That crowd was amazing tonight.

[Santa_]

Impressive crowd last night. Homegrown boxers are a thing again.

Crawford in Nebraska

Easter in Toledo

Prograis in the N.O.

Wilder in Birmingham

Vasquez in Pitt

Broner in Cincy

And so forth

I'm still waiting for boxing to come to Oregon.

The only boxer I know of to ever come out of here is Tonya "TNT" Harding, smh.

[The Big Dunn]

Impressive crowd last night. Homegrown boxers are a thing again.

Crawford in Nebraska

Easter in Toledo

Prograis in the N.O.

Wilder in Birmingham

Vasquez in Pitt

Broner in Cincy

And so forth

Agreed. There is that kid fighting in Phoenix that gets a ton of fans as well.

[The Big Dunn]

Crawford VS Pacquiao at the Cornhusker Memorial Stadium coming soon!

90,000 capacity baby.

Bob Arum make it happen!

Maybe the centurylink in Omaha. full capacity because it seats 19k and they will not have to wait until the summer to do it.

[Santa_]

Maybe the centurylink in Omaha. full capacity because it seats 19k and they will not have to wait until the summer to do it.

That'd work too.

90,000 at the Memorial Stadium would be amazing though.

[GhostofDempsey]

Yes, it's great to see such a spirited crowd turn out for their local boxing favorites. Not too many venues have that sort of enthusiasm. Boxing needs more local talents to draw in fans from more obscure places. It was nice to see Bud win via KO in front of his home crowd and insist that belts do matter. Solid champion!

[vaborikua2014]

Just asking but what else is there in Nebraska

Lmfao. I lived in Nebraska for almost a year and theres not much othet than corn everywhere. Lincoln was ok still one of my least favorite cities or states i ever been 2 or lived and ive lived in 10 different states.

[The Big Dunn]

That'd work too.

90,000 at the Memorial Stadium would be amazing though.

True but then you have to wait for the summer. I don't want to see TC face some bum next. Ideally if he can get the Manny/Horn winner next, then do cornhusker stadium after the exposure from that fight.

[ShoulderRoll]

Tony "The Tiger" Lopez used to be a pretty nice draw in Sacramento I think.

Just goes to show that you can build up the popularity of the sport in a lot of places outside of the mainstream cities like Vegas.

Promoters just have to be willing to think outside of the box a little.