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Too many champions put boxing in a lousy image, says Mayweather

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. mouthed his rant to the sanctioning boxing bodies for having too many championship belts resulting in more champions.
Mayweather, who was about making money during his fighting career, added that promotions are to be blamed and his own, the Mayweather Promotions.
\’Too many champions. It\’s not such a thing as a super champion, not at all. And I\’m not taking anything away from no fighter. It\’s too many belts,\’ said the 50-0 Mayweather.
He reasoned out that they are making many champions because they have three percent of the champion\’s purse.
While it is benefiting the purse of the WBA, WBO, WBC, IBF, and the likes, it is hurting the sport\’s image.
The evident scene while boxing returned in a bubble while the pandemic is ongoing. TV ratings are on a landslide compared to other combat sports like UFC, who gained enough viewership.
\’You guys are just making extra money from all these fighters, getting extra money from sanctioning fees. And this goes for my company as well. We have to clean this sport of boxing up. This s***, this doesn\’t look good. When you look at TV now, everybody\’s a champion. You see all these fighters posing with a belt,\’ Mayweather added.
The retired American statement. Champions should be rare and few. And this is making boxing a little less competitive.
It goes with the saying, \”many were called, but only a few were chosen.\”

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Bulls add veteran Dragic with a one-year deal

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Bulls add veteran Dragic with a one-year deal

After a winning season for the Chicago Bulls after a few years, they are adding depth in the offseason to back their goal for a deeper postseason run come next NBA season.

They added veteran guard Goran Dragic after signing him to a one-year deal. The Lithuanian last played for the Brooklyn Nets.AS SEEN IN BOMBO RADYO

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Stephen Curry nails 2022 ESPY hosting

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Stephen Curry nails 2022 ESPY hosting

One thing is for sure, Stephen Curry did a great job hosting the return of the 2022 Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly (ESPY) Awards.

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The 2022 NBA Finals MVP printed his mark on the awards night by, of course, the traditional roasting of athletes, one of which includes LeBron James.

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Dwight Howard plans to join WWE

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Dwight Howard plans to join WWE

MMA to boxing is not the only sport you can cross, so is basketball to pro wrestling.

NBA veteran ang NBA champion Dwight Howard wants to be in the WWE if he’s not on an NBA team this coming season. 

He is currently a free agent and no signs yet of teams interested to sign him in.

Howard, an 8x NBA All-Star, 3x NBA Defensive Player of the Year and 5x All-NBA First Team, is currently 36 and has seen his career depleted throughout the years.

He made it clear though that his first priority is to still play in the league and will consider the WWE if left out in the 2022-23 season. 

Howard participated in the WWE tryout and could be a great boost to the show due to his physique and entertaining attitude.

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