Liakhovich To Protest Briggs Loss, Seeks Rematch

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  • ProBox1
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    Liakhovich To Protest Briggs Loss, Seeks Rematch

    Now former WBO Heavyweight Champion Sergei “The White Wolf” Liakhovich and his manager Ivaylo Gotzev are preparing an interesting case for review, in hopes of being granted an immediate rematch against Shannon Briggs. [details]
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    #2
    i cant believe i have to downgrade sergei from #2 heavyweight to #1 crybaby all in a weeks time

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    • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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      actually he may have a case, i heard from people there that something was ****ed with the clock, that the TKO came after time had run out, the time keeper was unable to ring the round over as Liakhovich was on their table, but who knows how this will play out.

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      • The Fix
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        #4
        if anything the fight should have been waved off after the first knockdown... liakhovich was in no condition to continue... the ref being from pheonix gave sergei a chance to finish the fight.

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          The only thing worse than having Briggs as WBO champion is having to watch these two in a rematch.

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          • j
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            #6
            fascinating! i think he may have a case as well. he still should've just moved his ass around the ring after he was down the first time. all he really had to do was stay on his feet. that's it. it look as though he fell through the ropes by his self.

            anyways, he may have a case. it does sound petty, but his team may be right.

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            • Bozo_no no
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              I don't see how it would have mattered because he couldn't have been saved by the bell.

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              • j
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                The only thing worse than having Briggs as WBO champion is having to watch these two in a rematch.
                yeah, i would almost agree with that. thing is, just try to imagine who briggs/king would pick for a title defence. tony thompson, matt skelton, or worse - maybe somebody outside of the top ten in the wbo.

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                • Hitman932
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                  no way in heaven or hell was sergei getting back in the ring and up on his feet in 20 seconds....

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                  • Bozo_no no
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by j
                    yeah, i would almost agree with that. thing is, just try to imagine who briggs/king would pick for a title defence. tony thompson, matt skelton, or worse - maybe somebody outside of the top ten in the wbo.
                    Couldn't possibly be any worse than Maskaev's defense.

                    If anything, Briggs seems like he's very eager to unify. He really wants the fight with Wlad and I'm willing to bet he'd take Valuev on in a hearbeat.

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