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  • charlier14
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    #1

    will boxing ever get back to how it was?

    Theres no question that boxing is not what it used to be, theres only a few guys that are literally carrying the sport at the moment, I love boxing and I would hate to see it gradually die out and be taken over by ufc. It used to be one of the top major sports and fights would be on all of the time but now theres no where near the amount of decent fighters, theres belts all over the place and its luck if I manage to see a world class fight in a whole month. So what do you guys think, will boxing ever get back to how it used to be?
  • Mayweather41-0
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    #2
    I am not sure but I am really hoping for just two things for Boxing.

    1. Quality Live Boxing on National Television.

    2. A single governing body that gives the fans the fights they want to see.

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    • Bushbaby
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      #3
      Not as long as Pacman & Floyd are a top the sport.

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      • Ryannn
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        #4
        i don't get this "boxing" is dying bull****.

        boxing has had a boost in the past few years. we had exciting fights, good match ups, the best boxer is getting mainstream media attention.

        its doing just fine. not as big as it once in the US cause its best boxer happens to be a vagina.

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        • Mayweather41-0
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          #5
          Originally posted by Ryannn
          i don't get this "boxing" is dying bull****.

          boxing has had a boost in the past few years. we had exciting fights, good match ups, the best boxer is getting mainstream media attention.

          its doing just fine. not as big as it once in the US cause its best boxer happens to be a vagina.
          Yeah there is a lot of truth to what you are saying I personally feel the last few years of boxing have been great. I think people in America do not realize how good Boxing is doing internationally.

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          • Ryannn
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            #6
            Originally posted by Mayweather41-0
            Yeah there is a lot of truth to what you are saying I personally feel the last few years of boxing have been great. I think people in America do not realize how good Boxing is doing internationally.
            american heavyweights are crap fighters now. that's why a lot of people are saying the sport is dying.

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            • Jack Napier
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              #7
              UFC is for faggots
              boxing still doing good
              people just upset there's not a Tyson-like HW champion
              that and some fights not happening

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              • welcometosaigon
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                #8
                I don't remember what i was listening to, but the person was saying how people were always wishing for the "good old days" of boxing, no matter what point of the 20th century they were in.

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                • Kevin Malone
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by welcometosaigon
                  I don't remember what i was listening to, but the person was saying how people were always wishing for the "good old days" of boxing, no matter what point of the 20th century they were in.
                  That's true for pretty much everything. You always yearn for the past instead of what you have at the present. At present we have quality boxing on numerous television networks and we have almost any televised boxing card in the world available at our fingertips with streams. Why so many complaints?

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                  • Pullcounter
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by charlier14
                    Theres no question that boxing is not what it used to be, theres only a few guys that are literally carrying the sport at the moment, I love boxing and I would hate to see it gradually die out and be taken over by ufc. It used to be one of the top major sports and fights would be on all of the time but now theres no where near the amount of decent fighters, theres belts all over the place and its luck if I manage to see a world class fight in a whole month. So what do you guys think, will boxing ever get back to how it used to be?
                    isn't that what boxing always has been?

                    at one point only dlh was carrying the sport. before that it was rjj. before that it was tyson. etc... and so on and so forth.

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