Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[freedomgo]

I don't think we can avoid it, boxing organization is doing everything they can prior to the fight, test and everything to see how healthy the boxer is. Maybe reducing the rounds again? but it won't be as competitive.

It's inevitable, there will be always some cases like that every once in a while. In the world of combat sports, the risk is always there and safety is not guaranteed, they may try to reduce the risks but they cannot take that factor away. Promoters, organizers, and fighters/boxer know that fact but they still chose to move forward because of the reward that they could get every fight.

That won't happen as per reducing the rounds, there are specific rounding counts depending on the weight limit per se. It's unavoidable really because it's a contact sport.
The boxers are aware of those risks because even a long time ago, they've heard and seen the news about a sudden passing through major blows on the temple.
That's the risk they know and their trainers are also assessing that so that it won't happen to the fighters that they're coaching. They know what's best for each of them and they've already embraced this as a chosen profession.

Yes, the trainers know it beforehand and so with the fighters, and they are all aware and prepare with it though there are precautions that they will practice but accident can happen and if fate allows it can happen with them, the organizations though are doing everything to lessen the chance and they are to be kept in adjusting to make sure that they are complying with safety precautions to avoid having such kind f cases during the fight.

Those few that still encountering coma or to the point that fighter dies after the fight, cases that are unavoidable anymore since before the fight medical and physical test has already been done making sure that both fighters are fit to face their opponents.

Almost all of the safety precautions have been done beforehand to avoid such incidents but there will be sometime that a boxer's fate ends while he is fighting. Also, even if they seem physically fit, we don't know what's going on inside the body after receiving such strong blows. The body can withstand it but there's a limit that's why there are some fights which resulted to TKO's.

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[Kasabus]

He is just trying to take advantage of the opportunity while he's still famous and known because sooner or later, he will be forgotten and become an old news even if he got an undefeated record during his professional days. And now that he said that he's already done fighting a true fighter, I expect that he won't be fighting McGregor as well because if he accept that fight and rejected the idea to have an exhibition fight with Pacquiao, I will be convinced that he's just trying to duck the Filipino legend, AGAIN!

Yes, and look what he has gotten him in taking advantage of a Youtuber/boxer or an MMA/boxer to fight him in a boxing rule fight, he will surely win the fight, and the purposed of it was just money and entertaining himself, Well he will not surely take a boxer to fight him anymore so that Manny Pacquiao fight is really out of the picture,

And I don't even know why his fights are still a must watch to anybody out there, it's not that entertaining and exciting anymore because he is just fighting amateur fighters that is way out of his league and even before he said that he won't accept any fights against any boxer that is near his caliber, we already know that he won't agree to any fights where his chances to win are not guaranteed.

And we have this rumor that he'll fight with McGregor again, what does that mean? It's seems to me that he's just afraid to face the legendary boxer once again even if it's just an exhibition fight.

[Fredomago]

He is just trying to take advantage of the opportunity while he's still famous and known because sooner or later, he will be forgotten and become an old news even if he got an undefeated record during his professional days. And now that he said that he's already done fighting a true fighter, I expect that he won't be fighting McGregor as well because if he accept that fight and rejected the idea to have an exhibition fight with Pacquiao, I will be convinced that he's just trying to duck the Filipino legend, AGAIN!

Yes, and look what he has gotten him in taking advantage of a Youtuber/boxer or an MMA/boxer to fight him in a boxing rule fight, he will surely win the fight, and the purposed of it was just money and entertaining himself, Well he will not surely take a boxer to fight him anymore so that Manny Pacquiao fight is really out of the picture,

And I don't even know why his fights are still a must watch to anybody out there, it's not that entertaining and exciting anymore because he is just fighting amateur fighters that is way out of his league and even before he said that he won't accept any fights against any boxer that is near his caliber, we already know that he won't agree to any fights where his chances to win are not guaranteed.

And we have this rumor that he'll fight with McGregor again, what does that mean? It's seems to me that he's just afraid to face the legendary boxer once again even if it's just an exhibition fight.

To my perspectives, he is afraid facing Pacquiao as he knows that even it's just an exhibition Manny will take it seriously and the winning chance for him is slim, and aside from that, fighting Pacquiao he needs to train hard in order to make sure that his body is well prepared, The Pinoy legends always put pride once he steps inside the ring.

Mayweather, on the other hand, he's more on the money and he wanted to have an easier and surer fight to accept.

Plus the money that what will move Mayweather, nothing but all is for the money.

