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Boxing should enforce the rules against sluggish adventurers who cannot cut the ring!

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Image: Benavidez vs. Morrell Possible Co-feature: Rayo Valenzuela vs. Pitbull Cruz Rematch

By Jimmy James: 40 years ago, everyone imagined that we would wear downtime in Cologne on Mars. Nobody thought that although we achieved a novel level of knowledge, creating gadgets such as iPhone and automated cars, boxing sport would produce boxers with the quality of Emanuel Navarrete and Rey Martinez, who utilize the face as a defensive shell to replace the legendary roll of George Benton’s arms.

When I go to work, reaching the destination takes 20 minutes because I know and I learned to reduce movement. Wandering birds fly from South America to Africa and travel on a straight path, using the wind to go to the destination. When cheetahs hunt for the victim, they know that they cut out spaces when Gazelles in Savannah escapes. Cheetahs do not justify or try to change the rules of nature to hunt for a sacrifice! They don’t cry like Pitbull Cruz, because Rayo Valenzuela boxed back and beat him.

Some people want to change boxing and turn the sport into the game “hungry hungry hypopotamus”. However, some boxers such as Canelo Alvarez and Jose Ramirez do not know how to effectively cut the ring and blame the rules of boxing. Are Canelo and Ramirez smarter than migrating birds and wild predators? In general, people have “higher IQ” than cats and birds.

In boxing sport it is essential that professional boxers at the elite level learn how to cut out the boxing ring. Over the past few years, Aflilers has a dramatically low -level IQ boxing style. If great coaches, such as Ray Arcel, observed the levels of Puma Martinez skill, Joel Casimero, Joe Joyce and Jaime Munguia, would turn like a dolphin in his grave. If Emanuel the steward lived, he would teach Canelo and Cruz Basic 101 lessons about the intersection of the ring, as Oliver McCall, Jimmy Paul and Evander Holyfield taught, among other great boxers. Stewart would order Eddy Reynoso to return to packing contaminated meat again.

One of the greatest boxers who ever cut the ring was the Canadian welterweight Jimmy McLarnin, whose foot movement was the key to overcoming great slippery boxers, such as Tony Canzoneri and Ray Miller in the 1920s and the 30s of the 20th century. It is shameful that in 2025 Skeoser such as Pitbull Cruz and Emanuel Navarrete still did not learn the basics of boxing and do not want to face slippery boxers. Henry Armstrong knew how to cut off the ring in the 1930s, facing runners like the Italian-American Tippy Larkin, known for his boxing style of Devin Haney. Armstrong was a real alpha man, unlike the others mentioned above, who do not take on “slippery challenges” because they are “afraid” of losing: “cough, cough” someone who escaped from Demetriusz Andrade in three different weight classes and skipped their unquestioned championship in 160 pounds.

There are several ways in which I thought that it helps Rodriguez to become more like Speedy Gonzalez: we should combine fights with Elon Musk’s neurolinek to support them navigate the ring effectively. Another good method would be to attach the system directed by GPS used on intercontinental rockets to the feet to track the movement of boxers that want to hit without excuses.

Perhaps the athletic boxing commissions should make Szalków wear ¨Scouter> to locate their goal during its movement. Another controversial way to move the brawlers faster was that the referee pulled the belt and a slap like a horse on boogie to raise their speed, forcing to cut off the ring faster.

If Gerald McCuellan, John Mugabi and Wilfredo Gomez, who were boxers, saw the fight Pitbull Cruz and Canelo of Valenzuela and Scull, slapped them with the WBC belt. It is embarrassing that professional boxers who claim that they are “world -class” have no problems limiting traffic, but have “earnest challenges” over and over again in the ring, hoping to end the round, without throwing a blow.

Athletic boxing commission should enforce a 5-second principle in which boxers who go in the ring are forced to run with runners and try to go down like real professional boxers. This would force runners (boxers fighting back) to fight biants, who also have to run to catch them. In this way, Szalków, who do not know how to cut “20 × 20 rings, stop walking like lost children in an enchanted forest.

If you want to see a fight, it is better to join the bare fight and will stop winning like a three -year -old about boxing rules. Boxing is not a sport for primitive thinking of people who have never evolved; This is a sport in which brains are required: yes, “sweet science”. Science implies an smart life -practicing sport, not a group of wild caves throwing rocks without brain. I have no problem with the boxers who fight backwards and the avantion who are going forward, but if you have a problem, I recommend that instead of buying PPV boxing, you subscribe to the National Geographic Channel to watch animal behavior.

Last updated 22/22/2025

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Former World Champion with 90% KO Ratio Hopes to Face David Benavidez in Upcoming Fight

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David Benavidez has proven that he is not afraid of any challenge in boxing, but one rumoured opponent is hoping that he ‘hasn’t scared Benavidez’ off from a potential cruiserweight battle.

