I wish that just one of these fighters would be 100% honest and say "Look I have too much to lose by taking unnecessary risk in there. I've reached a pinnacle and a loss would set my career paydays back too far. I plan to fight safe and do whatever in my ability to ensure victory. If that means I have to lay on them for 5 rounds or jab and run and out point them that's what I'll do to ensure I keep my legacy in tact." I would have so much more hespect for them by saying that instead of pretending that they are an explosive, exciting fighter and acting like there are a bunch of outside factors that lead to them having a lack of fans. I can't blame them for being scared to lose, after all they are trying to make as much as possible in the limited careers they have. Not everyone can be fighter first and a professional second but I guarantee the guys who are fighters first have a lot more fans than the professional first fighters.