Unification is never going to happen. Wladimir had a chance to fight Chagaev this summer and never really pursued it. It's absurd to claim anyone in this division wouldn't want to fight Wlad above all others. He's the most skilled by far, but he's also so vulnerable, any puncher has a chance to take him out. I want to know why Wladimir didn't immediately try to land a fight with Chagaev instead of going after Brewster? It's almost like anytime Wladimir has a chance to unify, he chases some meaningless fight instead. Every other fight has to be a mandatory fight and Klitschko apparently just used his against Brewster when he should have been unifying with Chagaev (I know Ibragimov was unavailable having just fought in June).
With no worthy opponents for his upcoming voluntary defense, Klitschko either needs to sit out and wait to fight the Chagaev-Ibragimov winner or fight an opponent who probably has no chance but still has meaning in a fight with him, and that's Corrie Sanders. I hadn't realized Sanders fought in May, so inactivity isn't really an excuse. Besides, Sanders was inactive for like a year and a half the last time he dusted Wlad. This fight should happen. It will be marketable if nothing else.
With no worthy opponents for his upcoming voluntary defense, Klitschko either needs to sit out and wait to fight the Chagaev-Ibragimov winner or fight an opponent who probably has no chance but still has meaning in a fight with him, and that's Corrie Sanders. I hadn't realized Sanders fought in May, so inactivity isn't really an excuse. Besides, Sanders was inactive for like a year and a half the last time he dusted Wlad. This fight should happen. It will be marketable if nothing else.

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