How secure is the future of professional boxing ?

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80/20
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How secure is the future of professional boxing ?

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I would be interested in hearing other peoples views on the future of the business and what effect things like the economy, t.v deals (or lack of) unlicensed shows, lottery funding, WSB ect have had on how th next 5 years is looking

What would you like to see happen ?
keithmoonhangover
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Re: How secure is the future of professional boxing ?

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I'd like the word 'Boofhead' to become more widely used.
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MachoMan09 wrote:I think with Matchroom's major announcement on Monday the sport is safe (for now). Especially if it is a guy who lost in four to Ricky Burns last time out. That wouldn't be anticlimactic in the slightest.
It's Haye mate.
80/20
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Re: How secure is the future of professional boxing ?

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:lol: :lol:
MachoMan09 wrote:I think with Matchroom's major announcement on Monday the sport is safe (for now). Especially if it is a guy who lost in four to Ricky Burns last time out. That wouldn't be anticlimactic in the slightest.
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:lol: :lol:
keithmoonhangover wrote:I'd like the word 'Boofhead' to become more widely used.
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