Dillian really thought he was getting a title shot after beating him lol bum.
Well he was the number 1 in the WBC. Wilder fought and beat Scott coming off a loss to get his shot. He couldn't even fight the winner in Chisora. You know, the Guy Wilder ducked like a b*tch?
If this fight was in NZ, I'd bet my house on Parker. Whyte never finds him, might get a D for aggrssion, but his ears are going to ring.
Well the fight isn't happening in NZ so it doesn't matter.
Does the same apply for Americans? If they had to travel would they have won? Well, history shows they wouldn't. Americans lose nearly every time they leave the US. It's rare they get the win.
Well the fight isn't happening in NZ so it doesn't matter.
Does the same apply for Americans? If they had to travel would they have won? Well, history shows they wouldn't. Americans lose nearly every time they leave the US. It's rare they get the win.
I'm not going there with you Sid, I tout fighters, not nationalities. It's like horses, there are front runners,, the pack, and the nags. Whyte is in the pack.
Pulev is #2 and Miller is #3. According to the IBF rules, if #1 or #2 fight someone #3 or lower, #1 or #2 get 75% and the lower ranked fighter gets 25%.
"9.D. Purse Bid
The two highest ranked available contenders in an eliminator and those contenders
ordered to participate in a box off have the obligation to proceed to a purse bid if so ordered
by the President. All of the procedures set forth in Rule 10 will govern the purse bid with
the exception of §10B, “Minimum bids” and ¶10E, “Disbursement of Proceeds”.
Proceeds of the purse bid for elimination bouts or box offs will be distributed as
follows:
a. Boxer ranked #1 v. Boxer ranked #2
50% to each contestant
b. Boxer ranked #1 or #2 v. any other boxer
75% to boxer #1 or #2 and 25% to other contestant
c. Boxers ranked #3 or below v. boxer ranked #3 or below
60% to higher ranked boxer and 40% to lower ranked boxer"
Now I see why hardly anybody good wants too fight for there title.
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