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So I'm curious what happens from a boxing politics standpoint if Pulev beats Joshua on Saturday? Is there a rematch clause? If so, what happens with Usyk as number one WBO and Fury, et al. waiting in the wings?
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Typically mandatory challengers don't have rematch clauses, but thet didn't have a purse bid for that reason. There is a rematch clause. Joshua won't fight without one. -
With a rematch clause in place, any thoughts on what the rest of the heavyweight division would do in the event of a Joshua loss and him exercising his right to a rematch?Comment
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Immediate Rematch
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Reckon Kubrat would retire. Also, makes him ****ing legend in Bulgaria. Already their best HW ever, a champion, ****, that means his ass will get statues and ****.Comment
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AJ fans will go insane, and Kubrat will go make out with another couple of female reporters. Maybe grab their tits and ass as well. Legend.
The rest of us will be like so:
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I'd bet there is a rematch clause.
It sounds like AJ & Eddie are cool letting the WBO title go to make the Fury fight next if he wins (or as the dummies will say to duck Usyk) so I think it'll definitely get kicked to the side if AJ loses & a rematch happens.
Fury will be fooked if AJ loses. That Wilder trilogy fight might not be a bad idea at that point. If no Wilder I'm not sure what he does except maybe fight another random guy like most of his TR fights have been.Comment
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Too much money for him to retire. Rematch is a virtual lock.
Or hell if Eddie is slacking & no rematch clause he's the guy in the big unification fight vs Fury. That's a all TR affair at that point & Arum is probably taking viagra & wacking off to having all those HW belts as we speak at the thought of that.Comment
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An overly excited Pulev will get interviewed by Adriana Jimenez and it will get 10 million views.Comment
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