By Corey Erdman - When people discuss the problems with modern boxing matchmaking, the most common complaint is that the best fighters aren't matched up against one another as regularly as they should be. In the current boxing landscape both promoters and networks lay exclusive claim to entire rosters of fighters. Without wholesale structural change to the sport, greater goodwill amongst competing promoters, or simply fully agnostic networks dangling monetary carrots to produce big matchups, there will always be fights that aren't made at the exact time we would hope they would be --if they're made at all.
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