Originally posted by bigjavi973
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Do posters honestly think the WBC would strip the winner of Cotto-Canelo??
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostIdk why I didn't think about this, but yea I could 100% see this. If the fight is close &/or just a good ass fight this is probably the move to make. GGG is deserving of a shot, but f#ck man this is a asses in seats business & PPV sales business & there is no question Canelo vs Cotto (I or potentially II) is a better option than GGG vs Cotto or Canelo.
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Originally posted by ИATAS View PostBrings no money? lol okaaay man.
The WBC could get sued. That's all the motivation one needs.
What gayness they could do is make Canelo a "champion emeritus" or some bogus title that allows him to duck while Golovkin gets elevated to "regular champion" or whatever.
They won't make Alvarez anything because Alvarez won't win the fight. They damn sure aren't going to strip Cotto so they can give Golovkin the belt and allow him to defend it in a rematch against Willie Munroe Jr.
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The WBC almost got shut down after the Rocchigiani/Jones ****. They stripped Sergio Martinez & Kostya Tsyzu and made them 'champion emeritus', despite them still being active. They could do that here, or make them the 154lbs champion.
OP is correct that WBC won't unlease their claws from the cash cow winner, but it's going to be something funny. Either way come January either Golovkin will be announced the WBC champion or we're getting Golovkin/Alvarez.
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We are talking about the same organization that allowed Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. to hold their 160 pound belt for two years before they forced him to defend it against his mandatory, Sergio Martinez. We are also talking about the same organization that allowed Alvarez to hold its 154-pound title for three years without ever defending it against a mandatory opponent.
So, the answer to your question is absolutely not! At least, not for Gennady Golovkin!
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Originally posted by Mikhnienko View PostThe real question: is Larry dumb enough to think the WBC would open itself up to a lawsuit similar to the Rocchigiani one which cost them $31 million dollars and almost bankrupt them again?
Just as the WBC decided that the winner of Cotto/Alvarez must fight Golovkin next, they can just as easily change their minds and decide to allow the winner to fight a voluntary before a Golovkin mandatory fight (just as they have done three times with Deontay Wilder and will likely do it at least two more times with Wilder). If they do that, Golovkin will not have a leg to stand on in a lawsuit because the WBC rules state that they can change any rule they want any time they damn well please!
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