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    #61
    Originally posted by Inspired
    Whyte was ranked number 1 by the wbc, that was where the whole 'mandatory' argument came from.
    False. Hearn said the winner would get the silver title and therefore become the mandatory, which was a lie. The silver title has never made you mandatory. Being ranked #1 has never made you mandatory. You become mandatory by winning a final eliminator. Hearn knows that fans don't understand how you become mandatory, so he lied to them and tricked them.


    So explain to me how somehow brezeale and ortiz were selected ahead of Whyte then? whyte went on to beat parker.
    Ortiz wasn't selected ahead of Whyte. Ortiz has never been mandatory. Beating Parker is irrelevant. Whyte needed to win a final eliminator to become mandatory, not beat a random fighter of his choosing.

    Breazeale agreed to face Stiverne in a final eliminator. Ortiz failed a drug test and to save the show, Stiverne was elevated to the main event. Breazeale had a signed contract for a final eliminator though, so he was legally entitled to face the leading available contender in a final eliminator. The fight was offered, in order, to everyone in the ratings and Molina was the highest rated contender willing to take the fight on short notice. The fight was offered to Whyte, but he turned it down. He didn't want to pull out of his fight with Helenius.


    how the ffff can it be a final eliminator if it's ordered in April 2018, and WBC make it absolutely clear that Brezeale will be the 2019 mandatory. 1 mandatory fight a year right? ortiz had his in march 2018 and was used again for a final eliminator. The whole thing cearly reeked of corruption and support for pbc eg ortiz and wilder. However even ignoring that (fact), if it meant whyte becoming mandatory in 2020, then it wasnt a final eliminator at all
    "FINAL ELIMINATOR" = winner guaranteed title shot. You're trying to invent your own definition that final eliminator = next title shot. That's not what it means and that's never what it's meant. Breazeale had already won a final eliminator and was going to get the 2019 mandatory shot. The WBC was still going to hold another final eliminator to determine the 2020 mandatory shot. Whyte refused, using the excuse he didn't want to be "second mandatory," but had he won the final eliminator, he would have had his title shot two years ago instead of it now being 2022 and he still hasn't had his shot.


    Whyte passed the VADA tests and failed a Ukad test right? right when he was about to become wilder's mandatory......how very convenient.
    Are you claiming UKAD falsified Whyte's test in a conspiracy to aid Wilder? Are you ****ing ******ed?

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      #62
      [QUOTE=Noelanthony;n31247525]
      Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
      just making the point that regardless what your opponents believes is your worth, if you believe you are worth more why should you accept regardless you are a champion, mandatory or even a journeymen
      Joshua was blatantly lowballing Wilder, so Wilder fought a trilogy with Fury and made over $50,000,000.

      If Whyte doesn't like the 20% and doesn't want to make $6 million, he can duck the fight and go make $2 million against Joseph Parker.

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        #63
        [QUOTE=WBC WBA IBF;n31247959]
        Originally posted by Noelanthony

        Joshua was blatantly lowballing Wilder, so Wilder fought a trilogy with Fury and made over $50,000,000.

        If Whyte doesn't like the 20% and doesn't want to make $6 million, he can duck the fight and go make $2 million against Joseph Parker.
        Which resulted in him losing every fight and being pummelled in 2 of the fights. He now has no belts so lets see if he will accept 20 percent if he is lucky enough to challenge for a belt but my guess Fury ended his career. He should have accepted the Aj money especially at the time he had only made 1.8 million per fight. He also had a realistic chance of beating AJ. He would have made more than 50 million in 3 fights. He could had a legacy , now he will be forgotten in 18 months

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          #64
          Originally posted by Noelanthony
          He should have accepted the Aj money
          I appreciate your inexperienced uneducated amateur opinion, but I disagree. To go to England for $12 million, with no rematch clause for a fight that was worth $100 million in the US would be ludicrous. Instead he fought Fury for $12 million in the US with a rematch clause. Then made another $50 million fighting him two more times.

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            #65
            Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF

            False. Hearn said the winner would get the silver title and therefore become the mandatory, which was a lie. The silver title has never made you mandatory. Being ranked #1 has never made you mandatory. You become mandatory by winning a final eliminator. Hearn knows that fans don't understand how you become mandatory, so he lied to them and tricked them.




            Ortiz wasn't selected ahead of Whyte. Ortiz has never been mandatory. Beating Parker is irrelevant. Whyte needed to win a final eliminator to become mandatory, not beat a random fighter of his choosing.

            Breazeale agreed to face Stiverne in a final eliminator. Ortiz failed a drug test and to save the show, Stiverne was elevated to the main event. Breazeale had a signed contract for a final eliminator though, so he was legally entitled to face the leading available contender in a final eliminator. The fight was offered, in order, to everyone in the ratings and Molina was the highest rated contender willing to take the fight on short notice. The fight was offered to Whyte, but he turned it down. He didn't want to pull out of his fight with Helenius.




