what is an example of a fighter wrongfully stripped of his title?

[kenso]

give me a real case, one thats happened. preferably recently!

[Silencers]

Gracciano Rocchigiani won the WBC light heavyweight title when he beat Michael Nunn for it in 1998, they fought for the title that Roy Jones had vacated when he stated his intentions to move up to heavyweight to fight Buster Douglas, Jones then got talked out of it and decided to stay at light heavyweight so the WBC decided stripped Rocchigiani of his title and gave it back to Jones. Rocchigiani ended up suing the WBC and got a good settlement I think.

[IwatchBoxing]

Wasnt Casamayor stripped of his belt?

[The Hammer]

Ricky Hatton was stripped of his IBF title shortly after he won, because he decised to fight Castillo. He should have been permitted at least one voluntary defense!

There are double standards when it comes to the IBF and other organizations.

Floyd Mayweather never really had to defend his WBC title against a mandatory in the two years after he won, yet they stripped Joe Calzaghe a few months after winning his 168 WBC title, because he chose to fight Jones not Froch.

[Miburo]

Taylor was stripped of two of his belts for not taking certain mandatories immediately. Hard to do with four different commissions with competing interests breathing down your neck.

[kenso]

Taylor was stripped of two of his belts for not taking certain mandatories immediately. Hard to do with four different commissions with competing interests breathing down your neck.

so taylor took mandatories of other sanctioning bodies and was stripped as a result?

[Silencers]

Sumbu Kalambay was stripped of his middleweight title when he decided to fight Michael Nunn.

Nowadays more fighters decide to give up their titles before getting stripped, like Margarito when he fought Cotto, Malignaggi when he fights Hatton.

[boxasmash]

calzaghe stripped of IBF because he wanted to fight manfredo instead of steiglist.

[MikeBrew328]

Malignaggi just stripped his title because because he chose to fight Ricky Hatton instead of Herman Ngoudjo, who he already beat as his first defense.

[lparm]

On the flipside Judah kept the IBF version of the 147 title after losing because they said the title wasnt on the line, until that fight I've never heard of that happening.