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Originally posted by Ricky12 View PostAt least there cutting through the politics and going to the essence of the sport eg the best fighting the best.I know there doing it to bolster their country's image and using sport as a medium for that .I can still only admire the way they want the big fights and hopefully it turns Joshua's and Eddie Hearns head.Hence glory of the sport comes first then money second.But both go loosely hand in hand I feel.One without the other wont work.I remember reading a while back a football man through and through Harry Redknapp saying roughly the same eg the best players will always come to the fore.Hence ability always rises to to the top.Its nice to see the Saudis pushing this through as well albeit with plenty of money.
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Hearn can clout chase Fury and Wilder but bottom line is it further emphasizes this...Pulev vs Joshua is such a dud nothing can be said to hype it.
The fight is garbage and DAZN will lose yet another chance to bring in viewers. Why because Matchroom avoids the risk that comes with great compelling fights.
Wouldn’t let Hearn manage my McDonalds. And AJ better focus or find himself in Pulev rematch post knock out.
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Originally posted by Buggy bear View PostGreed wins every time , forget the real people ( the fans) .FFS how many cars can you drive , how many front doors can you walk through and how many cups of coffee can you buy.... Anyway who says fury beats wilder anyway,
This is why the wealthiest 1000 people in the world have the same wealth as the poorest 50% of the WORLD's population
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Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
How do the Brits feel that they are losing their biggest fights to the Saudi's? I thought the UK was the home of boxing
It's called Vegas. Tickets beyond the reach of the average fan.
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Originally posted by Ricky12 View PostAt least there cutting through the politics and going to the essence of the sport eg the best fighting the best.I know there doing it to bolster their country's image and using sport as a medium for that .I can still only admire the way they want the big fights and hopefully it turns Joshua's and Eddie Hearns head.Hence glory of the sport comes first then money second.But both go loosely hand in hand I feel.One without the other wont work.I remember reading a while back a football man through and through Harry Redknapp saying roughly the same eg the best players will always come to the fore.Hence ability always rises to to the top.Its nice to see the Saudis pushing this through as well albeit with plenty of money.
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It's a massive fight for boxing, and for the UK especially. It would be a shame it wasn't in England and that 80'000 UK fans couldn't attend.
But, if there's crazy money on offer for them to fight in SA, I can't blame them one bit for taking that route. Everyone would.
Anyway, there's fights to be fought and won before that one happens.
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Originally posted by Boxingfanatic75 View PostWell said
Originally posted by SteveM View PostAll true. But consider this. Shortly afterwards B and B+ fighters will be demanding 10 million each to fight each other and those fights won't get made.
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So many kids talking about “the biggest british fight of all time”......ridiculous, ludicrous, ignorant. With fights like Benn v Eubank I and II, with Lewis v Bruno, Hatton v Mayweather, Turpin v Robinson, Cooper v Clay/Ali, Owen Moran, ****ell, etc etc man this forum looks like a bunch of drunken football hooligan casuals on the p*ss up
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