Comments Thread For: Valdez's Manager is Very Interested in Warrington Unification

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Last Saturday night, Josh Warrington (28-0) successfully defended his IBF featherweight title in Manchester with a unanimous decision victory over Carl Frampton (26-2) in front of a packed house. The final scores were 116-112 twice and 116-113.
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[Bronx2245]

"Prior to the fight Warrington's promoter Frank Warren and Top Rank Inc. CEO Bob Arum said that they would like to match the Warrington-Frampton winner against WBO featherweight champion Oscar Valdez (24-0) in a Summer 2019 unification clash."

Sounds like a done deal! Let's Get it!

[Mexican_Puppet]

Too much power for warrington

[Throwingbombs]

Good fight. Warrington looking for his third upset win on the bounce. Selby, Frampton and now Valdez.

[£-4-£]

WARRington!

Make the fight happen! 126 is so good at the mo.

Warrington already in my top-15 p4p after beating Selby and Frampton. Beating Valdez will have him on the verges of the top-10.

I imagine Warrington will have to fulfil his IBF mandatory against Kid Galahad at some point in 2019 also.

[Robi13]

If Washington fights Valdez how he fought Frampton, he may get clipped.

[tatot]

If Warrington’s chin holds up against Valdez’s power, he might pull it off.

[indelible]

If Warrington’s chin holds up against Valdez’s power, he might pull it off.

I like Valdez but lets not kid ourselves. Valdez doesn't hit that hard. He's not known for knockout power.

[Chrismart]

❌ Told by the IBF that Josh Warrington WON'T be able to request an exception for a unification when they order him to fight his mandatory challenger, Kid Galahad. They say Warrington already requested an exception to fight Carl Frampton, hence the lack of leniency.

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) January 2, 2019

[Citizen Koba]

❌ Told by the IBF that Josh Warrington WON'T be able to request an exception for a unification when they order him to fight his mandatory challenger, Kid Galahad. They say Warrington already requested an exception to fight Carl Frampton, hence the lack of leniency.

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) January 2, 2019

Damn, that's a shame. Ain't got much interest in that fight at all and since it's the IBF they'd probably just mandate the next in line even if Galahad could be prevailed upon to step aside.