[Pesona1]

RIP for the guy. Another death for boxing, another day of mourning. What could be possible changes in boxing to avoid future casualties? Boxing is a sport for the warriors though. These guys know that death is always in play once they enter the ring either for a real fight or a sparring session.

It's quite sad to hear the news and of course the news gives great sadness to world boxing fans, especially Colombia, I didn't see the match in person but seeing the video footage on YouTube was really quite sad, the fight was quite balanced at first but after that it was seen that Luis Quinones is in bad shape because he keeps getting hit in the head, I think more people have died in the boxing ring than in MMA so this shows that boxing that looks safe is actually more risky than MMA that looks brutal, so far we know that boxers focus more on attacks to the head whereas MMA may be more inclined to lock the opponent into surrender and I think that's why boxing is more dangerous because the head is the main target of fighters so it allows concussion or swelling in the brain like what happened in the case of Luis Quinones.

[Getmon]

That won't happen as per reducing the rounds, there are specific rounding counts depending on the weight limit per se. It's unavoidable really because it's a contact sport.
The boxers are aware of those risks because even a long time ago, they've heard and seen the news about a sudden passing through major blows on the temple.
That's the risk they know and their trainers are also assessing that so that it won't happen to the fighters that they're coaching. They know what's best for each of them and they've already embraced this as a chosen profession.

Well, the boxing commission really knows this aswell but they can not reduce certain rounds because boxing will now be boring to watch in a limited round what can they do to prevent it and to lessen the death, they are now admitting that they can not do a thing to this kind of problem but I don't really think coaches or the fighter can remedy that part with their training, but in further more years to come, it is just going to be uglier if they chooses to change certain rules in the declining popularity of Boxing over MMA like I have said if the

Boxing before was fight to the death or shall we say the last man standing. You quit or you die. During the era of Duran, Leonard and Hearns they fought for 15 rounds. Today, it is only 12 rounds. Before, the referees count up to 10, but today, counting ends at 8. There were improvements in boxing to protect their health and lives.

Anyhow, I do not agree reducing the 12 rounds. Non-title boxing matches can be less than 12 rounds, they are not forced. How about replacing boxing gloves? I like lighter gloves and UFC gloves. But boxing is dependent on fists. Extra light and UFC gloves can hurt boxers fists specially when they are in a 36 minute match-ups.  

[YuginKadoya]

And I don't even know why his fights are still a must watch to anybody out there, it's not that entertaining and exciting anymore because he is just fighting amateur fighters that is way out of his league and even before he said that he won't accept any fights against any boxer that is near his caliber, we already know that he won't agree to any fights where his chances to win are not guaranteed.

And we have this rumor that he'll fight with McGregor again, what does that mean? It's seems to me that he's just afraid to face the legendary boxer once again even if it's just an exhibition fight.

Well, I think people will eventually get tired of watching him beat the crap out of Youtuber MMA fighters, or retired MMA fighters, if that happens he will eventually stop this nonsense, and maybe get back to the old regular boxer, but we will see if that happens because if there are people that want to watch him beat the crap out of non-boxer fighter then we just have to keep on watching it until he grows old on it,

Yeah! Conor McGregor is another money-making dude, that is surely one big fight for Mayweather, and if these two would collide again I guess there will be tons of Pay per views, and let's admit that these two have a lot of fans that would love them inside the ring,

Boxing before was fight to the death or shall we say the last man standing. You quit or you die. During the era of Duran, Leonard and Hearns they fought for 15 rounds. Today, it is only 12 rounds. Before, the referees count up to 10, but today, counting ends at 8. There were improvements in boxing to protect their health and lives.

Anyhow, I do not agree reducing the 12 rounds. Non-title boxing matches can be less than 12 rounds, they are not forced. How about replacing boxing gloves? I like lighter gloves and UFC gloves. But boxing is dependent on fists. Extra light and UFC gloves can hurt boxers fists specially when they are in a 36 minute match-ups.  

As I have said there are more deaths in boxing than in MMA, and I am suggesting ways to reduce those deaths by reducing those rounds but surely there will be people that would not allow it, and that is why boxing is remade into non-lethal sports, in the old days they are not using gloves at all and like you have said the fight to the death, that is why it reduced to a number of rounds because of some heavy concussion to the head of the fighter that would likely trauma anyone's brain, but apparently we are just suggesting here prevention and how to lessen deaths in the sport of boxing,

[btc_angela]

That won't happen as per reducing the rounds, there are specific rounding counts depending on the weight limit per se. It's unavoidable really because it's a contact sport.
The boxers are aware of those risks because even a long time ago, they've heard and seen the news about a sudden passing through major blows on the temple.
That's the risk they know and their trainers are also assessing that so that it won't happen to the fighters that they're coaching. They know what's best for each of them and they've already embraced this as a chosen profession.

