It work’s similar to having a World title, you have cycles of mandatories and voluntaries. For a voluntary, you nominate an opponent to the board and the board will accept or reject their status as a challenger for the title. It’s quite unusual for the board to reject a voluntary challenger. They did reject Reece Cartwright as an opponent for Azeez though, that’s why that was a non-title fight.
The BBBofC tend to bend over backwards for the big promoters and TV networks. We seen it recently with Smith vs O’Maison. O’Maison hadn’t won a fight at 140 in over 4 years but because the fight would do good business in Sheffield and was promoted by an influential outfit the BBBofC approved putting the vacant British title on the line.
The BBBofC tend to bend over backwards for the big promoters and TV networks. We seen it recently with Smith vs O’Maison. O’Maison hadn’t won a fight at 140 in over 4 years but because the fight would do good business in Sheffield and was promoted by an influential outfit the BBBofC approved putting the vacant British title on the line.
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