The quality of their rankings removes any positives for them enforcing them imo. Christ they're terrible.
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The IBF - Love 'em For Enforcing Their Rules or Hate 'em for Their Terrible Rankings
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Originally posted by Santa_ View PostThe only beef I have with the IBF is the ****** 10 pound rehydration max.
Fighters should be allowed to fully rehydrate after weigh ins.Last edited by MDPopescu; 01-27-2016, 05:04 AM.
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Originally posted by PBP. View PostOne thing about the IBF is that they enforce mandatories and are not afraid to strip even the biggest names. No other sanctioning bodies do this. But the problem? ...
Meanwhile, a poll here about the "Worst org/body in 2015"...
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/po...s&pollid=47179
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Originally posted by original zero View PostBecause the IBF enforces their rules, top fighters often prefer to fight for organizations that are willing to bend the rules for top fighters.
Makes sense. If you're a big star, do you want to fight for the org that will give you preferential treatment or do you want to fight for the org that treats everybody equally?
So that is why the IBF rankings are the way they are. Those are the fighters willing to fight for the IBF and follow IBF rules.
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Originally posted by PBP. View PostThis is a good point. Never thought of it that way. It's true that the big names rarely go after the IBF.
Just last year Bradley, Khan, Alexander could have gotten mandatory shots but chose not to.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostTheir rankings are generally crap. But they enforce mandatories, you've got to give them credit for that.
Therefore: enforcing mandatories based on (generally) crap rankings equals credit??? WTF...
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Originally posted by MDPopescu View PostYou say: their rankings (are) generally crap + they enforce mandatories = give them credit for that...
Therefore: enforcing mandatories based on (generally) crap rankings equals credit??? WTF...
1. They can't rank champions from other organizations
2. The top fighters often drop out of the IBF rankings due to their strict mandatory requirements
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