I would copy and paste it but it's too long but for those interested here is the link:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...ns-sustainable
To work the plan needs to attract sponsors, without sponsorship it's likely to fail and sponsors don't usually want to touch boxing.
Duva says boxing has an image problem with regard to sponsors which would explain why Haymon has cut the seedy entourages, questionable entrance music, got rid of the ring girls, no corner talk and cut short Broner's interviews.
Haymon seems intent on cleaning up the sport's image to sell it to the masses so that big sponsors will come in.
I still think they could have entrance songs, but just normal songs, doesn't have to be gangsta rap.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...ns-sustainable
To work the plan needs to attract sponsors, without sponsorship it's likely to fail and sponsors don't usually want to touch boxing.
Duva says boxing has an image problem with regard to sponsors which would explain why Haymon has cut the seedy entourages, questionable entrance music, got rid of the ring girls, no corner talk and cut short Broner's interviews.
Haymon seems intent on cleaning up the sport's image to sell it to the masses so that big sponsors will come in.
I still think they could have entrance songs, but just normal songs, doesn't have to be gangsta rap.
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