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I cant! Especially domestic fights. I always find a reason to support a fighter, like if you have seen a fighter box before, read an article on him, or met him in person etc....

Yeah, plenty of the undercard fights on Top Rank shows and ESPN Friday Fight Night.

chad wrote:Yeah, plenty of the undercard fights on Top Rank shows and ESPN Friday Fight Night.

x2 but i do usually find a reason to root for someone on the domestic front

I tend to root for the underdog. Dunno why, I think it's a british thing.

One way or another, I always find a way to root for someone. Sometimes it's down to the one with the worst shorts.

I can & I enjoy just watching rather then scoring I normally get a general sense who I felt won.

I like how the yanks support whoever is dishing out the beating!! As soon as the tables turn they cheer the other fighter I love that appreciation unlike Germans who clap there negative survivors.

Yes. Most of the time, I just want to see a 'good match' and rarely have a favourite.

This is the case for most bouts I watch when there is no sizable favorite. If there is a sizable favorite, I tend to cheer for the underdog unless one of the competitors is among my favorite or least favored boxers.

i can watch a fight and not support any of the boxers involved .. i just hope its a good fight or sometimes i can start to like a fighter as the fight goes on.. but i do prefer watching fight of fighters i like then you can get a bit of roller coaster of emotions... its the same as watching me footy for me ..like watching most footy matches but love it watching the city..

I love it when an ex good fighter gets pulled in as a scalp against a fighter you would of heavily backed him to beat on his day!
Gomez v Arthur I loved!!!
Alexander v takaloo

Watching a lot of the Thai cards...I tend to have no idea who the undercard guys are...

Remember Williams vs McPhilbin for the British Cruiserweight. I really didn't care who won, I just wanted it to end.

I tend to start supporting one of the fighters but it can change a few times over the course of a fight. Maybe that means I'm just supporting good action? Or if I guy gets wobbled but comes back I might start supporting him. I'm fickle I suppose

"Come on boxing, hit him in the face"

Occasionally. If I decide I never want to watch either fighter again, I'll stop caring about the outcome and continue to watch in case something dramatic happens.