Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury is Given Green Light By WBC For Deontay Wilder

[KnickTillDeaTh]

That still doesn't explain why the WBC placed him in the top 15 without being registered and let him stay there for three months.

Why should everyone else have to adhere to the rules but he gets a pass?

I detailed this in the previous forum. WBC voted to rank Fury #7 in the first week of July, which meant he would be officially ranked on August 1st. Once a fighter is ranked in the WBC top 15, they have 90 days to enroll in the year round VADA program. Fury's 90 days would have been over at the end of this month. So essentially, he beat the clock by a couple of weeks.

[KnickTillDeaTh]

Proves WBC is a joke as well as their so called Clean Drug Program.

No it actually doesn't. Read the rules of the program. Fury had to the end of this month to enroll or he'd be removed from the rankings, and the fight would not have been sanctioned.

[iamboxing]

Good to hear. All obstacles removed. Nothing left but to lace on the gloves and end the year with a proper HW fight.

[Boksfan]

Now Wildher can knock him out, war Wildher!

[5000boxing]

Peds or no Peds Wilder knocking out all these cheaters and after this fight he should stay away from all cheaters. They don’t deserve a chance at the Heavyweight belt.

Some of these fools are experts at cheating! But some people know that even with the peds.. they too will be destroyed by Wilder..

[LoadedWraps]

According to World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman, Tyson Fury has been cleared to fight for Deontay Wilder's WBC title after finally enrolling on their Clean Boxing Program.
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WAR Fury!!!!!



No excuses when Fury makes Wilder do the booty dew before he Paqcuiaos him.

[P4Pdunny]

All thats left is the fight

['b']

European Privilege

I thought it was called 'Genetic Predisposition Towards Shooting Up Schools Privilege'?

[Oshio]

Even with PED Fury cannot beat Wilder. He can only beat Wilder in trash talking

[Kiowhatta]

I still don't understand what Fury's long-term strategy is if he has one at all. Maybe he believes he will beat Wilder and then be in the front seat for a mega fight and payday against AJ.

If it's a close fight - Fury earns some respect, he may still be in a position to dictate what fights he wants, which is a position every boxer wants to be.

If he should lose to Wilder - I suspect he will start calling out either AJ, or the #1 spot to fight for AJ's belts.