WBO refuses to sanction Golovkin-Pirog

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  • Ray*
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    #21
    Great so Pirog has had 2 voluntary fights and 1 mandatory, While cleverly has had 2 voluntary fights and 0 mandatory... and why is he still being dragged into this again?

    WBO President Francisco “Paco” Valcarcel has rejected Nathan Cleverly's announced fight against Robin Krasniqi, which promoter Frank Warren announced earlier today for April 28th. Cleverly (24-0, 11KOs) was given permission to face Tommy Karpency in February with the understanding that a mandatory defense against Dmitry Sukhotsky (18-1, 13KOs) would take place in 120 days. Sukhotsky and his management have long complained about being unable to secure their mandatory shot at the title.


    So far the WBO are right and spot on, people like to critise the boxing organisation as soon as they see "Unification" but these promoters wouldnt be able to put together "Unifications" if their own fighters never was given the chances to fight for the belts in the first place, So yes Kudos to the WBO for stopping both Pirog and Cleverly.

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    • Hougigo
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      #22
      Originally posted by JoeWbbmest311
      It doesn't make sense because they have an interim titlist. So they can make sanctioning fees off of 2 bouts instead of just one.

      They told Pirog he must fight N'dam next. A bout which he had originally agreed to but then was injured. Instead of moving forward with N'dam, Pirog chose to unify.

      I think that when there's a unification the sanctioning fee percentage drops with each different belt on the line.
      Dear god, i hope that's not the reason

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      • Russian Crushin
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        #23
        Originally posted by hougigo
        If Pirog is serious about expanding his fight base and getting bigger fights, he'll drop his title.
        A lot of his fan base comes from his title, thats the problem. Its a pretty big deal to hold a title in russia

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          #24
          You should also mention that a week or so later the WBO changed their minds and decided to permit Cleverly to have another voluntary.

          Originally posted by Ray*
          So far the WBO are right and spot on, people like to critise the boxing organisation as soon as they see "Unification" but these promoters wouldnt be able to put together "Unifications" if their own fighters never was given the chances to fight for the belts in the first place, So yes Kudos to the WBO for stopping both Pirog and Cleverly.
          You must be Fwank himself posting on here.
          Last edited by The Hammer; 06-04-2012, 03:44 PM.

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          • Rpgboxen
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            #25
            How long has N'Jikam been WBO interim titleholder... Maybe a month or so. The WBO should allow Golovkin and Pirog to fight one another and clear up the middleweight division. Winner of this fight can fight N'Jikam and N'Jikam can make he's own defense of he's interim title in the process. I was hoping Golovkin could fight Pirog and Geale and Sturm have already signed to fight one another. I want to see who the best middleweight is in the World.

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              #26
              Originally posted by Rpgboxen
              How long has N'Jikam been WBO interim titleholder... Maybe a month or so. The WBO should allow Golovkin and Pirog to fight one another and clear up the middleweight division. Winner of this fight can fight N'Jikam and N'Jikam can make he's own defense of he's interim title in the process. I was hoping Golovkin could fight Pirog and Geale and Sturm have already signed to fight one another. I want to see who the best middleweight is in the World.
              Good post.

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                #27
                Originally posted by kiaba360
                This is so ****ed up. I'll respect Pirog more if he decides to drop the belt and take a risk. Why aren't they sanctioning the fight? it seems like a no-brainer, do they gain anything by not sanctioning?
                They probably got paid by N'Dam's promoters to enforce the mandatory.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Freedom.
                  You should also mention that a week of so laterr the WBO changed their minds and decided to permit Cleverly to have another voluntary.

                  You must be Fwank himself posting on here.
                  Still as it stands Cleverly has to fight his mandatory next, Just like Pirog, if this people know they want to unify then they shouldn't promise the boxing organisation that they would fight their "Mandatory" next when begging for a voluntary defense, So far the WBO are spot on Kudos to them.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Light_Speed
                    They probably got paid by N'Dam's promoters to enforce the mandatory.

                    You might be right, having just checked N'dams resume on boxrec it seems he only just fought once under the WBO, He was under the WBA for 3 fights (Interim) and now after one fight he is stationed to be the mandatory for Pirog, That seem dodgy as hell and i take back everything i said earlier on this subject.

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                      #30
                      Good for Pirog and Golovkin. One less sanctioning fee. Having two belts doesn't make one of them better, especially when there is already a WBA titlist. People who give a crap about sanc body rulings don't get it. They don't govern first. They profit first.

                      Period.

                      Regard them as self interested, slanted corps and you're better off.

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