Comments Thread For: Garcia-Porter is Close, Broner-Vargas Rematch on Tap, Says WBC
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We have title fights at catchweights. Is an eliminator at a catchweight worse? I don’t think so.Comment
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A catchweight title fight is when the champion decides to use his political and drawing power to get a edge on his opponent. Now your telling me a sanctioning legitimate belt is now allowing catchweights for title eliminators for divisions the fight is not even taking place in? How the hell is that even fair? now the winner of the fight can fight for a title belt in 147 or 140? This is off the wall crazy. WBC has gone too far.Comment
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A catchweight title fight is when the champion decides to use his political and drawing power to get a edge on his opponent. Now your telling me a sanctioning legitimate belt is now allowing catchweights for title eliminators for divisions the fight is not even taking place in? How the hell is that even fair? now the winner of the fight can fight for a title belt in 147 or 140? This is off the wall crazy. WBC has gone too far.Comment
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May 7, 2018:
The planned WBC super lightweight unifier between interim champion Regis Prograis and standard champion Jose Ramirez, the culmination of a four-man tournament, has hit yet another snag. The purse bid, previously rescheduled for today, has been postponed indefinitely.
Top Rank is reportedly “on record saying it doesn’t want to do the fight next.”
The available evidence suggests they’ll let this one marinate, have Prograis (21-0, 18 KO) and Ramirez (22-0, 16 KO) defend their versions of the title together and then go at it later in the year. The only issue with that, aside from testing our patience, is that WBC #1 Viktor Postol and #2 Josh Taylor are already set for a June 23rd eliminator. It would make exponentially more sense to unify the titles around the same time Postol and Taylor fought, then have the winners fight each other so as not to make anyone languish on the shelf.
It’s starting to look like this either isn’t happening or will feature some tune-up bouts first.
Broner vs. Prograis @ 140! Make it happen! Vargas can go fight Khan @ 147!Comment
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Here's what the WBC should do, order Prograis vs. Broner for the WBC Super Lightweight Champion! It seems Ramirez don't want that work:
May 7, 2018:
The planned WBC super lightweight unifier between interim champion Regis Prograis and standard champion Jose Ramirez, the culmination of a four-man tournament, has hit yet another snag. The purse bid, previously rescheduled for today, has been postponed indefinitely.
Top Rank is reportedly “on record saying it doesn’t want to do the fight next.”
The available evidence suggests they’ll let this one marinate, have Prograis (21-0, 18 KO) and Ramirez (22-0, 16 KO) defend their versions of the title together and then go at it later in the year. The only issue with that, aside from testing our patience, is that WBC #1 Viktor Postol and #2 Josh Taylor are already set for a June 23rd eliminator. It would make exponentially more sense to unify the titles around the same time Postol and Taylor fought, then have the winners fight each other so as not to make anyone languish on the shelf.
It’s starting to look like this either isn’t happening or will feature some tune-up bouts first.
Broner vs. Prograis @ 140! Make it happen! Vargas can go fight Khan @ 147!Comment
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