gloves on and step in the ring. Fighters nowadays fight less per year than old people have sex. So much petty and ridiculous crap. "I heard he was in negotiations for that fight." - "Oh, I heard he was backing out." - "He backed out due to a knee injury." - "He's in negotiations for this fight."

          LOLOLOLOLOL

          It's like a boxing match can be compared to two drivers in a parking competition and people are standing around waiting for it and going "Oh man, I heard that Berto is threatening to back out if he doesn't get a specialized gas cap installed on his parking car." or "Oh man, Mayweather wants an extra three weeks to repaint his car he's going to be using."

          It's all so dramatic nowadays. It's to the point of being embarrassed to admit in a social discussion that you follow boxing. The old-timers must be rolling over in their graves.
          Last edited by GymRat; 09-09-2010, 10:53 PM.

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          • Kevin Malone
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            #6
            Anthony Peterson vs. Brandon Rios
            Carl Froch vs. Arthur Abraham
            Juan Carlos Reveco vs. Roman Gonzalez
            Juan Manuel Lopez vs. Rafael Marquez
            Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito
            Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Michael Katsidis
            Vic Darchinyan vs. Abner Mares
            Yonnhy Perez vs. Joseph Agbeko

            Horrible. I'm cancelling HBO and ordering every UFC from now on.

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            • -EX-
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              #7
              Froch-Abraham potential fight of the year
              Ward-Dirrelll= most likely boring but highly skilled technical fight one would guess
              Pac-Margarito= only interesting cuz Marg's size in a fight he doesn't deserve...

              No superfights this year but some fights do have potential...I think Marquez-Kastidis will be a very good fight...

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              • mrpain81
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                #8
                Mosley vs Mayweather wasn't a "Super fight"?

                What warrants a super fight in your book?

                It's been a crappy transition year, same **** happened back in 98. This year has been better then that one though, this year is closing real strong.

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                • Kagami Taiga
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by mrpain81
                  Mosley vs Mayweather wasn't a "Super fight"?

                  What warrants a super fight in your book?

                  It's been a crappy transition year, same **** happened back in 98. This year has been better then that one though, this year is closing real strong.
                  but it was a super fight. it did over 1 million ppv buys. that makes it a superfight.

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