Comments Thread For: WBC: Two Mandatories Await Stiverne-Arreola Winner

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  • BattleAxePurist
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    #11
    WBC is going in the opposite direction of their previous agenda instead of as many optional defenses as you want they're just going to have mando fights only always have another one lined up.

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    • Tobi.G
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      #12
      I think they really want Wilder on that throne....they believe hes the one who could bring back the interest for heavyweight boxing in the US. Stiverne would never generate lots of interest, is not verry markatable because he cant talk and has no charisma.
      Last edited by Tobi.G; 03-29-2014, 07:50 PM.

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      • nycsmooth
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        #13
        I believe Sulaiman is doing the correct thing.

        Wilder deserves his chance& he's a breath of fresh air.

        He'll beat both those guys.

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        • joe strong
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          #14
          if stiverne wins then who knows what happens? wilder will be next & i'd be shocked if he didn't get crushed by either stiverne or arreola. if don king is in control of a belt don't think for one minute that he can't manipulate the rankings & who stiverne would fight. he might want to cash out on wlad or he could go the route of david haye in england. he will go where the money is. stiverne isn't getting any younger nor is king. as long as king is in the WBC picture i can't count out david haye as a possible opponent. king made a bundle off the 3 haye options following the valuev fight. i seen king pull too many rabbits out of a hat not to consider anything...

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          • Hougigo
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            #15
            Two mandatories huh?

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            • Hougigo
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              #16
              Originally posted by yoz
              What the? So, Wladimir isn't going to get a shot until 2015-ish.


              EDIT: Appears that they're trying to keep the belt in the Americas.
              LOL, doesn't even look like that's happening now since Wilder gets to make like 3 voluntary fights instead of the 2 straight mandatory fights the WBC said.

              Money can make things happen

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              • BostonGuy
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                #17
                Originally posted by Hougigo
                LOL, doesn't even look like that's happening now since Wilder gets to make like 3 voluntary fights instead of the 2 straight mandatory fights the WBC said.

                Money can make things happen
                My math comes says 2 voluntaries. I'm almost certain that Wilder will face Povetkin after Dupa

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                • Hougigo
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by BostonGuy
                  My math comes says 2 voluntaries. I'm almost certain that Wilder will face Povetkin after Dupa
                  Because I'm thinking they're gonna squeeze one more in there.

                  I think there's a strong possibility too he'll still fight Povetkin, but my point was WBC cracking again... which shouldn't really be a surprise by now

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                  • BostonGuy
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Hougigo
                    Because I'm thinking they're gonna squeeze one more in there.

                    I think there's a strong possibility too he'll still fight Povetkin, but my point was WBC cracking again... which shouldn't really be a surprise by now
                    I think 3 voluntaries in a row would be pushing it. And I think Povetkin's side is going to ramp up the negotiations right after Wilder fights.

                    The only wild card looming is what if Wach upsets Povektin in their November fight? Would Povektin essentially lose his number 1 manda spot?

                    I admire Povetkin's boldness in selecting Wach as a stay busy fight, but it really is a big risk that he's taking.

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                    • saintpat
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by BostonGuy
                      I think 3 voluntaries in a row would be pushing it. And I think Povetkin's side is going to ramp up the negotiations right after Wilder fights.

                      The only wild card looming is what if Wach upsets Povektin in their November fight? Would Povektin essentially lose his number 1 manda spot?

                      I admire Povetkin's boldness in selecting Wach as a stay busy fight, but it really is a big risk that he's taking.
                      I've asked this question every time I see this sentiment expressed ... who, exactly, is Wach's best win? Who has he EVER defeated worth noting?

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