Comments Thread For: Rashidi Ellis: "I'm Taking Over The Welterweight Division"
				
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I get what you are saying but I'd prefer Cobb vs. Thurman for no belt. Hell I'm sure the WBC would make them 1 and rank Cobb for the right amount of $ Winner fights the winner of Ellis vs. Crowley for a Vacant WBC.Comment
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Therein lies the problem. Don't co-sign bad behavior! In no shape, form, nor fashion, should Keith Thurman vs. Mario Barrios, been made a WBC Eliminator! That's a tune-up fight for Thurman. That should have NEVER made him WBC #1. Had he beat Boot, Vergil, or Ugas, or even Shawn Porter b4 Crawford, then that would've been fine! Barrios? WBC is disgreaceful!
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You said all of that, but never said what he was offered for the fight which is the most important thing.Rashidi Ellis Announces Signing With Premier Boxing Champions
April 2, 2022
Oscar De La Hoya, the founder of Golden Boy, recently responded to a query regarding Ellis’ protracted layoff. De La Hoya said he tried at one point to offer Ellis a deal to fight Vergil Ortiz, the hard hitting Texan regarded as one of the crown ***els on the Golden Boy roster, but claimed that Ellis turned it down.
“We recently offered him a Vergil fight,” De La Hoya said on The DAZN Boxing Show. “If fighters are going to be turning down fights, there’s nothing I can do.”
	
	“Speedy” Rashidi Ellis will be returning to the ring soon. The well-regarded, undefeated welterweight from Lynn, Massachusetts, announced on his Instagram Friday that he had joined Premier Boxing Champions. Ellis had been out of the ring for nearly a year and a half because of a contractual dispute with his promoter Golden Boy.
Looking to see if Ellis ever denied this, haven't found anything yet. No Bueno! You can't afford to turn down opportunities like that!
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I'm unsure what to think of Ellis, but it looks like they are lining him up for a Boots fight, which makes all the sense in the world. That would be an excellent test for both fighters and answer lots of questions.Comment
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Is it really? I think the exposure, and the reward that would've came from the victory would have been priceless! Maybe he was not confident that he could get the victory? I watched his trainer talking about it on YouTube, and he would not say he got lowballed, nor did he say what they offered. No Bueno!
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