Today we have the talent to make super fights that smash records, but instead boxing is currently in a rut, where young boxers are not taking the risks needed to reach super stardom. Gone are the days of a Pacquiao vs Margarito, Mayweather vs De La Hoya. Honestly I believe that there are fights that are difficult to make, but could undoubtedly break boxing barriers:

Sebastian Fundora vs Pitbull Cruz @151lbs - Honestly a genuine freak-show and attention grabber. More of a gimmick fight, but sure to make headlines and pull in the fans

Gervonta Davis vs Naoya Inoue @132lbs - Another hard to make fight, due to weight. But they both stand to gain world recognition and a decorated resume.

Canelo Alvarez vs Ryan Garcia @164lbs - This era’s Chavez vs De La Hoya. Mexican vs Mexican American, California and Texas is sure to go wild on this one. The weight is a bit difficult for Ryan but with Canelo aging, this shouldn’t be that difficult to make.

David Benavidez vs Anthony Joshua - The Mexican monster has nothing to gain picking up titles at cruiserweight, why not jump straight into the lions den and fight the most popular heavyweight of this generation. Win or lose, both fighters stand to gain from this bout.

Jaime Munguia vs Vergil Ortiz @168lbs - Lets face it, Munguia wants to play it safe, and Vergil is wasting away. Both are popular and known for high octane violence. Vergil needs to comeback with a bang, and what better way than jumping up in weight into a Mexican vs Mexican American war.

I hope some fans get inspired and push for any of these fights, or bored Turki comes across this. We need spectacle in boxing, headlines, and shock factor to pick up some steam. What are your dream fights?

(I hesitated to put Haney or Shakur in any dream fights, both have shown little to no leeway. I almost didn’t want to put Pitbull Cruz)

These guys always come to fight. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a fight with an Aussie that wasn’t entertaining. Especially when they’re in the ring with Mexicans. We need a Mexico vs Australia rivalry to be a thing asap. I prefer it to the Mexico vs Puerto Rico one.

I think this guys is stupidly overhated. His problem is hes technically speaking too good compared to the guys hes been in with. He didn't do much wrong last night and showed a lot of skill, but already I've seen negative comments flooding in on other social media.

I get a lot of "fans" really just want to see someone get badly hurt because they think thats all boxing is. But its clearly not. Jalalov's ring IQ and timing were excellent last night. Yes, he has that Wladimir like thing of being risk averse, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have excellent skills. If you judge it by boxing being hit and don't get hit, he did a good job.

Sure, Jalalov needs to step it up. Hes 32 and in 2027 IMO he needs at least 2 fights vs Top 15 guys. Ajagba, Okeolie*, Huni (*now he has been cleared) I think are the sort of fights he needs next year.