Comments Thread For: Garcia vs. Porter Winner Has To Make "Two" Mandatory Defenses

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I didn't know about the promise. Then basically they should have never allowed to IBF belt to be at stake if the contract had a legal binding rematch clause. The IBF had to knew.

the ibf wouldnt have sanctioned the fight had they known. the contract submitted to the ibf didnt have a rematch clause. they hid it from the ibf to trick them into sanctioning the fight. has wlad won, it wouldnt have mattered. since fury won, he knew he'd be autostripped, but he sold the rematch clause anyway because its a great payday for a mandatory win or lose.

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the ibf wouldnt have sanctioned the fight had they known. the contract submitted to the ibf didnt have a rematch clause. they hid it from the ibf to trick them into sanctioning the fight. has wlad won, it wouldnt have mattered. since fury won, he knew he'd be autostripped, but he sold the rematch clause anyway because its a great payday for a mandatory win or lose.

Wow! Damn. If they had to do all that then maybe the belts are just getting in the way. That's some shady stuff.

[nacho daddy]

Well that makes it easy for everybody.


Spence vs Crawford then.


Hope nobody diva out

spence and Crawford scared of each other and you will not see that fight

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Wow! Damn. If they had to do all that then maybe the belts are just getting in the way. That's some shady stuff.

Rematch clauses are hidden from the sanctioning bodies all the time. If the champion wins, no harm no foul. If he loses, the challenger knows the strip is automatic. In a voluntary defense, the challenger often has no choice, but Fury was a double mandatory. There was no reason to sell a rematch clause unless he wasn't confident he'd win.

[Jsmooth9876]

Only guy that even remotely dodged Spence openly was Thurman. IMO, that wasn't even a duck. He told Spence he has to earn it and he's right. None of the rest have done or said anything so it's speculation.

What did Paul Williams do when the "top guys" didn't want it? He moved up. Real talk, Spence is a bítch. Quit waiting around for a LW to move up and get to work!

The promoters don't control the sport, the sanctioning bodies do. What does a promoter have to do with these ****** mando's?

A guy like Canelo refusing a mando is one thing, but putting in these nonames as mando's or if you have a title and move up a class you become a mando is ****** as fùck.

Got a title and want to move up? Start from the bottom like the rest and become a champ.

Well, if they move up and start from the bottom isn't that them fighting bums again and wasting more time?

Charlo moved from 154 to 160 and fought 2 stiffs and has no good fight in sight. I would rather he moved up and fought Saunders, Lemiuex, or Jacob's and then we'd know where he stood in the division.

[MDPopescu]

Make a mockery of their own rankings, jump over Vargas, Abdukakhorov, Kavaliauskas, Lejarraga, to satisfy the whims of others

... yes... WBC has Ugas at #9...

9. Yordenis Ugas
10. Amir Khan
11. ...
12. Jeff Horn

on another hand, IBF has:

2. Yordenis Ugas
3. Jessie Vargas
4. Kudratillo Abdukakhorov...

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Rematch clauses are hidden from the sanctioning bodies all the time. If the champion wins, no harm no foul. If he loses, the challenger knows the strip is automatic. In a voluntary defense, the challenger often has no choice, but Fury was a double mandatory. There was no reason to sell a rematch clause unless he wasn't confident he'd win.

I feel like this has happened more times than not.

[jas]

Danny Garcia
2. Shawn Porter
3. Jessie Vargas
4. Kudratillo Abdukakhorov
5.*Egidijus Kavaliauskas
6. Kerman Lejarraga
7.*Andre Berto
8. Cesar Miguel Barrionuevo
9. Yordenis Ugas
10. Amir Khan
11. Jamal James
12.*Jeff Horn
13. Francisco Santana
14.*Thulani Mbenge
15. Fredrick Lawso

Never heard of some of the higher ranked guys like numbers 4 and 5