The bell that tolls for all in boxing belongs to a cash register.

Summary

This quote by American boxing promoter Bob Arum implies that the boxing industry is primarily driven by financial gain rather than any noble or sporting pursuits. It highlights the commercialization of the sport, suggesting that the primary concern for those involved, including boxers, promoters, and organizations, is profit. The bell that traditionally rings to signal the beginning or end of a boxing match is metaphorically compared to the sound of a cash register, emphasizing the profitability and commercial nature of the sport.

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