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Dillian Whyte has been WBC #1 for 600 days. Never been made mandatory.
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I am not a big Whyte fan but I think the WBC is putting hurdles in front of him. Every time he clears one the put another one.
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Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostI am not a big Whyte fan but I think the WBC is putting hurdles in front of him. Every time he clears one the put another one.
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Originally posted by famicommander View PostBecause Breazeale was already mandatory. Whyte doesn't get to jump over him just because he wants to.
What makes it even more shady is that Breazeale turned down an offer from Hearn to fight Dillian right before the WBC arbitrarily decided that Breeazeale vs Molina was going to be a final eliminator - but only for Breazeale, not for Molina.
The present day WBC are a the most corrupt sanctioning body in boxing history.
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The timeline I posted in this thread explains everything.
Originally posted by kafkod View PostBut why was Breazeale the mandatory? Why didn't the WBC order a final eliminator between Breazeale and Whyte, who was their number one contender?
What makes it even more shady is that Breazeale turned down an offer from Hearn to fight Dillian right before the WBC arbitrarily decided that Breeazeale vs Molina was going to be a final eliminator - but only for Breazeale, not for Molina.
The present day WBC are a the most corrupt sanctioning body in boxing history.
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Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr View PostThere isn’t a hurdle. Breazeale was named a mandatory for Wilder before Whyte became number one. Wilder just beat Breazeale. Whyte should be ordered as a mandatory next.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostNo. He's ordered to fight an eliminator. Which they are trying to get Rivas sanctioned as. This will be the first eliminatior Whyte has agreed to fight.
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Originally posted by Mammoth View Post
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