‘The Mexican Monster’ reigned as the WBC light-heavyweight champion, but made the 25lb jump from 175lbs to 200lbs earlier this year to challenge for Gilberto Ramirez’s unified WBA and WBO titles – and scored an emphatic knockout to claim both belts.

Now, should he come through Michal Cieslak unscathed in December, Benavidez has revealed a three-fight plan that includes a potential undisputed title showdown with Jai Opetaia, a clash with Artur Beterbiev, and a possible move up to heavyweight.

When discussing the proposed battle with former undisputed light heavyweight champion Beterbiev, Benavidez joked to The Ring that he respects Beterbiev for pursuing a fight with him despite being ’45 years old’.

“Beterbiev has definitely reached out to our team. He’s actively been trying to make that fight. We want to give him what he wants. You know, I respect Beterbiev. He’s about 45 years old, and the fact he’s calling me out, I have great respect for him.”

In response, Beterbiev – who is actually 41 years old – has posted a training clip onto his Instagramhinting at a future fight with Benavidez in the caption.

“I hope nobody was scared off by my ’45-year-old’ physique!”

Beterbiev, who has a 90% knockout ratio from his 22 fights, is also being touted for a light-heavyweight trilogy with fierce foe, Dmitry Bivol, where a victory could tee up a mammoth meeting between he and Benavidez for mid-to-late 2027.

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Dan Rafael Critiques Paramount for Silence on Garcia-Benn Fight Numbers

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Dan Rafael suspects Paramount’s tight-lipped stance on the audience numbers for Ryan Garcia against Conor Benn signals a weak return on Zuffa Boxing’s massive financial commitment.

When Rafael reached out to network publicists for viewership data, he was met with complete radio silence. That lack of transparency led him to conclude the numbers missed internal targets, even though he lacks official data or direct confirmation from network executives.

“I didn’t even get a response. I mean, that to me was the biggest tell of all,” Rafael said to Total Boxing. “They were embarrassed by the numbers, I’m sure, for that fight.”

Putting Garcia in with Benn was designed to prove Zuffa’s ability to pull serious traffic by utilizing bankable headliners. Rafael acknowledges that fresh promotional outfits require runway to grow a following, yet he contends this specific headliner carried far loftier expectations. Benn had secured what Rafael termed astronomical pay for a prior Netflix undercard slot before stepping into the Paramount ring against Garcia.

“They had expectations to get some big bang for their buck,” Rafael noted.

With Paramount keeping the data sealed, the actual viewership remains anyone’s guess. Rafael’s view relies strictly on the hefty fighter purses, the brand value of the headliners, and the total lack of feedback to his media inquiries.

Still, Rafael praised Paramount for offering Garcia versus Benn to base subscribers without tacking on a pay-per-view fee.

His deeper critique targets the overall calendar. Rafael sees quality in-ring action on Zuffa’s preliminary bills, yet he likens the lower-profile lineups to the vintage ESPN2 Friday Night Fights broadcasts. A dedicated subscription platform must deliver steady marquee attractions to keep accounts active between developmental shows.

Rafael also pointed to Zuffa’s schedule leaning heavily toward UK venues and upcoming Saudi cards through the back half of the year, contending the promotion practically vacated the American territory throughout that run.

Paramount faces a steep climb that requires more than sporadic name-brand attractions. The platform must supply subscribers with consistent reasons to maintain memberships, while its costliest main events must generate figures the network can proudly broadcast.

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Floyd Mayweather Targets Another Former Opponent Post-Pacquiao Rematch

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Floyd Mayweather has recently confirmed he still intends to rematch Manny Pacquiao, and the American has also declared that he believes another return fight is on the cards.

Mayweather-Pacquiao II was scheduled to take place in September following an announcement for the event from Netflix, until Mayweather’s legal issues caused it to be cancelled.

It is still believed that the pair will meet again in 2027, with ‘TBE’ willing to put his famous 50-0 professional record on the line, despite what will be a decade-long spell of professional inactivity when he returns to the ring.

Meanwhile, Pacquiao made his comeback in July 2025 and is currently being linked to a return to action on the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua undercard in December, where he has been mentioned for a fight with two-time world champion Joe Cordina.

On the PBD PodcastMayweather revealed that a second showdown with Pacquiao is not the only rematch on his mind, admitting his interest in another battle with UFC superstar Conor McGregor.

“I actually think that me and Conor McGregor may lock up again, actually, absolutely.”

Mayweather beat McGregor by 10th round stoppage when they met in August 2017. The Irishman returned to fight in the UFC for the first time since 2021 when he faced Max Holloway earlier this year, but a knee injury brought the contest to an early end.

Continuing, 49-year-old Mayweather explained why a boxing bout with him would be a viable option for the Irishman next year.

“He didn’t break his hand, he broke his foot, right? Okay, well we going from the shoulders.”

Mayweather also reiterated his plans to face heavyweight legend Mike Tyson in an exhibition before the end of the yearin order to help him prepare for a professional comeback in 2027.

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