Boxing fans… buckle up. Kyle and Greg dig deep into the rise of modern exhibition fights and why they’re destroying the sport we love. From Floyd Mayweather cash‑grabs to Jake Paul’s circus productions, today’s boxing scene looks nothing like the days of Ali, Foreman, Frazier, Tyson, and Sugar Ray.

This episode breaks down:
– How exhibitions used to be — fun, skill‑focused showcases during boxing’s golden era
– Why today’s exhibitions are pure money plays backed by social media hype
– The role of Floyd Mayweather in ducking real competition and normalizing “safe” matchmaking
– Jake Paul’s impact on boxing credibility and wrestling‑style “worked fights”
– The Tyson/Jake Paul fight and the speculation surrounding the contract and payouts
– Why real classics like Crawford vs. Canelo get ignored while clown events go viral
– What it will take to fix boxing and bring legitimacy back for the next generation

If you grew up watching heavyweight title fights on free TV — if you remember Ali vs. Spinks, Tyson vs. Holyfield, Foreman’s comeback — this episode will hit home. Boxing used to be the heartbeat of combat sports… and now it’s fighting for its life.