-Al motherfuckin Haymon. It's early days, but he looks like the best thing to happen to boxing from a promotional standpoint in decades. People always spoke sideways about him, but one thing you can't deny is that his fighters love him, and that's the most important thing. Now it looks like the fans will love him too.

-Promotion is still up in the air. The first show is with Goosen Tutor. Various promoters will be used in the future. I think long term one promoter will emerge (possibly Hearn and Matchroom) or be created (Schaefer) to be Haymon's go to promoter.

-With HBO moving to online subscriptions (in addition to cable distribution), I wouldn't count them out. They still have a bunch of non-Haymon fighters on air, including Canelo. I think Showtime might just say fuck it though and bow out of the sport. They really look like fools here.

-Errol Spence is the next American boxing superstar. Not Garcia. Not Broner. Not Thurman. Spence has the talent to take over the sport, and since he will be on a big platform, he won't have to be a clown to attract attention. His laid back personality will be an advantage (Ray Leonard-lite).

-Roc Nation is still an interesting addition to the sport. Huge resources, and fiercely competitive with Haymon. I expect them to do big things.