Originally posted by bojangles1987
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Since when are one-sided beatings considered exciting?
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Originally posted by Golden Boi 360 View PostI think impressive would be a better word. I always thought exciting fights had to have back and forth action, both guys hurt, and either fighter always having a chance to win the fight. (Pacquiao-Marquez fights for example)
Since May 2nd we've had Canelo-Kirkland, Golovkin-Monroe, and Chocolatito-Sosa. All impressive performances but can we really call them exciting?
Seems like there is a double-standard on these boards.
Fighter I don't like blows out his opposition: It was a mismatch and he's fighting cans!"
Fighter I like blows out his opposition: "wow! he's so exciting!"
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostI'm really happy to see new fans the past couple of weeks that stuck around to watch these fights. I certainly tried to convince them, and they liked the way Alvarez and Golovkin kicked ass.
Now these are the same people who would be pissed to see Alvarez get dominated by Mayweather and Golovkin lose decisively to Ward, but it's still a step. Putting these guys in the 2 weeks after Mayweather/Pac worked out well.
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I'd rather see Canelo/GGG or Cotto/GGG than a one sided beating. (Although I suspect those matchups would also be one sided beatings.) But anyway, I think boxing was created as a martial art, a combat sport, an exciting spectacle in which somebody ultimately kicks somebody's ass and doesn't just win on style points only, leaving the opponent looking fresh and untouched.
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Originally posted by Joe Beamish View PostI'd rather see Canelo/GGG or Cotto/GGG than a one sided beating. (Although I suspect those matchups would also be one sided beatings.) But anyway, I think boxing was created as a martial art, a combat sport, an exciting spectacle in which somebody ultimately kicks somebody's ass and doesn't just win on style points only, leaving the opponent looking fresh and untouched.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostBad guys sell too. When I heard the boos for Andre Ward last night I thought to myself "he's right where he needs to be".
If a guy can generate feelings one way or they other they are on their way, if people don't give a rats ass there is a problem.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostBad guys sell too. When I heard the boos for Andre Ward last night I thought to myself "he's right where he needs to be".
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