No fight deserves what they made in that fight , it is so far away from the rest of boxing it hurts the sport from the inside out , that fight meshed together a very special set of circumstances too pull that off , going to take a very long time if ever before we see that again .
It was the delay that Floyd/Arum pulled off that spiked it so high.
They could've fought in 2010, for 50m each, with Pacquiao likely winning a decision. Then boxing goes back to the dark ages immediately until someone like Tyson 2.0 (Wilder if he wasn't a ******) would regenerate interest where it has to be generated (at the heavyweight level).
No fight deserves what they made in that fight , it is so far away from the rest of boxing it hurts the sport from the inside out , that fight meshed together a very special set of circumstances too pull that off , going to take a very long time if ever before we see that again .
Agreed entirely!
I think there's too much money involved in sports anyway.
However, I understand the sentiment in this thread, basically: which fight was actually worth big money and I'll put in some british domestic dust ups:
Mathew Macklin v Jamie Moore, what a tough, hard, action packed fight!
Derry Matthews v Tommy Coyle, one of the greatest comebacks in recent years
Kevin Mitchell v John Murray, a real war of attrition
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