It seems like too many people have agendas on both sides. If you look at things a bit more rationally and take things on case by case basis then I feel the jury is still out.
This weekends card was trash. Waste of time. I regret not being able to attend only because I missed hanging out with my boxing buddies afterwards. People who complain that Haymon gets fighters high pay for crap fights that eat network budgets have a point. It is his job however to get his clients the best possible deals though. We hate the aggressive lawyers that find a way to get the perp off but if we were the accused perp I bet we would hire the most aggressive shark of a lawyer our money could buy. Perspective.
If you hate on Haymon for putting trash cards together (like this past weekend) then you also have to tip your hat to the quality ones. We saw Danny in a mismatch this weekend. We also got to see Danny vs. Lucas on a huge PPV event. A great fight that makes an even bigger event more special. Seeing Khan vs Collazo and Broner in a feature fight as PPV support was also nice. You could say that those fights would have been better for free on World championship Boxing. Its a fair point but with the high visibility of the PPV cards they were actually on I don't think anyone missed out. Plus with the names involved it would have definitely ate up some of that network budget people seem to be so concerned about. I guess it comes down to if you prefer good/decent fights to stand on their own or to make a big event feel even bigger. Perspective
This weekends card was trash. Waste of time. I regret not being able to attend only because I missed hanging out with my boxing buddies afterwards. People who complain that Haymon gets fighters high pay for crap fights that eat network budgets have a point. It is his job however to get his clients the best possible deals though. We hate the aggressive lawyers that find a way to get the perp off but if we were the accused perp I bet we would hire the most aggressive shark of a lawyer our money could buy. Perspective.
If you hate on Haymon for putting trash cards together (like this past weekend) then you also have to tip your hat to the quality ones. We saw Danny in a mismatch this weekend. We also got to see Danny vs. Lucas on a huge PPV event. A great fight that makes an even bigger event more special. Seeing Khan vs Collazo and Broner in a feature fight as PPV support was also nice. You could say that those fights would have been better for free on World championship Boxing. Its a fair point but with the high visibility of the PPV cards they were actually on I don't think anyone missed out. Plus with the names involved it would have definitely ate up some of that network budget people seem to be so concerned about. I guess it comes down to if you prefer good/decent fights to stand on their own or to make a big event feel even bigger. Perspective
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