I do find it odd that pretty much every other sport that involves impact to the head, even heading the ball in football, is being examined for ways to make it safer yet its rare to hear anything said against boxing.
They also have to deal with the fact that for those who were in it at the start their contracts expire after this season. They're on relatively low pay for a show that does so well, expect they'll be looking for a hefty rise to sign on for a few more years.
Ratings in the States have dropped from 17m to 11m in four weeks. 11m is still an excellent rating but that sort of drop off has to be a concern and its dropped every week which hasn't happened in the past.
Last season averaged 13.2m.
Big Sam was involved with the consortium that wanted everything kept confidential, in part as Big Sam was still manager of West Ham (I think, could have been someone else), only for Orange Ken to start blurting names out on CWR.
If you think of some of the abuse that gets handed out, particularly it seems in Russia, Eastern Europe and Turkey, towards some players that seems to just get ignored or a smack on the wrist it makes this even more unbelievable.
I can't understand why we struggle so much with throw ins. A basic part of the game that every other team manages to cope with seems to be incomprehensible to our lot. Pretty much everytime someone ends up stood with the ball and nobody to throw to. How hard can it be? Distribution from the...