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Although it was a banging finish. I still think Clarke had his back to him and the ref should have seen that. At stepped in before that. But take nothing away from the victory.
I find it really strange to have musicians perform. Busta Rhymes is a big deal to one demographic but hardly universal. It doesn't really matter who it is, it just doesn't fit outside of singing national anthems.Can we just skip all this shit and start the boxing please
I find it really strange to have musicians perform. Busta Rhymes is a big deal to one demographic but hardly universal. It doesn't really matter who it is, it just doesn't fit outside of singing national anthems.
This is out in the middle east again isn't it?Yep, really don’t get who thought a few nineties/noughties musicians are the perfect way to get you in the mood for boxing-especially when you’ve already had a load of other fights so it just kind of kills the flow of the night for me
This is out in the middle east again isn't it?
They're just trying to buy their way into boxing and make a big spectacle of it all.
I'm not watching it but they'll probably play the Saudi national anthem and the front rows will be full of Arabs who look positively bored by it all.
I really hate what the middle east money has done to plenty of sports but the fact that the boxing community seem to be such willing lickspittles has really got my back up recently.
For me, that's what it's all about.You’re right on both counts in the first paragraph (although you missed Bivol and Berbatiev starring in a high quality 5 minute vikings style movie after the concert)
The only good thing about it is those big fat cheques are making the fights that everyone wants to see happen, apart from that though it is all a bit of a farce-it’s been over an hour since Wardley Clarke