Tom Aspinall, who holds a professional boxing record of 1-0 and has formerly helped Tyson Fury in training camps, recently shared his concern for the state of the 'sweet science'.Aspinall's comments come in the wake of Fury vs. Francis Ngannou, a much-hyped crossover clash that took place in Saudi Arabia last weekend.According to the UFC heavyweight title contender, the boxing "business model" is not conducive to putting on competitive matches, a stark contrast to the sport of MMA.Tom Aspinall referenced his recently announced short-notice interim title fight against Sergei Pavlovich, set as the co-main event of UFC 295 next weekend, as the type of fight that boxing cannot seem to schedule.During a recent interview with BBTV Boxing, he said this:"I hate the business model of boxing. Take me and Pavlovich, No.2 against No.4 on two weeks' notice, that would never in million years [happen in boxing]... I don't like the way people are going 20 fights without actually having a fight... Fighting these journeymen, I think it's dangerous... The drug testing, the uneven matching [of fighters]..." [1:50-2:25]Tom Aspinall continued:"I'd like to see a 10-0 guy fight a 12-1 guy or a 7-2 guy. Not 10-0 against 2-15, I don't like that... Most of the time one guy's there pretty much to lose and one guy's there to win." [3:23-4:15]Watch the video below:Sergei Pavlovich vs. Tom Aspinall predicted by former UFC championSergei Pavlovich and Tom Aspinall are set to face off in the co-main event of UFC 295 next weekend for the interim heavyweight title.The pair will do battle on two weeks' notice following Jon Jones' withdrawal from next week's pay-per-view due to injury. Jones was scheduled to take on Stipe Miocic in an historic battle but suffered a torn pectoral tendon during training last weekend, forcing him out.The matchmakers scrambled to replace the PPV headliner, and chose to promote the original co-main event between Jiri Prochazka and Alex Pereira for the light heavyweight title to the main event.Tom Aspinall and Sergei Pavlovich will now clash in the co-main event, and UFC Hall of Famer and former champion Michael Bisping recently shared his prediction for their clash. He said this:"I think he takes it. Round 1. Big fan of Sergei as well though."See the post below: