Wilder vs. Fury 2 is a clash between two top heavyweights, but it's also a glaring example of how far the sport has fallen.

It's hard to get too excited by these mediocre boxers.

Two massive heavyweights collide again in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Bob Arum claims the fight will have 2 million+ buys on PPV.
Both men are great characters, but the fight will likely be a bore-fest.
Bob Arum is no stranger to hyperbole. So when he claims Wilder vs. Fury 2 will have over two million buys on PPV, it’s best to take it with a pinch of salt.

He even tried to say this fight is on the same level as Ali vs. Frazier. Maybe take that one with a wheelbarrow of salt.

Wilder vs. Fury 1 had just over 300,000 buys on PPV. The rematch will certainly have more, but this a fight that nobody needs to see.



This Looks Like A Good Fight – But Only On Paper
Wilder vs. Fury 2 is a good fight if, like Arum, you only focus on the boxers’ excellent records. But other than Fury’s victory over a bewildered Wladimir Klitschko, neither fighter has fought anyone of much worth.

Nothing should be taken away from Fury’s victory. Klitschko was a genuine champion. But it was a horribly dull fight, as most of Fury’s fights tend to be

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Two fit men hemorrhaging each other’s brain is not something to scoff at. At the end of the day one party or both will emerge millions richer. The sport wins big after all is said and done.

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