Well, the boxing commission really knows this aswell but they can not reduce certain rounds because boxing will now be boring to watch in a limited round what can they do to prevent it and to lessen the death, they are now admitting that they can not do a thing to this kind of problem but I don't really think coaches or the fighter can remedy that part with their training, but in further more years to come, it is just going to be uglier if they chooses to change certain rules in the declining popularity of Boxing over MMA like I have said if the

Boxing before was fight to the death or shall we say the last man standing. You quit or you die. During the era of Duran, Leonard and Hearns they fought for 15 rounds. Today, it is only 12 rounds. Before, the referees count up to 10, but today, counting ends at 8. There were improvements in boxing to protect their health and lives.

Anyhow, I do not agree reducing the 12 rounds. Non-title boxing matches can be less than 12 rounds, they are not forced. How about replacing boxing gloves? I like lighter gloves and UFC gloves. But boxing is dependent on fists. Extra light and UFC gloves can hurt boxers fists specially when they are in a 36 minute match-ups.  

I think there are fight that is being sanction for 10 rounds, specially young prospects like 10 fights or less. But as far as the gloves goes, I remember Manny loving the Cleto gloves or it is Reyes gloves, both weight but the difference is that one is a puncher gloves and then the others to protect the hands or something like that.

So I guess the boxing organizations really done everything to protect the fighters in a brutal knockout, but inevitable that they really punch so hard that it can damage their opponent for good.

[blockman]

That won't happen as per reducing the rounds, there are specific rounding counts depending on the weight limit per se. It's unavoidable really because it's a contact sport.
The boxers are aware of those risks because even a long time ago, they've heard and seen the news about a sudden passing through major blows on the temple.
That's the risk they know and their trainers are also assessing that so that it won't happen to the fighters that they're coaching. They know what's best for each of them and they've already embraced this as a chosen profession.

Well, the boxing commission really knows this aswell but they can not reduce certain rounds because boxing will now be boring to watch in a limited round what can they do to prevent it and to lessen the death, they are now admitting that they can not do a thing to this kind of problem but I don't really think coaches or the fighter can remedy that part with their training, but in further more years to come, it is just going to be uglier if they chooses to change certain rules in the declining popularity of Boxing over MMA like I have said if the

Yes, there's a certain reason the rounds are up to that number. It's really to control and avoid that scene when a sudden strong punch has been thrown to the body part which can cause the death of the boxer.
You'll never know if it's on the head, back head, or even on the abdomen part could also cause death when the internal organs of the boxer that have been hit are delicate and will cause implications inside or hemorrhage.

[Sarah Azhari]

I heard Mike Tyson is seriously ill, he can't walk and is only in a wheelchair, is this true?

Mike is my favorite legend of boxing, I do like boxing because of him. when I was young I do not like boxing because it was boring to watch 12 rounds, but after watching on youtube how he Knocks out in only a second, I'm direct to love him and any kind of boxing. he did wrong by biting Holyfield's ear and everyone has forgiven him. but, there are still many exhibitions offered to him to meet Holyfield again, I heard about $100 million, and I don't know how this continues.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I am one of the people who should be most in favor of Canelo, but seeing all the events, let's put in context that Canelo has a very strong injury in his hand, after the fight he said that he wants his hand surgery quickly oprque the pain is unbearable, and no matter how good he is, a boxer with a bad hand is not a good thing, so Bivol is not just any boxer, the Russian has a lot of strength, a lot of strength and his technique is not just any, he has very good strategies and that's it He beat him, so I think that when Canelo is done he should postpone it, because fighting with a hand injury is very hard.

Canelo is beaten fair and square by Bivol.  And Bivol's camp probably thinks that Bivol is far superior to Canelo so they don't give much importance to the possible Canelo-Bivol rematch, instead, they are giving priority to having a match that unifies the light heavyweight belt.

If Canelo's hand is injured then it is obvious that he needs to fully recover from that injury.  Having a relapse of injury during a fight is very devastating for a boxer.

