I've never heard anyone say Prov/Bradley was a robbery until today.
You’re emotional as fukk, I skated past your question because it’s a disingenuous one
Asking what the difference between a Loma fight now and Loma fight then, another retarded disingenuous question
I’ll let milk dud head respond to you
You're right, 147 is his now if we are being honest, he could have cleaned it out if they really wanted to.Boots has one of the worst teams ever. 147 is there for the taking and they milking a damn worthless belt.
Lol u and Errol Spence might’ve swapped brains retard.yeah I shut.your dumb ass up
Get real. Not everyone cares about legacy. His job is to make money. You talking that bullshyt but reality is people want to milk situations. Why make $10 million and lose to Shakur when he can drag a 130lber up or 140lber down for another 4-5 fights for the same money. Yeah talk that bullshyt but nobody believes you. I am not paying to see Tank so I don’t give a shyt. Canelo same thing.
Yea that legalized bank robbery shyt was a funny thing to say but it was realHonestly Tank isn't his own boss. He just does with Al and Leonard says he should do while trying to get paid. Al isn't going to have him take a risk against a guy like Shakur because unlike Mayweather-Pacquiao, that fight isn't a big enough fight to justify the risk. The Loma fight was the right combination of risk/reward as was Ryan. Devin had he stayed at 135 would have been a fight that Tank would have taken.......and I've been told this from people at PBC directly. They told me they were looking to monitor what Haney does post Top Rank because they would have looked to make that fight happen. Of course, right after they lost the Showtime deal and things changed.
I said this in another thread but Jake Paul's popularity truly shines a mirror on what boxing actually is. Jake Paul is the perfect representation of boxing. He's the semi-pro celebrity version of a prize fighter (Canelo, Tank, Floyd, Oscar). He's a brand & people will pay to see their favorite brand named fighter beat up jobbers or potentially lose to "seemingly" dangerous opponents.
I realized that the business of boxing is one big scam and it's always been this way but Floyd, as much as I love him, pushed it to the point of no return.
I mean think about it, when you wanted to watch Mike Tyson in the 80s and 90s, his opponent almost didn't matter....People would ask you "Hey you ordering the Tyson fight?" Guys like Peter McNeely, Bruce Seldon and Frank Bruno were no more than supporting casts in a movie. Once the business realized, if I'm a big enough star, I can fight jobbers forever and still get paid, we have what we have now........
Canelo has had like 4 garbage fights in a row fighting guys we know he'd beat & his fanbase will be there to watch the next one and the next one after that. As long as you throw the public an occasional bone with a tough opponent or the dance partner can create compelling story, the brand sells itself......
I went to the Boots fight last Saturday night in Philly and it hit me that every single person in that arena paid money to see Boots who was a -7000 favorite win. Jaron Ennis is 27 years old with 34 fights and yet his last 13 fights, he's never been lower than a 5-1 favorite. We're all paying to essentially see the Harlem Globetrotters vs the Washington Generals except that one punch can change everything and maybe, just maybe that if it can make enough money the Harlem Globetrotters will eventually play a team that's on their level for one night before they go back to playing the Washington Generals again. That's literally what boxing is these days amongst the best and most popular fighters in the sport.
oh the opponent mattered..tyson for the most part didnt fight jobbers like that in his comeback....seldon and bruno were actual world champions at the time tyson fought them..mcneeley was prolly the only true definition of one..of course which birthed the movie " the great white hype" but that level of opp is expected when you havent fought in 4 years..they can't be jobbers that can make mike look bad...don king nearly miscalculated with buster mathis jr, who looked like a jobber but was not, and was making mike look mid before mike stopped him..after that you never saw mike fight anyone like him again..mike mixed in ranked heavies with the cupcakes like julius francis or brian nielsenI mean think about it, when you wanted to watch Mike Tyson in the 80s and 90s, his opponent almost didn't matter....People would ask you "Hey you ordering the Tyson fight?" Guys like Peter McNeely, Bruce Seldon and Frank Bruno were no more than supporting casts in a movie. Once the business realized, if I'm a big enough star, I can fight jobbers forever and still get paid, we have what we have now........
the robbery aspect i guess is the ref blowing a KD call in round 1 which should have made it 10-8 for prov instead of 10-9...bradley would have lost the fight or a drawI've never heard anyone say Prov/Bradley was a robbery until today.
oh the opponent mattered..tyson for the most part didnt fight jobbers like that in his comeback....seldon and bruno were actual world champions at the time tyson fought them..mcneeley was prolly the only true definition of one..of course which birthed the movie " the great white hype" but that level of opp is expected when you havent fought in 4 years..they can't be jobbers that can make mike look bad...don king nearly miscalculated with buster mathis jr, who looked like a jobber but was not, and was making mike look mid before mike stopped him..after that you never saw mike fight anyone like him again..mike mixed in ranked heavies with the cupcakes like julius francis or brian nielsen
Honestly Tank isn't his own boss. He just does with Al and Leonard says he should do while trying to get paid. Al isn't going to have him take a risk against a guy like Shakur because unlike Mayweather-Pacquiao, that fight isn't a big enough fight to justify the risk. The Loma fight was the right combination of risk/reward as was Ryan. Devin had he stayed at 135 would have been a fight that Tank would have taken.......and I've been told this from people at PBC directly. They told me they were looking to monitor what Haney does post Top Rank because they would have looked to make that fight happen. Of course, right after they lost the Showtime deal and things changed.
I said this in another thread but Jake Paul's popularity truly shines a mirror on what boxing actually is. Jake Paul is the perfect representation of boxing. He's the semi-pro celebrity version of a prize fighter (Canelo, Tank, Floyd, Oscar). He's a brand & people will pay to see their favorite brand named fighter beat up jobbers or potentially lose to "seemingly" dangerous opponents.
I realized that the business of boxing is one big scam and it's always been this way but Floyd, as much as I love him, pushed it to the point of no return.
I mean think about it, when you wanted to watch Mike Tyson in the 80s and 90s, his opponent almost didn't matter....People would ask you "Hey you ordering the Tyson fight?" Guys like Peter McNeely, Bruce Seldon and Frank Bruno were no more than supporting casts in a movie. Once the business realized, if I'm a big enough star, I can fight jobbers forever and still get paid, we have what we have now........
Canelo has had like 4 garbage fights in a row fighting guys we know he'd beat & his fanbase will be there to watch the next one and the next one after that. As long as you throw the public an occasional bone with a tough opponent or the dance partner can create compelling story, the brand sells itself......
I went to the Boots fight last Saturday night in Philly and it hit me that every single person in that arena paid money to see Boots who was a -7000 favorite win. Jaron Ennis is 27 years old with 34 fights and yet his last 13 fights, he's never been lower than a 5-1 favorite. We're all paying to essentially see the Harlem Globetrotters vs the Washington Generals except that one punch can change everything and maybe, just maybe that if it can make enough money the Harlem Globetrotters will eventually play a team that's on their level for one night before they go back to playing the Washington Generals again. That's literally what boxing is these days amongst the best and most popular fighters in the sport.
Again YOU don't speak for everyone else.. If YOU would rather go out like a bytch and duck your entire career and sell out for low risk higher reward fights and avoiding any and all legacy fights that could net you even more money like Tank. Thats YOU.. Dont mention Tank with Canelo either.. At least Canelo cemented his legacy 1st