Pro Boxing Fight Can state boxing commissions require pro boxers to follow established policies?
And take their licenses away for not following them? DO THE BOXERS OR COMMISSIONS MAKE THE RULES FOR EACH FIGHT? If boxers make rules, then basketballers should call their own fouls, and footballers call their own penalties. Does the NFL commission make drug testing policies or do the coaches and players?
I take it this is about the Pacquiao-Mayweather negotiations.
I would agree with you. Boxers/Promoters can negotiate about some aspects of the fight but they should leave the more sensitive issues like drug testing to the commissions that oversee the matches.
There wouldn't be any use for the athletic commission anymore except officially writing the winners of the match if the boxers/promoters can freely negotiate everything.
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Alexander Ustinov pro boxing fight
pro boxing?
Did anyone in Atlanta see the boxing card at Earth Link last night it was the worse fight card I have ever seen in my life the promoter was Layla Ali ex husbund who was threnting everyone in the place who booed the sorry fighters the name of his promotion company is Absolute entertainment if you hear this name I would advise you to stay away it was a 6 fight fight cared the main event was a fighter who had at least 4 loses and that was the best the price of the tickets were 31-51 dollars I would not have gone for free
Your right!!
There's not enough good boxing on any more.
We're getting desperate to see anything. So,
they are filling the air-ways with some real trash.
The ESPN fights, from back in the day, will have
to hold us. Until something really good happens.
