Floyd Vacates 154lb WBC Belt!!

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  • Boxinguru
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    Floyd Vacates 154lb WBC Belt!!

    MAYWEATHER VACATES WBC JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE!
    By ???

    Forrest-Baldomir to fight for vacant strap?


    ------- has been informed that undefeated pound-for-pound Picasso Floyd Mayweather, Jr. has vacated his WBC 154-pound championship. Mayweather is still the WBC welterweight champion and a potential November 10, 2007 fight against Ricky Hatton is still in the works. ----- has also been informed not to be surprised if the July 28, 2007 Vernon Forrest-Carlos Baldomir is used to determine Mayweather's successor as WBC junior middleweight titlist

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  • Lethal
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    #2
    wtf, source?

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    • eazy_mas
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      #3
      Cool Baldomir and Forest because it there chance to make the PPV bigger and the oppuiruties for there next fight better

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      • Steelhammer86
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        #4
        This is consistent with PBF fighting Hatton in November. PBF is not a natural light middleweight anyway, he's better at 140 or 147.

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        • Zerwas1
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          #5
          Floyd can make 147 easyily, he inofficially weight in at 148 or something like that at the oscar fight, which means je can make weight and fight at 140.

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          • PRboxingfan
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            #6
            Originally posted by Lethal
            wtf, source?
            Source, are you serious? Only one website calls PBF the pound for pound Picasso: B0xingt@1k dot com.

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            • SAN D13GO VILLAN
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              #7
              Wasnt Floyd the WBC champ at 147 to?

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              • Violent Demise
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                #8
                Why is Forrest fighting for the title?

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                • $ LegenD $
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                  #9
                  thats what im saying....how the hell is forrest getting a title shot?.....has he beatin any top Jr middle's lately....and baldomir has he EVER beaten a jr. middle in his career?....many other deserve a shot...

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                  • PRboxingfan
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                    #10
                    The reason why Baldy gets to fight for the title is because he was the champ at 147 before losing to Floyd. As an ex champ, he remains high in their rankings (he's #1 at 147) and if he moves up in weight will be given a good position (as most other fighters). This is not new and it's not unusual, either.

                    As for Forest, I guess it's because he's somehow ranked #2 at 154, right behind ODLH.

                    Here is the WBC's rankings at 154, as of yesterday:

                    1 .- Oscar De la Hoya (US-Mex)
                    2 .- Vernon Forrest (US)
                    3 .- Michele Piccirillo (Italy) EBU
                    4 .- Sergio Martinez (Argentina) LATINO
                    5 .- Kassim Ouma (Uganda)
                    6 .- Javier Mamani (Argentina) ABMH
                    7 .- Andrey Tsurkan (Ukraine) NABF
                    8 .- Zaur Baysangurov (Russia)
                    9 .- Yuri Foreman (Belarussia)
                    10 .- Jamie Moore (GB) BBBoC
                    11 .- Fernando Vargas (US)
                    12 .- Saul Roman (Mexico)
                    13 .- Verno Phillips (US)
                    14 .- Toshiharu Kaneyama (Japan) OPBF/ABCO
                    15 .- Christophe Canclaux (France)

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