Well, to tell the truth, I have a very vague position when it comes to exhibition fights that have to do with Mayweather, because he is a very controversial boxer, and he does not stop doing things so that everything goes his way, to My nadi gets me out of my head that there had to be a lot of money to have won the fight with Pacquiao, so those things, in particular, I will always have mistrust when it comes to him, because before being a boxer, I see him as a businessman, too He's a good boxer, but it's like we say in South America, he's very "mañoso" to get things, so that makes the sense of boxing decline, at least that's what I think.

People just failed to notice how great as technical fighter Mayweather is.  I believe he has the highest IQ in the boxing ring in his era, even in the history of boxing.  He might cherry-pick sometimes (it is part of boxing), but Mayweather Jr had beaten almost all top-ranked boxers of his time.  People think that Mayweather's fight is boring because Mayweather is too technical for the normal audience to understand.  He is a businessman, yes, but Mayweather is a capable boxer I also considered him as one of the BEST boxers in the history of boxing and the GOAT when it comes to technical boxing style.  Take note, I am not a Mayweather fan.

If I don't doubt it, I know that Mayweather is a fighter who uses his intelligence a lot in boxing, and that's not bad, in fact a boxing fight is won by the most intelligent fighter, for me in boxing he must be at 70% intelligence and the other 30% strength and ability, Mayweateher is one of the best in the world, a master in taking everything to the technical level, but what people expect is not the technical, it is the spectacle that good blows are given, comibantions, this is similar as it was in the past Olympics where the Japanese who came out in a wheelchair was the one who won, when we all saw that he did everything wrong, then the technical part is sometimes not so good.

Boxing before was fight to the death or shall we say the last man standing. You quit or you die. During the era of Duran, Leonard and Hearns they fought for 15 rounds. Today, it is only 12 rounds. Before, the referees count up to 10, but today, counting ends at 8. There were improvements in boxing to protect their health and lives.

Anyhow, I do not agree reducing the 12 rounds. Non-title boxing matches can be less than 12 rounds, they are not forced. How about replacing boxing gloves? I like lighter gloves and UFC gloves. But boxing is dependent on fists. Extra light and UFC gloves can hurt boxers fists specially when they are in a 36 minute match-ups. 

I see your point and yes, you are absolutely right, I am also one of those who thinks that boxers should fight until they have no more strength left and can put on a super show, I know that somehow with those new rules if they have lowered the level a little, it is not the same that they reach 15 rounds than they reach 12 rounds, then what you say about the figure should be up to 10 and not up to 8, this suggests that people lower the level mentally , because you will see these softer rules, ethnonce in part if it gives a little bit of comfort to the boxers, but it really takes away like that "flavor", I really agree with your thought.

I think there are fight that is being sanction for 10 rounds, specially young prospects like 10 fights or less. But as far as the gloves goes, I remember Manny loving the Cleto gloves or it is Reyes gloves, both weight but the difference is that one is a puncher gloves and then the others to protect the hands or something like that.

So I guess the boxing organizations really done everything to protect the fighters in a brutal knockout, but inevitable that they really punch so hard that it can damage their opponent for good.

Well, certainly the gloves thing is something additional, for us it is more exciting that they have light gloves, because the speed of the blows is much greater, and if we could talk about great things that would make boxing bigger and with more options to have emotions in the fans, if they change the gloves to be lighter I think it would attract more people, but the bad thing is that blows like that, it's like you say, would cause permanent damage to the person, however I know what that is, because in part when it comes to boxing those gloves are somewhat softer that they don't hurt, in Hapkido the gloves are softer, and I know that sometimes they do do some damage.

[Vaculin]

RIP for the guy. Another death for boxing, another day of mourning. What could be possible changes in boxing to avoid future casualties? Boxing is a sport for the warriors though. These guys know that death is always in play once they enter the ring either for a real fight or a sparring session.

I don't think we can avoid it, boxing organization is doing everything they can prior to the fight, test and everything to see how healthy the boxer is. Maybe reducing the rounds again? but it won't be as competitive.

It's inevitable, there will be always some cases like that every once in a while. In the world of combat sports, the risk is always there and safety is not guaranteed, they may try to reduce the risks but they cannot take that factor away. Promoters, organizers, and fighters/boxer know that fact but they still chose to move forward because of the reward that they could get every fight.

Right! That is the word inevitable, these scenarios are always possible to happen in any given fights and the fate will just chose the boxer because that is how the life works. We may get lucky sometimes and there are also sometimes that we are not that lucky, they know that already, but for them the risks are worth it.

[Fredomago]

RIP for the guy. Another death for boxing, another day of mourning. What could be possible changes in boxing to avoid future casualties? Boxing is a sport for the warriors though. These guys know that death is always in play once they enter the ring either for a real fight or a sparring session.

