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2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 08:10
by caldo2025
The one and only thing that we all might agree on unanimously is that Boxing in 2017 was amazing. The best fighting the best. We saw one great matchup after another and the list of great fights held in 2017 is too long to list. It was the year that promoters and boxers finally got it and the fans showed up and rewarded them for it.

So that means that 2018 is going to be amazing too right? Not so fast. Boxing's stock is way up right now and I think that we'll see a lot of promoters riding out the wave that a superb 2017 created and milk it for all that it's worth. Here we are approaching mid December and there's nothing spectacular on the schedule yet for 2018. Are you concerned? In the first 3 months of 2017, we were treated to DeGale/Jack, Frampton/Cruz, Vargas/Berchelt, Garcia/Thurman, Haye/Bellew, Lemieux/Stevens, Broner/Granados and GGG/Jacobs. Right now, the only fight scheduled for 2018 that is worth watching is Spence/Peterson.

I'm sure that more fights will be announced but I'm a little concerned about 2018 right now. What do you all think? Am I overreacting to a slow start to the year? Should we hit the panic button?

Re: 2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 08:37
by Jip
The best elite heavyweight fight in 30 years.

Now the 2 best boxer in the world fighting each other.

And in ggg canelo the most awaited match up in reascent time happened.

2017 was the best boxing year, maybe ever.
2018 will be great, but i doubt as good as 2017.

The big problem will be boxer like thurman who seems dont want to fight spence at all. Also promoters not working together like arum and haymon and elite boxer becoming past prime like gennady or roman.

Re: 2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 08:48
by TooMuch
In 2018 we shall be treated with Tyson Fury getting fatter saga.

Re: 2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 11:13
by Syntax Error
TooMuch wrote: 09 Dec 2017, 08:48 In 2018 we shall be treated with Tyson Fury getting fatter saga.
That's right.

Tyson Fury getting fatter can now be added to the other 3 certainties in life: death, taxes & David Haye getting injured.

Re: 2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 11:25
by asdfjkl
Tonight 2 olympic winners who both have won olympic gold several times, I can't remember that ever happening in the history of boxing at all.

Re: 2017 vs. 2018

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 11:40
by stellar
What was Klicko Joshua??two Olympic winners and it gold :evil: