One belt per weight class would be best if things were properly run. Then the champ would be the champ without question. Champions should be made to defend that belt at least once every 6 months. All title defenses should be against a top 5 contender and the number 1 contender should get a title shot at least once a year. Meanwhile get used to 4 belts per weight class because they aren't going away.
How many belts should each division have?
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Who is gonna get rid of them? Boxing has no overall governing body, it's fragmented, just a load of companies doing business together. So basically the WBA or whatever are not exactly going to happily close their business when they don't have to.Comment
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Use to be like that in the 70's and 80's when I starting watching boxing once the IBF was formed it went down hillOne belt per weight class would be best if things were properly run. Then the champ would be the champ without question. Champions should be made to defend that belt at least once every 6 months. All title defenses should be against a top 5 contender and the number 1 contender should get a title shot at least once a year. Meanwhile get used to 4 belts per weight class because they aren't going away.Comment
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I think it should just be 1 or 2 instead of 4. There’s too many paper champions with 4 belts & some champs just hold the belt hostage fighting bums for years until they’re forced to fight a legit contender or another champion. Obviously it would never happen but 1 or 2 titles would make things a lot more interesting since I’d like to think everyone in each division would want to go after the guy with the belt instead of constant ducking.
One, man. Just one.Comment
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