NOBODY wants any of Frank Sanchez

None of the top fighters in the division seem to want to fight me either. I'll even give them 90% of the purse. They must be scared.

Sanchez vs Kabayel - Kabayel victory by KO 7 Nuff said. Why does this thread even exist? Why is this even a theory?

Jared Anderson should try to get this fight - face the guy nobody else wants to and he will be back in the mix.

And nobody wants to pay to watch Frank Sanchez unfortunately.

Jared Anderson is now set for a final eliminator against Frank Sanchez to become IBF mandatory challenger to Oleksandr Usyk Lol Sanchez ko then Usyk to drop the IBF incoming

Sanchez is high risk, low reward at the moment so it will be tough for him to get top opposition other than Turkish throwing out enough cash to make a big name sign up. Least it isn’t a few years ago when he’d be just fighting bums as the big names duck him.

Jared Anderson is now set for a final eliminator against Frank Sanchez to become IBF mandatory challenger to Oleksandr Usyk

When you step into the ring you leave your excuses on the outside and live with the results forever. If his knee was hurt to the point where it was enough to turn a win into a loss he had no business fighting to begin with. He took the fight. he lost the fight, live with it. I haven't read or hear he made any excuses about losing to Kabayel. By the way I agreed with you.

It’s the IBF split on the eliminator. Sanchez is entitled to a 60/40 split as he is ranked higher. Nobody’s giving Frank Sanchez 60% of a purse. Certainly not a Dubois level fighter who has a far bigger profile. Wouldn’t be surprised if it ends up Sanchez vs Kadiru who’s #14, problem is nobody will even bid. :lol1:

He is the boogeyman of the division. Slick Cuban skills, iron chin, stamina for days, his speed, his movement, his combinations. Sanchez will rule. - - Hoo Dat? U boyfriend?

Kabayel shoild rematch Sanchezn f he can't get better fight.

I'm sure The Mighty Oilskin Parker would want that Cuban smoke... ...but that battering he took from Wardley will take some healing.

So far, the only legit name that is not fighting Frankie is Itauma And he's basically a rookie. All those other names are either wanting a fairer share of the pie or holding out for a more meaningful fight.

Sanchez is this era's Kevin 'Kingpin" Johnson. He had the same problems early in his career. Big & skilled with long arms. He had a great jab & could take a punch. He simply couldn't get anyone to fight him. The old "big risk/little reward"scenario. At 21-0 with a bloated record Vitali Klitschko cherry picked him for a title shot & that was his biggest payday he ever got. After that he chose to become a travelling journeyman. I will never forget one of his fights on Skysports & the commentators clearly pointed out that Kingpin was much better than what he was showing. He would flick his jab & rarely follow it up even though he was much more skilled than his opponent. He would go 10 rounds, lose a decision & go on to the next opportunity. He would fight 3-4 times a year & make his $100000-$200000. He never took too many clean shots due to his skillset but he made some money & got to travel the world much like Obed Sullivan, Monte Barrett, Jason Gavern, Nic Firtha, Ken Lakusta & other journeymen before him. Sanchez might want to go down that route. Do just enough to lose but give guys rounds & invest the money wisely. Kingpin actually used to post on here for about a year, he told me once that he didn't care about legacy whatsoever, only providing for his family.

Sanchez is this era's Kevin 'Kingpin" Johnson. He had the same problems early in his career. Big & skilled with long arms. He had a great jab & could take a punch. He simply couldn't get anyone to fight him. The old "big risk/little reward"scenario. At 21-0 with a bloated record Vitali Klitschko cherry picked him for a title shot & that was his biggest payday he ever got. After that he chose to become a travelling journeyman. I will never forget one of his fights on Skysports & the commentators clearly pointed out that Kingpin was much better than what he was showing. He would flick his jab & rarely follow it up even though he was much more skilled than his opponent. He would go 10 rounds, lose a decision & go on to the next opportunity. He would fight 3-4 times a year & make his $100000-$200000. He never took too many clean shots due to his skillset but he made some money & got to travel the world much like Obed Sullivan, Monte Barrett, Jason Gavern, Nic Firtha, Ken Lakusta & other journeymen before him. Sanchez might want to go down that route. Do just enough to lose but give guys rounds & invest the money wisely.

That is not even funny.

When you step into the ring you leave your excuses on the outside and live with the results forever. If his knee was hurt to the point where it was enough to turn a win into a loss he had no business fighting to begin with. He took the fight. he lost the fight, live with it. He probably took the fight hurt because he couldn't get in the ring with anyone.

Filip Hrgovic was never officially "ordered" to proceed because the purse bid was postponed multiple times and eventually canceled. Filip Hrgovic did not pull out of a scheduled fight, but rather the two sides failed to reach an agreement, and the IBF canceled the final purse bid after Hrgovic was reportedly preparing for another opponent. Efe Ajagba has withdrawn from the IBF-ordered heavyweight title eliminator against Frank Sanchez, reportedly due to a disagreement over the purse split. Sanchez's promoter won the purse bid, but Ajagba was unhappy with the outcome, leading to his withdrawal. The IBF is now expected to offer the eliminator to another fighter, potentially Moses Itauma. Itauma's team decided to pass on the fight, citing that it was too soon in the 20-year-old prospect's career to face such a high-level, risky opponent. Promoter Frank Warren suggested Itauma needs more "learning fights" before a world title shot. 13 fights into his career....MAKES SENSE ! Anyone remembers what Duran did to Davey Moore ?!?!? Richard Torrez Jr. pulled out of the Frank Sanchez fight because, like several other top contenders, he declined the opportunity to compete for the IBF mandatory title shot position. The fight likely had little value for him at this time, and he may have turned it down to focus on other priorities or potential future opportunities, as other fighters such as Moses Itauma and Daniel Dubois also rejected the fight. Moral of this story - A spokesperson for one of the promoters indicated that the eliminator "holds little value" for the fighters involved, making it understandable why they would pass on the opportunity. ​​

Sanchez Knee was injured vs Kabayel, a healthy sanchez beats him. When you step into the ring you leave your excuses on the outside and live with the results forever. If his knee was hurt to the point where it was enough to turn a win into a loss he had no business fighting to begin with. He took the fight. he lost the fight, live with it.

Sanchez vs Kabayel - Kabayel victory by KO 7 Sanchez Knee was injured vs Kabayel, a healthy sanchez beats him.