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Make him fight Ruiz next. Going 1-1 with a 41 year old Povetkin shouldn't put you in line for any title shot.
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No. I'm not going to let you cretins lie so blatantly. What the **** is wrong with some of you?Originally posted by REDEEMER View Post
https://www.fightsports.tv/wbc-order...iz-eliminator/
His fight with Helenius was never a ****ing title eliminator. Jesus Christ its like you all lie on Eddie's behalf. If that fight was an eliminator, why was Eddie complaining that his win over Browne wasn't made one?
https://www.************.com/2018/04...in-eliminator/
They literally tried to dictate to the WBC who they should fight for mandatory spots lol
And then this, which is exactly what they did...Dillian Whyte and his promoter Eddie Hearn are both upset with the World Boxing Council ordering him to face the dangerous Luis ‘King Kong’ Ortiz in a heavyweight eliminator fight to get a shot at WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.
Whyte (23-1, 17 KOs) and Hearn both feel that he should have been made the WBC mandatory challenger for Wilder after his recent win over 38-year-old Lucas ‘Big Daddy’ Browne (25-1, 22 KOs) last March in London, England. The WBC obviously wasn’t impressed enough with Whyte’s victory over the ring rusty and out of shape looking Browne for them to make him the WBC mandatory.
The WBC clearly wants Whyte to earn the mandatory spot rather than having it given to him on a silver platter without having to earn it the hard way. If Whyte doesn’t like the idea of fighting Ortiz, then he doesn’t have to.
loooooolHearn can always line him up for an undeserved title shot against his Matchroom Boxing stable-mate Anthony Joshua.
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There’s a few things wrong here . Whyte was already signed to fight Helenius for the diamond belt at the time Breazeale was fighting Molina . Molina was a last minute replacement form A J after Klitschko pulled out in 2016 .that’s the reason he got the shot so it has nothing to do with the WBC there . Whyte was offered Breazeale after Breazeale had already defeated Molina but Breazeale turned the fight down to secure Wilder .
ultimatley Whyte can’t complain in the end he did turn down A.J but Whyte himself never turned down any elimination bouts besides Pulev because the 80/20 split in a match like that is ridiculous , Ortiz and co. are the ones who turned down Whyte first .Last edited by REDEEMER; 03-29-2021, 09:32 AM.
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Whyte vs Helenius was for the Silver belt ,that is a title elimination bout in itself not the final because the Silver belt holder has to fight a final elimination bout but he’s in line as long as he holds that belt .Originally posted by KingGilgamesh View Post
Ortiz vs Whyte wasn’t for a final elimination bout , Breazeale had already won that against Molina ,why would Whyte fight Ortiz if he isn’t getting the final elimination bout he held the Diamond belt which requires a final elimination bout ? You then hit another pot hole on here again as you always do and put up a link of a silver platter earning mandatory status .How many guys earned mandatory status to fight Wilder ? Do you know that answer ? Ha
You are also forgetting in a separate instance on a big Wembley PPV Ortiz turned down a date of July 28th 2018 to fight Whyte but fought on the same day against Razvan Cojanu and Parker took it .
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That’s his fighter if you are talking about Babic .Originally posted by JcLazyX210Comment
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Hrgovic ? He’s not Ukrainian, he’s Croatian .Originally posted by JcLazyX210
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I disagree - it worked for Wilder beating up an old Ortiz twice (when did Ortiz last beat a good fighter - years ago) and Ortiz is still Wilder's best win. Ruiz already turned down Whyte so that's not going to happen. Don't forget only Whyte, Joshua and Klitchsko have stopped Povetkin. This makes Whyte one of the greatest fighters ever. Fury can claim to be great but in 5 years he has only fought 2 top 20 fighters. I'm not sure that makes anyone great...Originally posted by KingOfGlory View Post
Also don't forget Wilder and Fury ducked Povetkin - he was around almost their whole career...Last edited by Roberto Vasquez; 03-29-2021, 09:52 AM.Comment
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The Brezeale one was faked by the WBC to protect Wilder, they upgraded Brezeales status AFTER the fight having denied they would do that publicly and in writing.
Molina your just making that up .. do you mean Pulev .. he should have fought that one and taken the AJ fight,
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Whyte has fought 7 elimination bouts since winning the Silver belt and people still hate on him , only losing 1 and even fought 2 elimination bouts when he already was the final elimination winner in 2019 . In the meantime not one single Wilder opponent were fighting each other to get their shot ,they were all hand picked . You can’t make this stuff up .Originally posted by Roberto Vasquez View Post
It’s not even the WBC or Whytes fault it was just the order of things because Breazeale had to get his shot first ,what the WBC did however is throw multiple elimination bouts at Whyte where they never once did that to say Ortiz ,they just handed him the fights for beating C level guys like Martz .
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Sshh, you hear that Dillian? Those are the footsteps of doom, sorry bruv but you're always going to be on the outside looking in. Fury and AJ gonna fight three times unless Fury sparks him the first time and if they do fight just the twice, Fury already said he won't fight you because you're not big enough. If somehow AJ pulls off the upsets, you probably still won't get it. Chances are, AJ vs Fury is going to be 3 fights.
Earliest he could get a crack at any of those two is at the minimum late 2023 to early 2024 and he's going to be 34-35 by then.
He had his chance and blew it, maybe he can grab a trinket but for the crowns he's out.
You can't get starched by Potmuffin and ascend Everest me laddy.Comment
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