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world ranked wrote:Nobody would pay a lot of money for Indongo to fight Provo. Provo only time he was A side he lost by getting outboxed by a guy who couldn't box.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:He's acting like provodnikov is active. He's leaning to retiring.

boxing_rocks wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:He's acting like provodnikov is active. He's leaning to retiring.

Provo said that he is ready to come back for a good fight.

Yes, he is not a master of cutting off the ring, but I doubt he would need to do it for Indongo, as Indongo is not a runner. I would expect war in their fight.

punchoutsb wrote:No reason for Crawford/Indongo NOT to happen. It's a good fight. For those saying Indongo isn't ready, that's not how boxing works. Boxing doesn't exist to keep fighters undefeated or to ensure every matchup is at each fighters peak. This fight needs to happen.

boxing_rocks wrote:

world ranked wrote:Nobody would pay a lot of money for Indongo to fight Provo. Provo only time he was A side he lost by getting outboxed by a guy who couldn't box.

Provo and Indongo could get good money for a fight in Russia, probably better money than Crawford could draw.

boxing_rocks wrote:He drew well against half-dead Jose Luis Castillo. Fighting for 3 belts against a guy who brutally stopped another Russian would certainly attract more attention.

world ranked wrote:

ewenhay wrote:There's no question he deserves the shot against Crawford. He's picked up 2 versions of the title and is now one of the major players in the division. I think Crawford will win too but he needs to prove it in the fight, titles should be won in the ring, not the opinion polls.

People so much want to win fights with opinion. Instead of letting the fight happen.