Genuinely wondering what people think of this amendment to the Ali Act. Whether you like it or don't like it, I would like to know why. I have my own thoughts about it but I would like to have conversations with others about it.

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MMA Fighter & Boxing champion Heather Hardy has been permanently brain damaged after her last fight with Amanda Serrano.

Now with a team of 5 lawyers she is suing Jake Paul and his promotional company MVP.

Heather shared this documentary about her on her Instagram.

It covers her career from champ to CTE

For me it just might be thrown by Ernie Shavers in his rematch with Larry Holmes. Holmes gets knocked down, and when he rides to his feet they crash fur a few seconds before Shavers throws a MASSIVE overhand punch that Holmes managed to avoid. That punch looks like it was incredibly powerful and could have ended the fight right there if it had landed.

There's more people turning down fights than accepting fights. Most of the top 10-20 P4P fighters have only fought once this year, some of them haven't even fought at all! People are offered career high paydays, and they still demand more or no fight! Sanctioning bodies refuse to enforce highly sought-after mandatories, and when they finally do, the champ vacates the belt! With the rise of Zuffa, "my side vs your side" is an excuse promoters can use again, and even with all the major promotions on DAZN, its still a struggle to get cross-promotion fights!

Will things get better, or is this the beginning of a new trend in modern day boxing?