I don't think we can avoid it, boxing organization is doing everything they can prior to the fight, test and everything to see how healthy the boxer is. Maybe reducing the rounds again? but it won't be as competitive.

It's inevitable, there will be always some cases like that every once in a while. In the world of combat sports, the risk is always there and safety is not guaranteed, they may try to reduce the risks but they cannot take that factor away. Promoters, organizers, and fighters/boxer know that fact but they still chose to move forward because of the reward that they could get every fight.

Right! That is the word inevitable, these scenarios are always possible to happen in any given fights and the fate will just chose the boxer because that is how the life works. We may get lucky sometimes and there are also sometimes that we are not that lucky, they know that already, but for them the risks are worth it.

They know it and they choose to continue. Those unusual accidents are possible to happen. We don't know what fate is waiting for each fighter who steps inside the ring. The organization is doing their part in making sure that the rules are being implemented but again like what I'm saying accident can happen even the fighter thinks that he's ready and healthy enough to proceed with the fight, one solid conversion can kill if the fighter land the punch in a critical part of the body.

No one knows when it will be happening and how to avoid it. It's destiny that brings the fighter to this crucial place.

[Dave1]

I heard Mike Tyson is seriously ill, he can't walk and is only in a wheelchair, is this true?

I'm not aware of it though, but if this is true, then this is a sad news.

Mike is my favorite legend of boxing, I do like boxing because of him. when I was young I do not like boxing because it was boring to watch 12 rounds, but after watching on youtube how he Knocks out in only a second, I'm direct to love him and any kind of boxing. he did wrong by biting Holyfield's ear and everyone has forgiven him. but, there are still many exhibitions offered to him to meet Holyfield again, I heard about $100 million, and I don't know how this continues.

As far as the news goes, we heard that he went bankrupt and he totally blame it on Don King and all the bad friends that he surround himself throughout his career that's why he loses all the money that he had earn during his prime in boxing and he is the cash cow back then. If only he did have friends that have good intentions with him. He wouldn't turn what he is right now.

[mirakal]

That won't happen as per reducing the rounds, there are specific rounding counts depending on the weight limit per se. It's unavoidable really because it's a contact sport.
The boxers are aware of those risks because even a long time ago, they've heard and seen the news about a sudden passing through major blows on the temple.
That's the risk they know and their trainers are also assessing that so that it won't happen to the fighters that they're coaching. They know what's best for each of them and they've already embraced this as a chosen profession.

Well, the boxing commission really knows this aswell but they can not reduce certain rounds because boxing will now be boring to watch in a limited round what can they do to prevent it and to lessen the death, they are now admitting that they can not do a thing to this kind of problem but I don't really think coaches or the fighter can remedy that part with their training, but in further more years to come, it is just going to be uglier if they chooses to change certain rules in the declining popularity of Boxing over MMA like I have said if the

Almost everyone knows those risks but just like what you've said, they can't do about it to make the sport much safer. I guess that's the end of it and for now, all they can do is accept the said risks while the people behind the industry is searching for some remedies without making the fight uninteresting. This is the sport they chose, combat sports specifically and it's natural that fighters will get hurt.

[Yamifoud]

I heard Mike Tyson is seriously ill, he can't walk and is only in a wheelchair, is this true?

I'm not aware of it though, but if this is true, then this is a sad news.

I'm also not aware on this that's why I made some research, and there it goes.

Suffering From Crippling Illness, Mike Tyson Makes Disturbing ‘Pigeon Coop’ & People Comparison

Former boxing heavyweight champion Mike Tyson often stuns his fans with his out-of-the-blue one-liners. The veteran athlete was recently seen in a wheelchair in a frail condition. He was suffering from sciatica flare-up; a lower-back medical condition. Even though he recovered from his sickness, he went through a period where he had trouble walking and even used a walking stick to move around.

I hope he will be okay, he is one of the legends in the sports of boxing and it's just sad he suffered from this kind of disease.

[btc_angela]

Yes, boxing fans all over the world as shock to see Mike Tyson in wheel chair, and If I'm not wrong, he and Jones started the exhibition fights of former boxers facing each other, I mean true ex-champion. And it was also the what if for us, what if they should face before, during their primes and who will win. Nevertheless, again, if my memory serves me right, he had some podcast too who he interview boxers after their fight and future fights and thoughts on the current match up schedule. Hopefully he can bounce back and recover from what he is suffering.

