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Do you feel that is an issue with the sport.
When you think of the big fights that or on the table, or have occurred in recent years, you just know/knew a fighter's reputation was on the line.
People keep talking about what needs to happen in order to save boxing, but I think the fans are just as complicity in its waning popularity. I feel that protected and well nurtured products exist, but I think people are also too quick to label a fighter a hypejob the moment he collects a loss.
When the best fight the best, some fighters will inevitably accumulate Ls along the way. The current approach of throwing losers to the wayside cripples the acknowledges talent in division as good fighters get looked over.
I think that people are too obsessed with being able to say ''See, I was right!" to tip their hat when the time is right.
When you think of the big fights that or on the table, or have occurred in recent years, you just know/knew a fighter's reputation was on the line.
People keep talking about what needs to happen in order to save boxing, but I think the fans are just as complicity in its waning popularity. I feel that protected and well nurtured products exist, but I think people are also too quick to label a fighter a hypejob the moment he collects a loss.
When the best fight the best, some fighters will inevitably accumulate Ls along the way. The current approach of throwing losers to the wayside cripples the acknowledges talent in division as good fighters get looked over.
I think that people are too obsessed with being able to say ''See, I was right!" to tip their hat when the time is right.
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