Read this Rath. Boxing is dirty.
FBI needs to look into boxing corruption like they did FIFA
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I'm a Floyd fan and I made a post favoring the cleaning up of the sport. I suggested starting with Bob Arum.
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You don't seem too vocal about Haymon's cosy relationship with the WBA and WBC
You should check what ranking Allakhverdiev was before the Broner fight was announced, and try see how he was conveniently ranked up, without fighting, ahead of fighters who actually fought and legitimately beat opponents during the same time. I love how the WBA ranked Burns to no.7 at 140 so a new title fight could be sanctioned, leaving Broner's title alone whilst evading the due WBA title fight sanction. We forget, that Burns hasn't fought at 140 for years.
We also don't know how Santa Cruz was able to fight for a vacant Super title, a new precedent was set here. I've already made a thread with a ton of WBA 'mishaps'. On top of that, how on earth was Roman able to fight for Santa Cruz's WBC belt? He wasn't even ranked in the division below 122, where he fought.
On top of that, wheres the outrage over Floyd's (and others) relationship with the WBC? They literally bent over backwards for him, letting him hold 2 titles for years, enforcing no mandatory (I can't recall if Guerrero was enforced or not) at either weight, allowing to the unwarranted Maidana 2 fight to be sanctioned for both titles. Theres no surprise Floyd seemed too eager to collect WBC belts.
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By all means. I wish the FBI would investigate them all, from the Mexican favoritism by the WBC to the WBA not enforcing the purse bid between Uchiyama and Fortuna.You don't seem too vocal about Haymon's cosy relationship with the WBA and WBC
You should check what ranking Allakhverdiev was before the Broner fight was announced, and try see how he was conveniently ranked up, without fighting, ahead of fighters who actually fought and legitimately beat opponents during the same time. I love how the WBA ranked Burns to no.7 at 140 so a new title fight could be sanctioned, leaving Broner's title alone whilst evading the due WBA title fight sanction. We forget, that Burns hasn't fought at 140 for years.
We also don't know how Santa Cruz was able to fight for a vacant Super title, a new precedent was set here. I've already made a thread with a ton of WBA 'mishaps'. On top of that, how on earth was Roman able to fight for Santa Cruz's WBC belt? He wasn't even ranked in the division below 122, where he fought.
On top of that, wheres the outrage over Floyd's (and others) relationship with the WBC? They literally bent over backwards for him, letting him hold 2 titles for years, enforcing no mandatory (I can't recall if Guerrero was enforced or not) at either weight, allowing to the unwarranted Maidana 2 fight to be sanctioned for both titles. Theres no surprise Floyd seemed too eager to collect WBC belts.
Lets call them all out, other than the ones that suit our vested interests..
There's a ton of corruption to go around. I just mentioned Bob Arum because his stranglehold on the WBO ratings was the first that sprang to mind.Comment
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