No. He's riding a wave and a PPV attraction in the UK. A big fight in the US against a name would be his best bet, maybe Breazeale or Ortiz. No point tying himself up fighting fringe contenders for peanuts when he's already on the verge of a title shot.
Should Dillian Whyte do the WBA tournament?
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Does the WBA have ANY rules? Based on how they operate, I'd be shocked if they do anything other than winging it.What are the WBA rules for unifications?
I just hope this is true....
EXCLUSIVE: HUNTER v CHISORA LINED UP FOR APRIL?
— Boxing-UK (@Boxing_UK_) January 26, 2019
Heavyweight Michael Hunter's next opponent will be "maybe Chisora, Takem or Kuzmin"
Just as interesting, any clash is set to be in the UK in April"
The Wembley date? @DerekWarChisora@carlos_takam @MichaelHunterII pic.twitter.com/ZLNtA3Qqs4Comment
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No, the WBA is always doing a goddamn tournament and it never gets finished.
Wlad, Fury, Ortiz, Ustinov, Oquendo, Chagaev, and Browne were meant to have already settled the interim, regular, and super disputes making there only one WBA champion. What happened?
Oquendo never got a fight because everyone who has been scheduled to fight him since like 2014 has failed a drug test or some **** like that.
Wlad and Fury settled who was Super champion and then Fury ****ed off out of boxing, also, failed drug tests.
Ortiz-Ustinov never happened because King Kong failed drugs tests.
Chagaev-Browne happens and then Browne failed drug tests.
So what happened to the last WBA tournament? Not a single ****ing one of those fights meant that damn much in the end because they either never happened or the winner immediately pissed away their success so not one of them got past their entry fight in the tournament.
No one went to round two. Not a single ****ing participant.Comment
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