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Originally posted by landotter View PostThere is a fun element missing in the sterile, very controlled environment of Saudi. I personally think a fan base can be built for boxing there, but the goal seems to be more PR driven, with every aspect having to be approved by the Authority so the world sees the proper result.
I also feel this way about watching a boxing event in Japan. There is just no crest of emotion to the crowds there. Nothing feels organic, everything feels scripted. It doesn't detract from the quality of the fight- that is 100% on the boxers in the ring. It kills the energy.
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Originally posted by Phase III View Post
The big difference, in Japan the arenas are full with men and women, whereas in Saudi nobody gives a F about boxing and women have to get a Man’s approval a special government permit to attend. The place is 100 years arse backwards. Do you know of anyone who says… we’re going to Saudi for vacation? F no!!!!!!
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all that matters is the best fighting the best and the continually uprising of new names because the sport don't stay stale. have them.on mars or the pits of hell, the only reason any of us watch is for entertainment. for those on here who take themselves too serious, go watch golf
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