They should fight 3-4 times a year...
why don't boxers fight more often
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I don't see any reason why the top guys can't fight an average of 4 times a year. They used to fight that often not very long ago and some fighters like GGG and Donaire still do. I also don't understand why so many fighters turn pro at such an old age. A fighter should turn pro no later than 21 years old ideally. Then when they are in their prime between 24 and 28 they have good pro experience. They should have made big money if they are really good and be ready to retire in their early 30s instead of winning their first title when they are 35 or 36 years old.Comment
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I think its all money bro. Back in the early days of boxing the best boxers in the world, guys like SRR, would fight 10 times a year. It's all about the money, recovery time isn't bad for these guys, unless you're like Tim Bradley after the Provodnikov fight everytime you fightComment
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Someone like Floyd could easily fight 5X a year with the non-existent punishment he takes but yeah he makes enough from 1 fight not to.I think its all money bro. Back in the early days of boxing the best boxers in the world, guys like SRR, would fight 10 times a year. It's all about the money, recovery time isn't bad for these guys, unless you're like Tim Bradley after the Provodnikov fight everytime you fightComment
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becouse they have a 8-10 weeks of preparation before each fight, they body needs time to regenerate, one cant be in training camp all the time and improve.
The fight itself aint a problem, thats an usuall hour long intense workout. If it was only a fight and no preparation they could fight twice a week (minus cuts and their face getting all ****ed up ofcourse)Comment
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