Troll comments handling in boxing can often show the difference between an amateur and pro fighter and is very relevant to professional boxing right now.
As 2026 trolls and bots have been largely defeated by major companies like Meta (Facebook and Instagram), X, YouTube, Reddit and others but a few still exist.
Although they are not relevant of course the big companies are making life much more difficult for trolls or bots to even exist by making them use real email address, real numbers of verify their accounts by photo ID — making trolls and bots become less and less even there as the days go on.
At some point this year most of the big social media companies will probably automatically nuke all troll and bot accounts anyway with the use of AI.
Troll Comments Handling
AI is the greatest invention since the television, car, radio and newspaper — there is no going back now. Only upwards.
Boxers often bat back trolls by pointing out that they are nobodies or just have fun with them sometimes by maybe a witty retort comment in their replies.
Some boxers on the other hand go off the deep end and use language and so on that maybe is not needed, whereas the smart pro boxers, professional boxers, often just hit block or ignore or mute.
Maybe the last option is the best.
With websites, social media, YouTube and AI continuing to take off more and more on the digital world society now lives in, of which boxing and all professional sport is part of, boxing lends itself better to the digital world maybe better than most.
Of course actual fans, of which the 99.6 per cent of are of course, are not trolls and bots and often give their views unfiltered and are highly passionate — which is great — that’s why digital, AI and so on all work maybe better than anywhere else in boxing.
The fans are maybe the best sports fans on Earth out of any sport.
They are growing in numbers hugely at the moment as well in 2026 worldwide.
Boxing is doing well again now and the above is important for boxers to take note of.
