This isn't the 60s or the 90s where it was free for all - everything is much more PC now and being loud doesn't really sell tickets.
And when you look at boxers who historically were loud in the past - they had a reason to be. Unlike these sheltered idiots that grew up as good kids, only to pick up boxing and turn into wannabe thugs in their late 20s and 30s. I can't take idiots like these people seriously.
Ali had a reason to be how he was due to how racially divided his country was back then and his belief. Mike Tyson grew up around killers and he's from the roughest part of Brooklyn coupled with being the youngest undisputed HW champion of all time. Mayweather wasn't really that loud but he's also from a rough background.
However, you have the likes of Wilder, Fury and Josh Taylor who are either sheltered Pastor's son, born into stability or grew up being goofy trying to be fake thugs. It's hysterical. Especially for those of us who know what being tough is.
People from tough backgrounds are trying to escape those harsh realities and mostly leave it behind by age 25 - unless they're stuck. And those stuck there are mostly hopeless bums. So why would anyone want to be that in his 30s?
Being a loud thug doesn't sell in boxing in 2020 and there's a reason why the 2 biggest names in boxing - Canelo and AJ - are PC and marketable. Only the e-thugs who want to be laptop gangsters find these bellends appealing - most people don't.
And when you look at boxers who historically were loud in the past - they had a reason to be. Unlike these sheltered idiots that grew up as good kids, only to pick up boxing and turn into wannabe thugs in their late 20s and 30s. I can't take idiots like these people seriously.
Ali had a reason to be how he was due to how racially divided his country was back then and his belief. Mike Tyson grew up around killers and he's from the roughest part of Brooklyn coupled with being the youngest undisputed HW champion of all time. Mayweather wasn't really that loud but he's also from a rough background.
However, you have the likes of Wilder, Fury and Josh Taylor who are either sheltered Pastor's son, born into stability or grew up being goofy trying to be fake thugs. It's hysterical. Especially for those of us who know what being tough is.
People from tough backgrounds are trying to escape those harsh realities and mostly leave it behind by age 25 - unless they're stuck. And those stuck there are mostly hopeless bums. So why would anyone want to be that in his 30s?
Being a loud thug doesn't sell in boxing in 2020 and there's a reason why the 2 biggest names in boxing - Canelo and AJ - are PC and marketable. Only the e-thugs who want to be laptop gangsters find these bellends appealing - most people don't.
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