I'll always be a fan, but yeah, my interest has went down since GGG-Canelo. The lack of wars is rather disheartening. It's hard out there for a fight fan.
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Originally posted by Beercules View PostJust curious.
with NFL and NBA plus the MLB play offs I'm just like "eh"
I guess I only watch 'big fights now'
Anyone else?
GGG/Canelo, Ward/Kov, Canelo/Cotto etc etc all threatened to burst into life but never did and almost always had the wrong decision.
I'd much rather watch the smaller shows where guys at or near world level actually want to prove a point.
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Originally posted by soul_survivor View PostI'm the opposite these days. I'm "meh" when it comes to big fights because they are mainly hyped crap. I haven't seen a live "big" fight in years now. The only one I've seen in the last 2 years or so was AJ/Wlad as I was there, it was in the UK and luckily, it turned out to be an ATG encounter.
GGG/Canelo, Ward/Kov, Canelo/Cotto etc etc all threatened to burst into life but never did and almost always had the wrong decision.
I'd much rather watch the smaller shows where guys at or near world level actually want to prove a point.
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Couldn't care less about NBA or MLB and NFL is a side sport for me, even more so now that Aaron Rodgers is out for the season.
I'll always watch a good Boxing match. There aren't enough hours in my day to keep on top of the sport, so I'd probably be considered a casual, but the CW WBSS is interesting me. Usyk is an awesome fighter. Rooting for him to win it all.
Wish Boxing was a little easier to follow though, that's about the only thing that hurts it all for me. ****ing impossible to keep on top of the sport if you ask me, too many fights, too many belts, too many divisions, too much of a good thing.
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Originally posted by b morph View PostMy interest comes and goes.
Sometimes it becomes too much. Boxings a world sport. It's not a league like the NFL or NBA, but it's own wide open sport. That's a lot to take in. It doesn't help matters that with all the belts and 'lineal' champions, the moving between weights, trying to keep track of who called out who and who's signed with this promoter and that's why he can't fight this guy until he signs with that guy, it becomes nearly a full time job to follow this sport it feels like.
I can't follow everything related to the sport. I'll miss a lot. It doesn't help that not too many people follow boxing at all. Maybe 3 or 4 out of the 15 some odd people who I maintain contact with have a genuine interest in boxing to the point where I can have a boxing related conversation with them.
So when my friends want to do something, they don't want to watch boxing and I have a choice to make. Either watch boxing by myself, or hang out with a group of friends who I see maybe a few times a year. I either have to record the whole card, catch a replay if there is one, watch it on youtube if it's available, or I miss it. I'll usually just end up reading about it later.
Boxing can be too much if you try and really stay on top of things. I mean, really, even when I had no life for a little while, it was ****ing impossible.
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Originally posted by Beercules View PostJust curious.
with NFL and NBA plus the MLB play offs I'm just like "eh"
I guess I only watch 'big fights now'
Anyone else?
But in general, I used to watch boxing every week Friday and Saturday and the catchup shows midweek. Now like you say I will just read the results the next day, only watch the big fights.
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Originally posted by Lopez_Boxing View PostYeah. I catch every fight live I can. Then watch and rewatch older ones. I sit down on the couch and turn on an old fight to watch like it's a movie.
The thread questioning Henry Armstrong's greatness has me rewatching a bunch of his fights
Currently on his epic battle with Lou Ambers
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