Assuming Wilder beats Breazeale

[PotentialToast]

Haymon has a lot of influence on the WBC when it comes to their HW belt. Since Wilder became a champ in 2015 guess how many mandatory he has had in that period of time?

I know, it is bull**** but the WBC are under the microscope now with Whyte.

[_Rexy_]

They haven't announced it yet and unfication is supposed to trump mando so it didn't have to be next.

Unification is supposed to, but the IBF follows their rules to a fault. They strip guys all the time. Stripped Fury the day after he beat Klit for “avoiding his mando” and signing to rematch Klit (who had a rematch clause)

The IBF is different man.

[DaNeutral.]

In house fights only now for Wilder. Haymon has locked him away in the same room as Spence. Theres just too many real fighters coming looking for them now.

[Jax teller]

Unification is supposed to, but the IBF follows their rules to a fault. They strip guys all the time. Stripped Fury the day after he beat Klit for “avoiding his mando” and signing to rematch Klit (who had a rematch clause)

The IBF is different man.

So is it in the IBF rules that you can take the unification before the Mando? Because the rematch with Wlad wasn't a unification so it's not really relevant or comparable to AJ Wilder is it.

[_Rexy_]

So is it in the IBF rules that you can take the unification before the Mando? Because the rematch with Wlad wasn't a unification so it's not really relevant or comparable to AJ Wilder is it.

I was giving an example, since they had a rematch clause in the contract, and the IBF still stripped him for not facing his mandatory first. Im about 90% sure that the IBF gives approval for that on a case by case basis. Like applying for a voluntary defence