[blockman]

I hope he will be okay, he is one of the legends in the sports of boxing and it's just sad he suffered from this kind of disease.

I wish him a speedy recovery. One of the greatest and the last times I saw him was he's like showing his prowess and his punches on a video so, this is surprising to me that he's in a wheelchair now. We really don't know how long our strength will remain but Mike is old already and despite him being athletic, he wasn't able to skip this.

Yes, boxing fans all over the world as shock to see Mike Tyson in wheel chair

I was one of it that was truly surprised upon seeing it. I may not be a hardcore fan of Mike but someone who admires him during his prime and his achievements probably make me one of those fans too. This is a very sad day for me aside from seeing him like that. 

[YuginKadoya]

Yes, there's a certain reason the rounds are up to that number. It's really to control and avoid that scene when a sudden strong punch has been thrown to the body part which can cause the death of the boxer.
You'll never know if it's on the head, back head, or even on the abdomen part could also cause death when the internal organs of the boxer that have been hit are delicate and will cause implications inside or hemorrhage.

Watching the recent deaths in boxing, this year 2022 Arest Saakyan, death to opponent Igor Semernin, Simiso Buthelezi's death to opponent Siphesihle Mntungwa, and Luis Quinones's last opponent Jose Munoz, well all causes of death was head trauma or injury to the head, Notable injury fighters can not stand up and unconscious while Simiso Buthelezi was fighting a hallucination inside the ring when the referee stops the fight because Simiso Buthelezi never stop fighting that day, he keeps on going on, till the end,

Almost everyone knows those risks but just like what you've said, they can't do about it to make the sport much safer. I guess that's the end of it and for now, all they can do is accept the said risks while the people behind the industry is searching for some remedies without making the fight uninteresting. This is the sport they chose, combat sports specifically and it's natural that fighters will get hurt.

Well, they tend to just accept there are certain risks involved in boxing but they certainly want to lessen that risk, in the MMA the casualties are already lessened, and sometimes prevented, because of the stoppage so the lives of the fighters will surely depend on the referee's inside the ring because what I see with the referee's in boxing they will not access to stop the fight when they saw that the fighter is still able to fight they would continue the fight and will count to 10 that may cause brain hemorrhage while on the MMA when a certain fighter jumps to the knockdown fighter and will continue the barrage of punches to the opponent the referee would stop the fight in the act of saving those fighters, but sometimes fighters will get mad on referees for saving and doing his job,

[Getmon]

I think there are fight that is being sanction for 10 rounds, specially young prospects like 10 fights or less. But as far as the gloves goes, I remember Manny loving the Cleto gloves or it is Reyes gloves, both weight but the difference is that one is a puncher gloves and then the others to protect the hands or something like that.

So I guess the boxing organizations really done everything to protect the fighters in a brutal knockout, but inevitable that they really punch so hard that it can damage their opponent for good.

Well, certainly the gloves thing is something additional, for us it is more exciting that they have light gloves, because the speed of the blows is much greater, and if we could talk about great things that would make boxing bigger and with more options to have emotions in the fans, if they change the gloves to be lighter I think it would attract more people, but the bad thing is that blows like that, it's like you say, would cause permanent damage to the person, however I know what that is, because in part when it comes to boxing those gloves are somewhat softer that they don't hurt, in Hapkido the gloves are softer, and I know that sometimes they do do some damage.

Fewer rounds for the beginners until they earned enough experience and ready for 10 and 12 rounds.

I saw it before, they weigh the boxers boxing gloves. So they are in the same weight. Cleto Reyes was very popular before. Muhammad Ali, Tyson, Lewis, Pacquiao and many Mexicans wear it because it is harder. But I don't see anymore boxers using Cleto Reyes. Many boxers now want to use gloves that can protect their hands more. Mayweather too wears gloves that can add protection to his fragile hands. Rival is what I can see most often, I think it is a new brand. Loma uses that Rival gloves. 

[Japinat]

It looks like Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor are indeed talking behind the scenes to make the rematch into a reality because it was already reported that the two is nearing to close the deal and it says that the fight will be contested at 155 pounds, currently, the two are just finishing some details including the terms.

If that will happen, their rematch will likely happen somewhere in the 1st quarter of 2023 because Floyd Mayweather have 1 more exhibition fight this year versus Deji (another YouTube star) at the Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai.

We could say that this is a two rematch because they are planning two fights across two sports.

Mayweather vs McGregor rematch is close: One boxing and one MMA fight for 1.5bn dollars
Could finally meet again in the Middle East

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