Thread: ricky hatton: boxing's dying
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Old 08-09-2009, 03:34 PM   #2
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MMA will become number one in terms of the television coverage, and the general media in the West, although I think at an amateur level boxing will continue to be more widespread.

But I think MMA will also begin to feel the effects of the darker side of the fight game. It is simply only a matter of time before the politics, fixing and other general aspects of dirtiness which afflict boxing begin to affect MMA promotions and divisions too in my opinion.
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