I am reading more and more about how promoters want to build certain fighters so that they can make them PPV stars, such as Broner and Alvarez. PPV used to be reserved only for megafights featuring megastars. Now, promoters will thrown anything on PPV because they think boxing fans are so ****** and gullible that they can feed us bulls..t if they promote it as filet mignon. There are very few fights and fighters out there today who actually belong on PPV and, for one, am tired of being told I have to pay or may have to pay $40 to $60 to see a decent fighter fight another decent fighter. Showtime.
After De La Hoya lost to Mayweather, his next fight was against Steve Forbes, but it was not on PPV because De la Hoya knew that it was not a PPV worthy fight. Fights like Bradley/Marquez and Pacquaio/Rios should not be on PPV. No fight featuring Adrien Broner should be on PPV regardless of who he fights and no fight featuring Alvarez unless it against Cotto, Martinez or Cotto should be on PPV because, quite frankly, neither Alvarez or Broner are good enough to carry a PPV.
I have been a boxing fan for 30 years, but if promoters start a trend where the only quality matchups they make are put on PPV, I will definitely stop watching it.
After De La Hoya lost to Mayweather, his next fight was against Steve Forbes, but it was not on PPV because De la Hoya knew that it was not a PPV worthy fight. Fights like Bradley/Marquez and Pacquaio/Rios should not be on PPV. No fight featuring Adrien Broner should be on PPV regardless of who he fights and no fight featuring Alvarez unless it against Cotto, Martinez or Cotto should be on PPV because, quite frankly, neither Alvarez or Broner are good enough to carry a PPV.
I have been a boxing fan for 30 years, but if promoters start a trend where the only quality matchups they make are put on PPV, I will definitely stop watching it.
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