Comments Thread For: WBC, WBA and IBF: Sanctioning Bodies Join Forces
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That would do so much to help the sport.
One champion for every weight class would make it so that the good fighters HAVE to fight each other if they want that belt. Right now they don't have to because they can always pick up another belt against one of the easier "champions."
Look at how everyone wants a piece of Yuri Foreman's 154 pound belt. If there were only one true champion per division everyone would probably have to go through Sergio Martinez to get it.
Big difference between the quality of those two guys.Comment
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Of course they wouldn't. That would be ALOT of money they would be missing out on and you know they don't want any of that.Comment
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It would be better in a way... but it would not be better in another way. Less champions = less champions to support, less big fights, no more unifications, etc. There is bad and good in the fact that we have so many champs...That would do so much to help the sport.
One champion for every weight class would make it so that the good fighters HAVE to fight each other if they want that belt. Right now they don't have to because they can always pick up another belt against one of the easier "champions."
Look at how everyone wants a piece of Yuri Foreman's 154 pound belt. If there were only one true champion per division everyone would probably have to go through Sergio Martinez to get it.
Big difference between the quality of those two guys.Comment
Yeah, he did say that. However, he said that in 1993 prior to Eubank-Benn II, when the WBO was around five years old. Within the past decade, it's become a major title.

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