How many belts do you think boxing should have?

[Eff Pandas]

I'm for one main belt. A multiple world champion boxing universe is fooking r3tarded.

I am for more national & state belts & hyping their importance more doe. I think that helps develop regional interest in boxing & helps diminish promotional interest in pushing prospects cleverly through matchmaking. I don't think anyone who's not a national champion should be in line for a title shot.

How you line up how a national champ gets a title shot is debatable cuz I wouldn't wanna see a talented guy from a small country get screwed over. I think one way to do it invite the 16 best boxers who wanna fight in a tournament yearly that gets the winner a world title shot.

[whollisboxing]

I'm fine with 4 just don't want the extras Super etc. Also would like if organizations would work together to do more Unifications . In a perfect world I'd say just 1 title and 1 intern title but whichever promoter is in control of the title would keep the fights in house . Unless organizations can Mandate better fights more often

I agree and I'm also fine with four (WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO). I can do without the super, interim, regular, gold, silver, ect.

[Inspired]

the top 4 promotions
Top Rank, Goldenboy, Pbc and Matchroom should each have 1 champion per division.

Each promotion should take part in a WBSS tournie fight once a year. Make it a league format where every 4 years it's the promotion that wins the tournie. The promotion should put up a cash prize that forces 'the best' to take part and not duck. If their champion is in sudden suicidal depression or injured, or has 'coronavirus' then the promotion picks someone else.

[The Big Dunn]

I personally think 2 unification can be fun but 4 is way to much your thoughts?

1 world title in each weight class. Also have North American, South American, Europe, African and pan Asian titles is each division.

[Rick Taylor]

I'm for one main belt. A multiple world champion boxing universe is fooking r3tarded.

kickboxing have been doing it for years.

I wonder how many mmgay titles exist

I don't think anyone who's not a national champion should be in line for a title shot.
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That's kind of a dumb idea doe.

[tonysoprano]

There's only 1 world. So how can you have more than 1 world champion?

We need to redefine the divisions and have 1 champion per division. But that guy HAS to fight the top contenders or he gets stripped.

[Marchegiano]

I'm for one main belt. A multiple world champion boxing universe is fooking r3tarded.

I am for more national & state belts & hyping their importance more doe. I think that helps develop regional interest in boxing & helps diminish promotional interest in pushing prospects cleverly through matchmaking. I don't think anyone who's not a national champion should be in line for a title shot.

How you line up how a national champ gets a title shot is debatable cuz I wouldn't wanna see a talented guy from a small country get screwed over. I think one way to do it invite the 16 best boxers who wanna fight in a tournament yearly that gets the winner a world title shot.

With nothing like the Euro or inter-con titles?

[Ry92]

Yeah id say 2 it still give. Ppl a chance to get the belt yet also build up the hype of champ vs champ fight plus cause 2 belts dont oversaturate the market we could think of it like bellator vs ufc if they fought champ vs champ every 2 yrs like how soccer does olympics n would cups so technically theres a big match every 2 yrs between the national teams

[Eff Pandas]

With nothing like the Euro or inter-con titles?

I'm just thinking out loud. But nah Europe is a whole bunch of countries isn't it? I wouldn't be mad at a euro-centric tournament to a title shot, along with other regions doing similar, but nah I don't see the need for titles above national ones besides a world title.

[Guest]

If they just have 1 belt per division there should be some sort of rule where you would have to defend it within 90 to 120 days or something.

The way it is now guys will sit on belts and negotiate forever while we wait.