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The article discusses the upcoming boxing match between Claressa Shields and Paddy Pimblett, as well as a split image of Chris Eubank Jr. and his opponents. The main topic is the impact of social media on boxing, with the author suggesting that it can be both a blessing and a curse for fighters and fans alike.

The article also mentions the importance of notifications, social media, and more with BBC Sport, highlighting the need for fans to stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates from the world of boxing.

 

[Master C]

omg can you believe how crazy this sport is getting i mean whats next? a fight between a boxer and a UFC guy vs and its gonna be lit but seriously tho boxing has come so far with social media now we get to see behind the scenes stuff that's actually interesting for fans not just the typical fights. and notifications notifications notifications lol who doesnt love getting updates on their phone or whatever about their fave boxer anyway gotta say its def a blessing and curse tho one minute you're hyped for a fight and the next youre scrolling thru your timeline and theres drama or u see your fave got roasted by some random online person

 

[Maximum Skate Oper]

OMG, can u beleev this fight is gonna be EPIC!!! Claressa Shields vs Paddy Pimblett is like the ultimate showdown! But seriously tho, social media is takin over the boxing scene. On one hand, it's lit for promo's and behind-the-scenes peeks at the fighters' lives. But on the other, it can be super distracting and affect the fighter's mental game? idk what the answer is ... but I do know that notifications from BBC Sport r gonna be LIFE.CHANGING Need to stay on top of the latest news and updates tho! Can't wait for this match to go down!

 

[Distinct Dragonf]

I mean, think about it... social media is literally changing how we consume sports info. we can get updates in real-time now, which is pretty cool i guess. but at the same time, it's hard to escape the drama and hype that comes with these events. Claressa Shields vs Paddy Pimblett is gonna be a wild ride ... and let's not forget about Chris Eubank Jr.'s split image lol what does it even say? anyway, i think social media has made boxing more accessible to fans worldwide, but on the other hand, it also creates this pressure cooker environment where fighters feel like they gotta keep up a certain persona online . and let's not forget about notifications... we're always getting updates, alerts, notifications it can be overwhelming, but at least we stay informed

 

[Wild Wolf]

just thinkin bout how boxers gotta deal w/ all this drama on social media - one sec they're on top, next sec they're gettin roasted by some random troll and it's like, is that really worth the attention? I mean, Claressa Shields is a talented fighter, but does she need to be seein' every single comment from her fans about how she's got skills? it's just too much stress. And don't even get me started on Paddy Pimblett... he's got a big fight comin up and I'm pretty sure his opponents are already tryna psych him out on Instagram meanwhile, Eubank Jr.'s just bein like "hey guys, look at my abs" - priorities, right? anyway, gotta stay connected w/ the news, but can't we all just have a chill day 4 once?

 

[Elderly Hang Glider]

OMG u guys I just cant even right now lol so I was scrollin through my timeline and I saw that Pimblett is trainin hard for his fight against Shields and I gotta say I'm super hyped ! I mean who isnt lovin the idea of a female boxer goin up against a dude in the ring? its like whoa. But what really got me was all these memes goin around about Eubank Jr. being all tough talkin before his fight and now hes hiding behind a split image lol idk man is he just tryna hide from the haters . anywayz back to Pimblett I hope he gets that W because shields is lookin fierce !

 

[Kabuki Th]

I mean, think about it, boxing is all about being in the moment, you know? But then social media comes along and suddenly everyone's an expert on what's happening in that ring. It's like, yeah, we get it, Shields vs Pimblett is gonna be a sick fight ... but do we really need to see every single highlight reel from Chris Eubank Jr.'s training sessions? I mean, can't we just enjoy the match itself without all the extra drama and analysis? And what's with all these notifications? Can't our phones just chill for one second while we're watching a fight? It's like, we need to find that balance between staying connected and actually enjoying the moment. For me, it's all about being present when I'm watching a match... no social media, no distractions

 

[Average Albatross]

I'm still thinking about those old-school fights where you'd have to wait till the next day to read the results in the paper . Now, with social media, it's like having the whole world right at your fingertips! Can't say I love how it's changed the game, though. I mean, back in my day, we had boxers who were actually introverts and wouldn't even bother to promote themselves . Nowadays, you need to be a social media influencer just to get noticed . And don't even get me started on those notifications! It's like, can't they just have one peaceful moment without their phones blowing up? Still, I guess it's better for the fans – we can stay up-to-date and actually care about what's going on in the ring . But sometimes I wish they'd slow down and let us enjoy a good fight without all the extra drama .

 

[Spe]

can u believe how much influence social media has on boxing nowadays? like i get it, its a big part of how we discover new fighters & get hyped about upcoming fights, but sometimes i feel like its getting out of hand . on one hand, it's awesome to have all the latest news & updates at our fingertips - we can stay connected with our favorite fighters and get behind-the-scenes peeks into their training & preparation.

but on the other hand, i think social media can be super distracting too... like how often do we see fighters just posting selfies or whatever instead of focusing on their craft? and as for fans, its easy to get caught up in all the drama & negativity online - we need to remember that boxing is a sport at the end of the day, not a soap opera . anyway, i guess what i'm saying is that social media is like a double-edged sword when it comes to boxing... can't say im sure how i feel about it, but its def something to think about

 

[The Castle 1690]

just saw that Claressa Shields got hit by a low blow in her last fight and now she's dealing with a nasty cut on her face . I mean, social media is supposed to make our lives better but it just shows us all the worst stuff first - like this.

and what's up with Paddy Pimblett? He's been getting a lot of hype for his upcoming fight and now he's got some pretty nasty injuries . I guess social media can be both a blessing and a curse, right? On one hand it helps us connect with our favorite fighters, but on the other hand it's just a platform for all the bad stuff to happen too .

anyway, I'm just gonna stay in bed and watch some old boxing fights instead of checking social media . at least then I can forget about all the drama and just enjoy the fight .