Just stop explaining he doesn’t know much about boxing
This is what undisputed looks like:
WBO
JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 lbs) (63.50 kgs) CHAMPION JOSH TAYLOR
CHAMPIONS
JOSH TAYLOR WBA
JOSH TAYLOR IBF
JOSH TAYLOR WBC
Notice no dispute. All Josh, so says everyone for everyone.
This is not what undisputed looks like:
WBO
LIGHTWEIGHT (135 lbs) (61.24 kgs) CHAMPION GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR.
CHAMPIONS
GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR. WBA
GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR. IBF
DEVIN HANEY WBC
Again, undisputed:
Notice, the only champion mentioned is not mentioned in the WBO. Making Davis's World title a WBA claim to the world title. Not officially recognized by the whole of the sport.
Not undisputed:
Notice Haney is on both the WBO and WBA charts as the WBC champion and George is not? Nor is Tank. Most people understand why regulars are not considered "real" champions but I'm going to keep hammering that just to keep clear of the whole it doesn't work that way bull. Tanks is not a real WBA champion not because the WBA says he isn't. The WBA says they have two. The WBO says there's just one, George, so, no one sees Tank as a legitimate WBA champion. You see where I am going with this?
Undisputed:
IBF
CHAMPION:
JOSH TAYLOR
WBA: JOSH TAYLOR
WBC: JOSH TAYLOR
WBO: JOSH TAYLOR
Mmm, that's good consistency. All Josh, by everyone, for everyone.
And again, am example of a title in dispute:
IBF
CHAMPION:
GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
WBA: GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
WBC: DEVIN HANEY
WBO: GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
Not one name. Not one face.
The IBF, WBO, and WBA all agree, Josh is the only champion is his division. They also all agree the world champion representing the WBC is Haney. Not Kambosos. Even though they have their belts on him, and there's no way one can say they simply have not updated given Haney was already strapped.
There are franchises and cases contrary, there are divisions where there's a franchise and a wbc champion and it's the franchise that has the recognition from the other 3 majors, and I think the ratings are up to date enough for that to not be an excuse, but none of that means Haney doesn't have a dispute for Kambosos. I literally copied and pasted it. All having a franchise be chose over a wbc champion in another division means is that champion has universal recognition as the WBC champion. It legitimizes the franchise as a title, but it doesn't address this very clear dispute in recognition.
What I'm saying is if he wasn't disputed they wouldn't have two names and just because in other divisions a franchise champion has recognition doesn't mean anyone with a franchise title is automatically universally recognized. It just means the franchise title is now a recognized title and those with it might be recognized as the WBC champion by the other 3, however, clearly, that does not mean the end of WBC champions being recognized as the WBC champion by the other 3.
Bringing it back to the WBO:
JR. BANTAMWEIGHT(115 lbs) (52.16 kgs)
CHAMPION
KAZUTO IOKA JPN
CHAMPIONS
JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA WBA
JERWIN ANCAJAS IBF
JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA WBC
Juan is a Franchise champion. We have to accept the franchise title as legitimate because here we have the WBO legitimizing it. We also have the WBO legitimizing Juan.
So why is Haney the one the WBO legitimizes as the WBC champion?
I haven't any idea, I am legitimately asking. Why is Haney legitimized?
As far as dispute, clearly. As far as legitimate title, both versions are legitimate because both versions are recognized in a situation where there other one has a holder. I won't accept Josh has no franchise, X is a franchise so all franchise are recognized. Neither Josh, nor Juan, changes the fact that every major body recognizes Devin and not George.
That has to be explained and until someone does it's pretty clear Kambosos is not an undisputed champion.
WBO
JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 lbs) (63.50 kgs) CHAMPION JOSH TAYLOR
CHAMPIONS
JOSH TAYLOR WBA
JOSH TAYLOR IBF
JOSH TAYLOR WBC
Notice no dispute. All Josh, so says everyone for everyone.
This is not what undisputed looks like:
WBO
LIGHTWEIGHT (135 lbs) (61.24 kgs) CHAMPION GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR.
CHAMPIONS
GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR. WBA
GEORGE KAMBOSOS, JR. IBF
DEVIN HANEY WBC
Again, undisputed:
WBA SUPER CHAMPION | JOSH TAYLOR | GBR | |
WBC-WBO-IBF CHAMPION | |||
WBA WORLD CHAMPION | GERVONTA DAVIS | USA |
Not undisputed:
WBA SUPER CHAMPION | GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR | AUS | |
WBO-IBF CHAMPION | |||
WBA WORLD CHAMPION | GERVONTA DAVIS | USA | |
Won Title | 12-28-19 |
WBC DEVIN HANEY |
Undisputed:
IBF
CHAMPION:
JOSH TAYLOR
WBA: JOSH TAYLOR
WBC: JOSH TAYLOR
WBO: JOSH TAYLOR
Mmm, that's good consistency. All Josh, by everyone, for everyone.
And again, am example of a title in dispute:
IBF
CHAMPION:
GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
WBA: GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
WBC: DEVIN HANEY
WBO: GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR
Not one name. Not one face.
The IBF, WBO, and WBA all agree, Josh is the only champion is his division. They also all agree the world champion representing the WBC is Haney. Not Kambosos. Even though they have their belts on him, and there's no way one can say they simply have not updated given Haney was already strapped.
There are franchises and cases contrary, there are divisions where there's a franchise and a wbc champion and it's the franchise that has the recognition from the other 3 majors, and I think the ratings are up to date enough for that to not be an excuse, but none of that means Haney doesn't have a dispute for Kambosos. I literally copied and pasted it. All having a franchise be chose over a wbc champion in another division means is that champion has universal recognition as the WBC champion. It legitimizes the franchise as a title, but it doesn't address this very clear dispute in recognition.
What I'm saying is if he wasn't disputed they wouldn't have two names and just because in other divisions a franchise champion has recognition doesn't mean anyone with a franchise title is automatically universally recognized. It just means the franchise title is now a recognized title and those with it might be recognized as the WBC champion by the other 3, however, clearly, that does not mean the end of WBC champions being recognized as the WBC champion by the other 3.
Bringing it back to the WBO:
JR. BANTAMWEIGHT(115 lbs) (52.16 kgs)
CHAMPION
KAZUTO IOKA JPN
CHAMPIONS
JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA WBA
JERWIN ANCAJAS IBF
JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA WBC
Juan is a Franchise champion. We have to accept the franchise title as legitimate because here we have the WBO legitimizing it. We also have the WBO legitimizing Juan.
So why is Haney the one the WBO legitimizes as the WBC champion?
I haven't any idea, I am legitimately asking. Why is Haney legitimized?
As far as dispute, clearly. As far as legitimate title, both versions are legitimate because both versions are recognized in a situation where there other one has a holder. I won't accept Josh has no franchise, X is a franchise so all franchise are recognized. Neither Josh, nor Juan, changes the fact that every major body recognizes Devin and not George.
That has to be explained and until someone does it's pretty clear Kambosos is not an undisputed champion.
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