            "FINAL ELIMINATOR" = winner guaranteed title shot. You're trying to invent your own definition that final eliminator = next title shot. That's not what it means and that's never what it's meant. Breazeale had already won a final eliminator and was going to get the 2019 mandatory shot. The WBC was still going to hold another final eliminator to determine the 2020 mandatory shot. Whyte refused, using the excuse he didn't want to be "second mandatory," but had he won the final eliminator, he would have had his title shot two years ago instead of it now being 2022 and he still hasn't had his shot.




            Are you claiming UKAD falsified Whyte's test in a conspiracy to aid Wilder? Are you ****ing ******ed?

            So the big massive point you're making is 'eddie hearn lied'? i thought you were here to diss Whyte.

            I don't know if eddie ever literally claimed 'wbc silver belt makes whyte the MANDATORY'
            it was more
            Dillian Whyte reaches 1000th day as WBC No 1 challenger


            ok, so whyte held a couple of 'wbc titles' and was ranked number 1. Can you explain what black magic hoodoo al haymon did for wbc to make brezeale vs molina the 'final eliminator' fight? explain how that makes sense.

            “I’ve fought for all these WBC eliminators and I’ve got three WBC belts. If anyone deserves a final eliminator it’s me. I at least have to fight the Breazeale vs. Molina winner

            whyte acknowledged the final eliminator fight and simply wanted that shot.



            As for the UKAD situation. Under ukad rules, Whyte was innocent until proven guilty, hence ukad werent allowed to go public with the test result. The news was LEAKED BY TOM HAUSER. Hauser is a guy who used to be anti-al haymon and then became pro al haymon ie on the al haymon payroll. Hauser quite literally did a phone interview shorly after the news was leaked..and proceeded to praise al haymon at one point. Wtf was that about? that is very suspect. that interview was later removed from youtube, very suspect.


            "this video is unavailable" was the interview im talking about.

            In one leaked video, whyte was recorded talking to eddie 'off camera' after the presser, he asked eddie 'are they trying to set me up?' and also said 'ive not slept in 3 days'. this is before the fight, before news had been leaked.

            then Whyte demanded an investigation and opened a legal case....ukad concluded it was an 'isolated contamination event'
            so yes, that clearly means he was set up.
            https://www.ukad.org.uk/news/ukad-an...oint-statement
            In respect of Mr Whyte's drug testing results, the following points are relevant:
            • There is nothing in Mr Whyte's longitudinal urinary profile to suggest that he has used steroids.
            • The levels of the metabolites found in Mr Whyte's 20 June 2019 sample were extremely low.
            • Mr Whyte had provided a urine sample to VADA on 17 June 2019, i.e. 3 days before his 20 June 2019 sample, which was tested by a WADA-accredited laboratory and which returned a negative result, including for the metabolites in question.
            • Mr Whyte provided several other doping control samples to UKAD and VADA between 20 June and 20 July 2019 (i.e. the date of his fight with Oscar Rivas) – all of which also tested negative.
            • In light of the above points, the trace amounts of metabolites found in the 20 June 2019 sample are consistent with an isolated contamination event, and they are not suggestive of doping.
            ukad have never used this terminology before and it was just a quick way of concealing the truth of wha really went on.


            You're telling me in a sport was judges, refs and belt organisations are easily paid off, it is impossible for someone in america with bags of money, to pay off someone in the uk? so how did an american journo, hauser, get first dibs on leaked news? remember the judge who scored the fury-wilder 1 fight wrongly, was a british judge.

            whyte would have been the mandatory. when he was stripped of mandatory by WBC instantly, it allowed Wilder vs Fury..and im pretty sure for that fight, fury was made the mandatory challenger too.

            it was all just too convenient, so yeh, im definately sure Hauser getting first dibs on a leak in the uk suggests some US influence in the UK for sure.


            'ukad falsified...'
            no, not ukad as an organisation, but someone with access to the sample tampered with it. that's my theory. Would i be ret4rded if i suggests judges and police cheifs can be corrupt/paid off?

            another example,UK customs and excise? i know people who pay off agents and investigators . Albanian guys in cheetham hill manchester. They import illegal produce into the uk, from class A drugs to counterfeight good, to guns. they don't even try to hide it btw. they just laugh about how easy it is..furthermore, the cops are paid off too.
            whilst ukad is obv much smaller and close knit, im not the first to say ukad and drug testing agencies can be corrupt, accept bribes etc.





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              #66
              Originally posted by Inspired


              So the big massive point you're making is 'eddie hearn lied'? i thought you were here to diss Whyte.

