CELEBRITY Fighting is back this weekend with a former MMA welterweight taking up a light-heavyweight who has a huge social media following.
These acts of circus should be treated like any other, up to the point that someone is injured.
Jake defeated Woodley in their first fight
The majority of people are bored with everything else.
It is categorically not boxing. They can make it big, sell arenas, and have bulls*** belts.
However, Josh Taylor, Vasiliy Lemachenko, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury - all of whom have lost hundreds between them - are not the same people or in the same business.
These brave men risk their lives for their country.
They do it based on their talent after being spotted by an old, gritty coach, and then practiced in a cold, stinking gym.
Their careers were almost destroyed by amateur mistakes abroad and they have been tested by the harsh politics of the professional game.
This is boxing. It is a sport that is amazing. Parents who are aware of all the dangers involved still take their children to these magnificent buildings. They also entrust the men, who appear to be pawns in the armed-and–dangerous wing, with the responsibility to teach the kids.
Logan Paul, Jake Paul and Tommy Fury of KSI did some fighting because it was famous because they knew that it would be a fun way boost their brand.
Similar to what Ricky Gervais and Grant Bovey did a few decades ago, as did Freddie Flintoff, Rio Ferdinand, and Freddie Flintoff.
If someone shouts "fight", only the most religious people should not sprint to see the action.
This buzz doesn't happen when there is a tennis match in the park, or two rivals go on a very strenuous bike ride.
It is primal, strange, and uncivilized.
We're still the oddball species that used cheer gladiators as they fight to the death or watched bears scrape.. And we still love fishing.
They are all mismatches, and they're just like Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor.
Logan Paul vs Floyd was an absurdity, Jake Paul has beaten half the size of pension claimants and basketball players.
This grubby cash grab game is a true failure. The contest between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury was a decent 50-50 fight.
Fury was forced to leave just before the first act of bonafide in this pantomime.
Too much Instagram fame and drop-dead-gorgeousness to risk, thousands of pounds in trashy promotion down the drain.
Boxing might be blamed.
The failure of big fights such as Fury vs Joshua might cause some oddity to look beyond the boundaries and enjoy these car crash PPVs.
However, a few low-profile bouts are not being made due to the age-old boxing bureaucracy. This is not why these curiousities continue to occur.
Who would want to see a tall, 14-year-old man fight a 39 year-old guy who couldn't cut it in his sport before he was forced to switch codes?
But not me. If you stop to think about it, you'll see that you don't.
