Comments Thread For: Merchandise Sales Can Help Boxers During These Difficult Times

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By Corey Erdman - On Saturday, March 14, Murphys Boxing was scheduled to host its fifth annual St. Patrick's Day boxing card at the House of Blues in Boston. Perhaps more than any other time of year, that particular weekend is synonymous with club shows in boxing-think all-Irish showdowns, shows in bars, green beer spilling ringside...
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[White Mandela]

AJ and Canelo should start selling *****s to some of their fans on here.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Most fighters who are popular enough to sell merchandise probably don’t need the money anyway. It’s the lower level guys who will suffer, and I doubt any of them are popular enough to sell merchandise.

[Dasmius Shinobi]

Dark Times Ahead.

A beautiful concept, but not a easy one, like the article said.

[anonymous2.0]

If you'd like to purchase the Go the Social Distance t-shirt and have all proceeds go to the Fighting for Fighters Fund, please head to:

https://contendersclothing.com/colle...l-distance-tee

26 dollars for a tshirt is a nah from me dog

[Shadoww702]

26 dollars for a tshirt is a nah from me dog

And it’s ugly as ***!

[Winning@314]

God bless these fighters, pugilistic warriors!
Yet; with all due respect, there are close to "25" million individuals/families in America alone out of work, who still have not received unemployment benefits nor the stimulus check!
Paying bills, credit card payments, mortgages, rent and food is their priority right about now.
No disrespect; boxing merchandise is most definitely not on their to get lists.

[Bunch Pag]

Most fighters who are popular enough to sell merchandise probably don’t need the money anyway. It’s the lower level guys who will suffer, and I doubt any of them are popular enough to sell merchandise.

This sums the likelihood of it all...