Every generation has some standout boxers and fan favourites.If Floyd hangs around too long the chances are a young gun will probably beat him, that guy then takes the mantle and so on.Once Klitschko retires the heavyweight division will be wide open, if America has a heavyweight champ it brings a lot of attention to boxing which then trickles down through the divisions.PPV's have meant you dont have as many household names so the average armchair sports fan perhaps doesnt follow the sport as much as they used to, I cant see this changing but that doesnt mean fights will be boring, they just wont get the attention they once did.All it takes is certain rivalries in certain divisions to inject some excitement and popularity back in to the sport.
It will be a sad day for boxing when Manny Pacquiao retire. He will have probably the best highlight reel of any fighter ever.
I really couldn't care less if Floyd stopped boxing for good tomorrow, it wouldn't register for me. He's a great boxer but he's a ducker, cherry picker, ostentatious, buffoonish, wife beating scoundrel.
Of course not. There will always be new and exciting fighters to take their places,
Lol I can think of many boxers who could beat Pacquiao.
Canelo
Maidana
Marquez
Floyd
GGG At 154
Martinez at 154
Lucas Matthysse
Boxing has been fine without them and boxing isn't revolved around them at all considering the fact they both fight only twice a year.
Rich said it all XD
lonely in yahoo answers .. no more pacfans and Floydiots...
There lot of amazing boxers but not many compare to maywether or pacman