              I don't know if eddie ever literally claimed 'wbc silver belt makes whyte the MANDATORY'
              it was more
              Dillian Whyte reaches 1000th day as WBC No 1 challenger


              ok, so whyte held a couple of 'wbc titles' and was ranked number 1. Can you explain what black magic hoodoo al haymon did for wbc to make brezeale vs molina the 'final eliminator' fight? explain how that makes sense.

              “I’ve fought for all these WBC eliminators and I’ve got three WBC belts. If anyone deserves a final eliminator it’s me. I at least have to fight the Breazeale vs. Molina winner

              whyte acknowledged the final eliminator fight and simply wanted that shot.



              As for the UKAD situation. Under ukad rules, Whyte was innocent until proven guilty, hence ukad werent allowed to go public with the test result. The news was LEAKED BY TOM HAUSER. Hauser is a guy who used to be anti-al haymon and then became pro al haymon ie on the al haymon payroll. Hauser quite literally did a phone interview shorly after the news was leaked..and proceeded to praise al haymon at one point. Wtf was that about? that is very suspect. that interview was later removed from youtube, very suspect.


              "this video is unavailable" was the interview im talking about.

              In one leaked video, whyte was recorded talking to eddie 'off camera' after the presser, he asked eddie 'are they trying to set me up?' and also said 'ive not slept in 3 days'. this is before the fight, before news had been leaked.

              then Whyte demanded an investigation and opened a legal case....ukad concluded it was an 'isolated contamination event'
              so yes, that clearly means he was set up.
              https://www.ukad.org.uk/news/ukad-an...oint-statement
              In respect of Mr Whyte's drug testing results, the following points are relevant:
              • There is nothing in Mr Whyte's longitudinal urinary profile to suggest that he has used steroids.
              • The levels of the metabolites found in Mr Whyte's 20 June 2019 sample were extremely low.
              • Mr Whyte had provided a urine sample to VADA on 17 June 2019, i.e. 3 days before his 20 June 2019 sample, which was tested by a WADA-accredited laboratory and which returned a negative result, including for the metabolites in question.
              • Mr Whyte provided several other doping control samples to UKAD and VADA between 20 June and 20 July 2019 (i.e. the date of his fight with Oscar Rivas) – all of which also tested negative.
              • In light of the above points, the trace amounts of metabolites found in the 20 June 2019 sample are consistent with an isolated contamination event, and they are not suggestive of doping.
              ukad have never used this terminology before and it was just a quick way of concealing the truth of wha really went on.


              You're telling me in a sport was judges, refs and belt organisations are easily paid off, it is impossible for someone in america with bags of money, to pay off someone in the uk? so how did an american journo, hauser, get first dibs on leaked news? remember the judge who scored the fury-wilder 1 fight wrongly, was a british judge.

              whyte would have been the mandatory. when he was stripped of mandatory by WBC instantly, it allowed Wilder vs Fury..and im pretty sure for that fight, fury was made the mandatory challenger too.

              it was all just too convenient, so yeh, im definately sure Hauser getting first dibs on a leak in the uk suggests some US influence in the UK for sure.


              'ukad falsified...'
              no, not ukad as an organisation, but someone with access to the sample tampered with it. that's my theory. Would i be ret4rded if i suggests judges and police cheifs can be corrupt/paid off?

              another example,UK customs and excise? i know people who pay off agents and investigators . Albanian guys in cheetham hill manchester. They import illegal produce into the uk, from class A drugs to counterfeight good, to guns. they don't even try to hide it btw. they just laugh about how easy it is..furthermore, the cops are paid off too.
              whilst ukad is obv much smaller and close knit, im not the first to say ukad and drug testing agencies can be corrupt, accept bribes etc.




              Be careful with the Albanians in town bruv, nasty guys, don't get on the wrong side of them.

              Someone I know owed them money for bing, and they messed him up really bad.
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                #67
                Originally posted by Inspired
                but someone with access to the sample tampered with it. that's my theory.
                Your theory is that Deontay Wilder had access to Dililan Whyte's UKAD urine sample and somehow put anabolic steroids into Whyte's urine without UKAD knowing?

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                  #68
                  - - Dunno where the Deyonce/Flubber Furry loverboys are getting their financial figures from, but financials the first fight held before the manmade Corona Crisis was was piteous:

                  325,000 pay-per-view buys on Showtime and $24.3 million in pay-per-view revenue.

                  AJ fights in England been making 'em look like Cub Scout campouts.

                  Well, at least they do better financials than the Girls, but just barely...

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF

                    I appreciate your inexperienced uneducated amateur opinion, but I disagree. To go to England for $12 million, with no rematch clause for a fight that was worth $100 million in the US would be ludicrous. Instead he fought Fury for $12 million in the US with a rematch clause. Then made another $50 million fighting him two more times.
                    I too appreciate your stories on your million dollar bets ,your insight into your dealing with the Hearns ,your stint as a commissioner and the rest of the gibberish you spout. It has been a pleasure

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