What happened to "matchmaking"?

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  • Briandl
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    #1

    What happened to "matchmaking"?

    So many of these PBC fight have been a snooze fest.

    I can honestly say I'm more than a casual boxing fan but not an expert or anything. I get pretty busy and can't watch them all, and I'm not sure Id ever seen Mares or Santa Cruz fight.

    Having said that, what I saw on Saturday night was two guys more interested in volume punching, rather than landing anything meaningful, and two guys that wanted to steal rounds at the end.

    Wouldn't a better match be between a power puncher and a volume puncher (Paul Williams / Margarito) or a boxer vs a volume puncher?
  • boliodogs
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    #2
    It went to hell when Haymon became the manager of almost every top 20 boxer in the world.

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    • Weebler I
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      #3
      Promoters match-make, managers pick and choose.

      When a manager is the de facto promoter the lines get blurred and the fans end up with fights they either never wanted or fights they originally wanted but years too late.

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