Comments Thread For: King Says Hold Up, Wilder May Not Get Stiverne Next

[Evil_Meat]

And here come the nsb claims of ducking and what not. Either way whatever it comes to (even if don king chooses another route or if its don king himself whos scared) don't start the bs of bermane himself being scared as it's laughable.

We've all seen Wilders technique and skill and its **** so the only thig left to fear is his power and this is the hw division ppl know guys can hit. Im sorry but an old Shannon Briggs would destroy everyone on Deontays resume. Briggs always looks terrific against weak opposition and mediocore opposition that ******ly come forward (liakhovich for example who is better than anyone deontay has evey fought).

My point is that deontay is massively overhyped (i like the guy but who in the hell has he fought), and people better not say bermane is ducking a hype job trust me any pro heavyweight with a skill set like Bermane is going to have 0 fear of Deontay all the guy has is power and great physical tools.

[TGD]

Talk about being in a false position. Wilder is shit. Stiverne should jump at that fight.

[Szef]

Did Stiverne's trainer just compare him to Mike Tyson ?

[klitschkobrofan]

I think this is a situation where King will want to unify the belts. I think he knows if he waits to long the belt will be stripped and I think he sees making a lot more money against Wladimir than Wilder with as much risk of losing to either(even though wlad is better they'd both beat him). He knows Wlad will take a huge loss in earnings because this is Wlad's dream to unify the belts and that's more important than money. So he's going where the money is and it would be huge for him against Wlad.

[hamada44]

The WBC belt is being held warm for klitsckho. None of these heavyweights can beat him. David haye was the only person in this era with a chance and he failed.

[285Kid]

Lets look at THE WBC & DON KING over the years

Under WBC rules, a fighter is supposed to defend his title against a mandatory challenger at least once a year. For fighters controlled by Don King, this rule is often ignored. For instance, as WBC champions, Alexis Argüello and Carlos Zarate, were allowed to ignore their obligations to their mandatory contenders.

During the 1990s, the WBC did not allow its champions to engage in unification bouts with WBO champions. However, in 1993, the super-middleweight showdown between WBC champion Nigel Benn and WBO champion Chris Eubank, promoted by Don King, was recognized as a title unification fight by the WBC. Each champion fought to a draw in his bout and each retained their respective titles.[citation needed]
When Mike Tyson was released from prison in 1995, the WBC installed him as their #1 contender for their heavyweight championship. Tyson had not fought in four years, but was promoted by Don King.[citation needed]

In 1993, Julio César Chávez, managed & promoted by Don King, got a majority draw against Pernell Whitaker in their WBC welterweight title fight in San Antonio, Texas. Virtually every ringside observer and boxing analyst had Whitaker winning at least 8 or 9 of the 12 round fight, and CompuBox statistics showed Whitaker outlanding Chavez by a wide margin. But two of the three judges had the fight scored even. The fight was promoted by King, and 2 of the judges were not appointed by the state's boxing commission (in this case, Texas) like any other time; instead, they were appointed by the WBC. It had been reported that Don King had a hand in helping to secure the WBC judges for the fight.[8] To this day, the resulting draw is considered one of the most controversial decisions ever.

In 2000, Chávez, still promoted by King, was the mandatory challenger for Kostya Tszyu's WBC super lightweight title. Chávez did not appear to satisfy requirements for a mandatory challenger: he had not fought at super lightweight for two years, had recently lost to journeyman boxer Willie Wise, and had not beaten a top contender since losing his first fight to Oscar De La Hoya in 1996.[citation needed]

In 2005, the WBC stripped Javier Castillejo of his super welterweight title for fighting Fernando Vargas instead of Ricardo Mayorga, a fighter promoted by Don King. The WBC qualified Mayorga for a shot at the super welterweight title although he had never fought at that weight limit and had lost two of his last three fights

[MGMGRAND]

I hope no one has a problem with this.

Bob Arum has been doing this with a specific fighter since 2009.
King just started yesterday.

[beez721]

And here come the nsb claims of ducking and what not. Either way whatever it comes to (even if don king chooses another route or if its don king himself whos scared) don't start the bs of bermane himself being scared as it's laughable.

We've all seen Wilders technique and skill and its **** so the only thig left to fear is his power and this is the hw division ppl know guys can hit. Im sorry but an old Shannon Briggs would destroy everyone on Deontays resume. Briggs always looks terrific against weak opposition and mediocore opposition that ******ly come forward (liakhovich for example who is better than anyone deontay has evey fought).

My point is that deontay is massively overhyped (i like the guy but who in the hell has he fought), and people better not say bermane is ducking a hype job trust me any pro heavyweight with a skill set like Bermane is going to have 0 fear of Deontay all the guy has is power and great physical tools.

the problem isnt stiverne. I think hed probably fight the best available its his damn promoter

[Bigg Rigg]

And it begins! Smh

[onechance87]

I want wilder stilverne next.Fck off king puto