Eddie Hearn: "It is like the IBF belt will be on the line for Brook vs Khan"
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The IBF does not allow step-aside deals, so Brook will either have to face Spence in the interim and then go on to Khan, or vacate his title. - See more at: http://www.boxingscene.com/hearn-on-....c6YT4R1L.dpuf
I guess somebody better inform the IBF. According to their rules they don't allow step aside deals. We all know they follow their rules to the letter of the law.[/QUOTE]Yesssssss!Comment
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Great news and great decision by the IBF!!https://<iframe width="640" height="...reen></iframe>
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Told you all that Spence would be told what to do.
Khan Vs Brook next is clearly logically the only one worth making next but I wonder does neither man have a tune-up fight return at 147 or do they just go straight ahead with fighting each other at 147?Comment
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He's a GGG fan not a boxing fan. There's a difference. This is all you need to know about him and his type
Exactly. Shabranksy looked way better against Gonzales than Pascal did, way too dangerous for Ward. Sulli-B didnt really face a top 20 guy in the division yet. I really like Sullivan, he is a good, humble and funny dude, but Shabransky is just so tough and gritty, i think he is easily top 5 in the division already.Comment
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Even though I never really liked Martin, I was so glad Duva's schitty move didn't work out for her. Fury was the legit champion, he deserved that belt and Wlad deserved the rematch.The IBF follows their rules 100% at all times.
There was no wiggle room in the Fury situation because Duva demanded an immediate purse bid and once she made that demand, it was too late for Fury to ask for an exception.
Duva has publicly bragged it was a strategic move to cause Fury to be stripped.Comment

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