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CMV: Floyd Mayweather fighting Logan Paul diminishes his legacy and minimizes the professional boxing scene

Mayweather, arguably the greatest boxer of all time agreeing to fight someone who not only does not have professional boxing skill, but is kind of known for being an online asshole and entitled YouTuber isn't really a good look. 

As a boxer who went 50-0, and who only fought the best of the best of those who legitimately earned a shot at the top through winning their way to the top, getting in the ring with a random YouTuber (granted a great money play for Mayweather) makes Mayweather seem too accessible. 

This sense of accessibility to someone who didn't "earn" it does more to remove the seriousness of his skillset and accomplishments than it does to showcase how great he was and is. 

The combination of all of this has opened up a once previously closed conversation of celebrity boxing where individuals who have otherwise not earned the opportunity are now in the conversation of fighting some of our greatest fighters just simply based on popularity and not skill.
gpt
In 2012, Prince Harry beat Usain Bolt in the 100m dash. He only had the opportunity to race Bolt because he's a celebrity/royalty. He won because he had a fast start. It doesn't diminish either of their legacies because the whole thing was clearly just for fun. This "fight" between Mayweather and Paul was just a goof. It made a lot of money though sheer hype, but it obviously wasn't a real boxing match. Normally this type of thing is just a goof for charity, but in this case, both fighters kept the money. That part is tacky, but the rest of it is no big deal.