Jennings out, Klitschko vs. Briggs possible

[Monaco Slim]

Because he can't fight in the USA because Peter Fury his trainer isn't allowed in the country.

But the fight would make far more money in the UK or Germany.

Klitschko has made the mistake in the past of letting HBO dictate when and who he fights, and that caused him to waste many months (like the second half of 2007).

He has fought in the smaller MSG arena before, is this Peter Fury thing only recently?

[djcomplex]

LOL you lot are dumb...u dont see this was a plan the whole time?? do you really believe that the number 7 wba ranked shannon briggs got this lucky?? or his stars aligned this well??

[Foreign Soil]

Jennings would've been one of Wlad's easier opponents. Briggs isn't an acceptable replacement however.

[KO'er]

Jennings is the mandatory for the winner of Stiverne-Wilder, I don't know why he wants the Klitschko fight.

[LouIE G]

Who should Wladimir Klitschko fight?

I like wlad/fury fight!! I think thats the biggest for wlad, and the most dangerous as well imo.

[thiefery]

#LetsGoChamp!!!

[B-Bomber]

Unlike most fighters, I know Wlad is trying to fight the best possible opponent and will fight the best possible opponents more often than not. But yeah, Briggs is unacceptable. He shouldn't have to reach that low yet. There's better.

How do you know?.

It's not a rhetorical question, I really wonder.

I know the HW division is not the deepest, but Wach and Pianeta were not exactly the best available. Leapai was a mandatory so it's excusable, but I don't see Wlad being so concerned about having big fights.

I remember it took him ages to sign the Haye and Povektin fights, I know he wasn't ducking, but he seemed to want all the advantages he could get before actually signing. Pretty much the same as any popular boxer in the sport.

[Black Barty]

WTF is Jennings doing that is losing him this fight? Is he getting lowballed or being greedy?

That's what I would like to know. One thing is for sure though: Wlad and Boente enjoy being ******s in negotiations.

[bluebeam]

How do you know?.

It's not a rhetorical question, I really wonder.

I know the HW division is not the deepest, but Wach and Pianeta were not exactly the best available. Leapai was a mandatory so it's excusable, but I don't see Wlad being so concerned about having big fights.

I remember it took him ages to sign the Haye and Povektin fights, I know he wasn't ducking, but he seemed to want all the advantages he could get before actually signing. Pretty much the same as any popular boxer in the sport.

the wach and pianeta fights weren't on HBO. that's the difference. now that wlad has a contract with HBO, K2 is gonna have too find him some suitable opponents.

no Jennings. no Brooklyn fight.

wlad vs fury in the uk.

then in the fall he can unify with the wilder/stiverne winner in America


and you got your facts mixed up. povetkin waited 3 yrs too enforce his mandatory status against wlad. and haye pulled out on wlad and vitali before he finally found some balls too eventually fight wlad.

[juandabomb]

we have to see what happpens next weekend because the interesting situation here is the recent gsp rock nation merger. if wilder wins will al haymon allow him to fight a roc nation fighter? will wilder end up doing a kid choco?