Comments Thread For: Whyte Highly Doubts Fury WBC Eliminator Will Ever Happen

[N/A]

which eliminator did Breazeale fought?

Stiverne agreed to put his mandatory status on the line against Breazeale.

Eddie Hearn did the same exact thing when he had Povetkin put his mandatory status on the line against David Price.

When Ortiz failed a test and Stiverne was put into the main event, Breazeale was still legally entitled to a final eliminator and was allowed to face the highest available contender.

The WBC went through their ratings in order, offering the fight to rated contenders. Whyte and many others turned the fight down due to the short notice. The highest rated contender willing to take the fight was #12 Molina.

Because Molina wasn't in the top 10, had he won, he still would have had to win another eliminator to become mandatory. That's why it was a final eliminator for Breazeale, but a semi-final eliminator for Molina.

[Laligalaliga]

So far its fight Ortiz, Breazeale and now Fury.... 😂

it's criminal enough to place Ortiz immediately in a final eliminator after he just got KOed terribly.
Who else does that kind of shhyte.

Ordering fury to fight a final eliminator to go face wilder he just rejected the rematch is absolute foolishness and cowardly.

It's obvious Breazeale is scared of whyte. He didn't want that smoke.

[Ray*]

it's criminal enough to place Ortiz immediately in a final eliminator after he just got KOed terribly.
Who else does that kind of shhyte.

Ordering fury to fight a final eliminator to go face wilder he just rejected the rematch is absolute foolishness and cowardly.

It's obvious Breazeale is scared of whyte. He didn't want that smoke.

Why is Fury on the ranking list? He already jumped the queue and fought Wilder, he had a rematch that he avoided too, so you have to wonder why a guy that has been sitting on the number 1 spot was jumped by Fury (Fought no ranked WBC fighter) and Breazeale (The number 4 ranked fighter)...The WBC are doing their name a disservice.

[Laligalaliga]

I'm doing alot better now after learning that WBC president Mauricio Sulaimán is calling for these two jokers to earn a shot at Deontay Wilder. Bad luck for the UK, the other eurobum Luke Campbell isnt getting no favors from Don Mauricio Sulaimán either.

You might be right but wilder isn't keeping that belt for too long. That I can assure you.
Cheers.

[Jkp]

I see. However, my one concern is would Dillian Whyte be willing to accept a title eliminator against Tyson Fury after turning down so many of them in the past. It's because the last I checked, he doesn't do title eliminators. So far he sounds like he is willing to do one this time which is good news.

Whyte and fury both turned down guaranteed shots at world titles a few months ago. Both cowards. Both fighting bums instead.

No way they will fight each other.

[DougalDylan]

Stiverne agreed to put his mandatory status on the line against Breazeale.

Eddie Hearn did the same exact thing when he had Povetkin put his mandatory status on the line against David Price.

When Ortiz failed a test and Stiverne was put into the main event, Breazeale was still legally entitled to a final eliminator and was allowed to face the highest available contender.

The WBC went through their ratings in order, offering the fight to rated contenders. Whyte and many others turned the fight down due to the short notice. The highest rated contender willing to take the fight was #12 Molina.

Because Molina wasn't in the top 10, had he won, he still would have had to win another eliminator to become mandatory. That's why it was a final eliminator for Breazeale, but a semi-final eliminator for Molina.

TRhe WBC in writing over half the internet said the Brezeale fight was NOT a final eliminator , when they were repeatedly asked so teh whole thing was a con and the only person who thinks different is you because your worried Wilder would have to fight a healthy opponent for the first time in his entire sorry excuse for a career.

Joshua has beaten 7 out of the WBC top 10 and Wilder won't fight him so Whyte has no chance we'll never see Wilder in a proper heavyweight fight in our lifetime so we might as well give up on him.

[Tecnoworld]

Rivas will win against whyte, hence he will do the eliminator fights not whyte 8-)

[Jkp]

He's not being denied anything. He continues to refuse to fight a final eliminator, which is how you become mandatory.

Whyte also refuses to fight for world titles too.

Eddie plan is for his fighters to fight bums and pretend it's the other side that is stopping the good fights from happening.

[Laligalaliga]

Stiverne agreed to put his mandatory status on the line against Breazeale.

Eddie Hearn did the same exact thing when he had Povetkin put his mandatory status on the line against David Price.

When Ortiz failed a test and Stiverne was put into the main event, Breazeale was still legally entitled to a final eliminator and was allowed to face the highest available contender.

The WBC went through their ratings in order, offering the fight to rated contenders. Whyte and many others turned the fight down due to the short notice. The highest rated contender willing to take the fight was #12 Molina.

Because Molina wasn't in the top 10, had he won, he still would have had to win another eliminator to become mandatory. That's why it was a final eliminator for Breazeale, but a semi-final eliminator for Molina.

Lolx...... Sounds ridiculous defending WBC politics of semi final eliminator and final eliminator...
Lolx.... Who does that?

[Phenom]

it's criminal enough to place Ortiz immediately in a final eliminator after he just got KOed terribly.
Who else does that kind of shhyte.

Didn't Joshua fight for 2 vacant belts against a guy coming of a loss ?