Just an honest question.
I see so many posters rooting for them to bad ratings, go broke, lose in their court battles...
I know that the easy answer is because it fractures the boxing game more, and in the process there are some fights that cant be made, but then why not blame all the parties responsible for refusing to work with each other?
Whats become painfully obvious to me that there are too many fighters/fights out there for just ONE network. HBO has a tight/shrinking budget. They only have so many dates to give. The math doesnt add up.
So unless we want all the big name fighters to start taking paycuts and the undercard fighters fight for peanuts, the fact is that there needs to be more then one successful boxing outlet.
What say you?
I see so many posters rooting for them to bad ratings, go broke, lose in their court battles...
I know that the easy answer is because it fractures the boxing game more, and in the process there are some fights that cant be made, but then why not blame all the parties responsible for refusing to work with each other?
Whats become painfully obvious to me that there are too many fighters/fights out there for just ONE network. HBO has a tight/shrinking budget. They only have so many dates to give. The math doesnt add up.
So unless we want all the big name fighters to start taking paycuts and the undercard fighters fight for peanuts, the fact is that there needs to be more then one successful boxing outlet.
What say you?
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