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By Corey Erdman - Matching a fighter early in their career is an exercise in inviting criticism. In essence, it's a game of show-and-tell, bringing a shiny new item you've been telling all your friends about for weeks and months, and allowing your classmates to come to their own conclusions about it. Once in a while, the item is so outstanding and, crucially,
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Match making it not an exact science, there are things that never can be explained or have a person take credit for. For every bout that someone finds so pugilisticly revealing and spot on in its results in the ring there is the opposite. Nothing negitive in that being the case just the facts man just the facts. Some of the best fights are the ones that everyone thought would be a tune up or a stepping stone for one fighter and the other just another pay day. Thats why people watch even when the smart guys tell us what is going to happen before the fight even starts. That is the biggest part of boxing. What did he call it ? "The Theater of the unexpected." It is not just about knock outs that theater that catches peoples attention and imaginations. Sorta like they blinded me with science. The Sweet Science.