When Link, a rookie boxer, issued a statement challenging everyone, I think many media outlets would be happy to report on it. Boxing fans would continue to keep an eye on Link's upcoming matches—those who like him would hope he keeps winning, and those who hate him would look forward to him losing the next match.
As long as people are paying attention, Link's fame in the boxing ring will grow rapidly, and we can earn more money. Got it?"
Bob asked.
"Hah! Bob, your thoughts are too idealistic. Everything you're saying is based on the assumption that Link will win. What if he loses? What if he loses his next match? At that point, people will see him as a publicity-hungry clown."
Hoyle said.
Shawn Gibbons shared the same sentiment.
If Link can keep winning, things might develop as Link and Bob Arum have predicted. With every victory, Link would rise to become one of the top-tier fighters in the boxing ring. By then, Link, the company, and even his agent would all be making money.
