The New York takeover.

[SeGoodland]

Texas is a great boxing city, New Orleans also. Their commissions are garbage though.

Which state is the city of Texas in?

[_Rexy_]

Which state is the city of Texas in?

damn, you got me. Touche haha

[SeGoodland]

damn, you got me. Touche haha

Jokes.

For my sins, I have only ever passed through and stopped off in Amarillo. There wasn't a stadium in sight!

I'm guessing Houston or Dallas?

[_Rexy_]

Jokes.

For my sins, I have only ever passed through and stopped off in Amarillo. There wasn't a stadium in sight!

I'm guessing Houston or Dallas?

throw a dart in south texas where you can get the perfect storm of texan, redneck, mexican, redneck mexican and texas mexican.

[removed]

Why are you so anger all the time man? Always quick to insult others. You ever have a chill day bro? You are always on edge. Are you passionate about everything the way you are about the HW DIVISION?

He's upset that Fury-Wilder has upstaged his man crush Joshua.

[SeGoodland]

throw a dart in south texas where you can get the perfect storm of texan, redneck, mexican, redneck mexican and texas mexican.

Love it! I will go back next year and check out Austin.

[Eff Pandas]

I think that is a bit silly that NSAC impose that.

Could this be the start of a domino effect that see's more and more fights going to places like LA?

Where else in the US is there large arenas outside of the obvious?

If thats true about the NSAC not letting neutral judges be used therefore losing the fight I suspect the casinos will be having a word with these commission member's to insure that doesn't happen again.

The casino industry runs the NSAC so if this fight was bigger then it woulda happened in Vegas cuz there is just too much money being thrown at big fights. I think this fight was just not big enough probably for there to be enough money to be made from having it in Vegas doe.

And just wait til the Raiders staduim opens in 2020. That should be an extremely favorable venue for Canelo fights or the Joshua vs Wilder fight if they can both stay unbeaten long enough (which I'd bet against for the record, but who knows).

[Eff Pandas]

Texas is a great boxing city, New Orleans also. Their commissions are garbage though.

I haven't paid attention to the LA commission, but in general southern state boxing commissions or just commissions where they don't have a lot of shows per year are garbage usually.

TX is for sure the worst commission in the US for a state that runs so many shows that you'd expect it to be competent. That one ref who's name I'm not recallin but I can picture his face as I'm typing is probably legit the worst ref in all of boxing at the main event level.

[Southpawology]

NY The Mecca of Boxing!

[SeGoodland]

If thats true about the NSAC not letting neutral judges be used therefore losing the fight I suspect the casinos will be having a word with these commission member's to insure that doesn't happen again.

The casino industry runs the NSAC so if this fight was bigger then it woulda happened in Vegas cuz there is just too much money being thrown at big fights. I think this fight was just not big enough probably for there to be enough money to be made from having it in Vegas doe.

And just wait til the Raiders staduim opens in 2020. That should be an extremely favorable venue for Canelo fights or the Joshua vs Wilder fight if they can both stay unbeaten long enough (which I'd bet against for the record, but who knows).

Ok, that makes sense regarding Vegas and the Casino money.

I take it that the Raiders are moving to Vegas?