The Big Wonderful Unified and Well-Structured Future for Boxing The World United Under One Sensible New Umbrella System At Last The world of boxing is a crazy world. It’s no ordinary sport. It’s an abnormal world where getting hit as hard as we possibly can in the face is the norm, day after day, with all the inevitable devastation that comes with it. Not a wise career choice, by any means. On top of that, it’s a corrupt and bureaucratic scene too, where the governing bodies are far more interested in their takings than in their duties. It’s not a well-run sport either really, though it does rake it in big time. And the lies keep piling in, resulting in most matches consisting of little more than the systematic destruction of a mismatches lamb to the slaughter, as the youngster with the high-flying promoter always ensures that his shining star’s win loss record goes from 5-0 to 35-0 and beyond. One way or another, when you play this game, it will mess you up! To say there’s a huge mess of randomly piled up world rankings and world title belts would be a great understatement. Not only are there tons and tons of randomly opposing but strangely similar sanctioning bodies, none of which ever agree on anything, and all pretend to have never heard of each other, except when they hop onto a big fight to make it also sanctioned by them. Just take a look at their world rankings right now and compare them – see? So totally different!! None of them have the same people in their top five, and they don’t even have the top three from the other promotion anywhere in their top ten. Crazy! There are also way more weight classes in mainstream use right now than most people realise: No less than 17 of them, each with an undisputed world champion (or two), ranging from 105 lbs strawweight and the 108 lbs junior flyweight (pretty much the same thing? Yeah, exactly!) to cruiserweight and heavyweight, either side of 200 lbs. In addition, there are also a dozen different event types, at which an aspiring boxer may currently try to fight his way up the rankings. In addition to all that, there are also millions of weird and baffling mixtures of how high up the rungs of the rankings ladder the two fighters are. It sometimes seems like the matchmaker’s job is to ensure that none of the fights are ever well-matched, evenly matched or sensibly paired up, as the undefeated fighters on a hot streak never go up against each other until it is title match time, but here we ...