The idea that one has to fight in Vegas to validate their career is BS

[Larry the boss]

This thread wouldn’t have to do anything with aj turning down 50 million would it?

of course it would

[killakali]

But who did they beat and how many "vacant " titles did they win???

Ask Adrien Broner bout them vacant titles fam

[4truth]

It was important to fight in Vegas when Joshua was going to rematch Wlad.

[FinitoxDinamita]

If you want to play ball on the big stage, you have to play in the NBA.

If a fighter wants to make it on the world level, yea they gotta make it in America. It’s that simple.

What a little girl lol

[FinitoxDinamita]

Okay, Sven Ottke.

And Darius Mwcheqski or whatever the *** his name is. I hate spelling his name.

[Larry the boss]

Ask Adrien Broner bout them vacant titles fam

Why come to me about Broner, dude lost the entire plot man..

[N/A]

Where a fighter get his win is irrelevant. Boxing is a world wide sport.

As long as they're fighting for money, location will matter as no location can generate more money than Las Vegas.

[kidbazooka]

Oh it matters

If they decide to stay in there backyard like most brits than they can stay local talent but will never be World stars

[ShoulderRoll]

Why would you turn down $50 million to fight in Vegas, if it was more than you could get anywhere else?

This is prizefighting is it not?

[KingTito]

Does the venue matter? Of course. And let's take out Vegas for the sake of argument. Is it better for a fighter to fight in some small venue in NY to fight at MSG? Not every fighter can sell out big venues at these locations. It's symbolic of their drawing/star power.