crusader wrote:There was a lot of fluff in that article.
Basically he goes on about how unfair he thinks PBC is being treated, how people shouldn't care about what fighters get paid, and how we should all just wait to see what happens. There wasn't much substantial as to why PBC will succeed or what it plans to do, and while I understand his point about other sports, does a slow October really explain why so many PBC guys have 1 or 0 fights this year?
I think that Tim Smith has made a valid point. A lot of people have prematurely jumped on the anti-PBC bandwagon from the get-go… and one of the main exponents of the PBC bankruptcy conspiracy theory was Dan Rafael, which led to people to jump to all sort of conclusions.
For the record, I have no idea about the PBC’s commercial viability, but I do believe that there is some justification to avoid assuming the worst until we have received official confirmation of their long-term plans.
If Tim Smith is correct… and the PBC continues to be in business by December 2017, then it’ll make a mockery of all the naysayers who expected to see the company fold by the close of play this year.