Because when you lose in boxing, you're a bum according to most of the sports lame fans.
Why are there so many duckers in boxing? why?
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This is like baseball players saying they don't want to face certain pitchers because they throw to hard and don't want to risk getting hit by a pitch. Or football quarterbacks saying they don't want to play against a certain team because their linebackers hit too hard. Etc...
Plain and simple. If you're afraid of getting hit and hurt, then boxing is wrong profession for u.[/QUOTE]
you diddn't read any of my other posts. everything is covered there.Comment
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Read all posts, and many refer to the money being the issue here. Reportedly, Murray was offered a bigger purse than he got in the Martinez fight.
While I tend to agree it's not Murray who ducked, I still believe Hutton is the one who didn't want him to face GG yet. I remember he referred to the Tszyu example in the past when it was necessary to wait until he grew old before fighting him.Comment
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Read all posts, and many refer to the money being the issue here. Reportedly, Murray was offered a bigger purse than he got in the Martinez fight.
While I tend to agree it's not Murray who ducked, I still believe Hutton is the one who didn't want him to face GG yet. I remember he referred to the Tszyu example in the past when it was necessary to wait until he grew old before fighting him.
they're probably not interested in a serious beating at this point in murray's career. they can fight other guys for a bit less, but not a ton less. you live to fight another day win or lose against daniel geale, dazzling darren, etc. golovkin gives you a beating you can't take too many times in one career.
with golovkin it's not only about losing, it's about how you lose. golovkin might be the planet's hardest puncher. it's not like just getting outboxed. that's why martinez won't fight him.Comment
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they're probably not interested in a serious beating at this point in murray's career. they can fight other guys for a bit less, but not a ton less. you live to fight another day win or lose against daniel geale, dazzling darren, etc. golovkin gives you a beating you can't take too many times in one career.
with golovkin it's not only about losing, it's about how you lose. golovkin might be the planet's hardest puncher. it's not like just getting outboxed. that's why martinez won't fight him.
It's a shame actually, but common sense. Golovkin is a victim of his own in the current scene. The only solution is see is offering twice the amount of money the challengers can get at the market just because Golovkin is too dangerous for long-term health.Last edited by ggg_kz; 11-10-2013, 02:18 PM.Comment
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Crawford wanted the fight in USA, the champion is in Scotland, go to him...
Brook got injured against Alexander and got himself back into the picture with a mandatory shot again...
Murray is promoted by Hatton Promotions, not MatchroomComment
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It's just a different time in boxing. Before boxers faced anyone because they probably weren't aware of the long-term life-threatening consequences of taking too much punishment to the head and that boxing is bigger than its ever been with the paydays. It's a health and business issue. Why take a dangerous fight for the same money that you can get for a guy that you view as a lesser threat?Comment
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Read all posts, and many refer to the money being the issue here. Reportedly, Murray was offered a bigger purse than he got in the Martinez fight.
While I tend to agree it's not Murray who ducked, I still believe Hutton is the one who didn't want him to face GG yet. I remember he referred to the Tszyu example in the past when it was necessary to wait until he grew old before fighting him.
Calling Murray a ducker or to imply cowardice is frankly ridiculous. He had no problem going to Germany to fight Sturm and even ballsier, went to Argentina in front of a rabid, hostile crowd(also important to realise that there was a lot of tension building between Britain and Argentina) to face the best MW of the time and a guy high up in the p4p list.Comment
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