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Why is the WBC wrong for enforcing a mandatory on GGG?
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostThe tournament is something I can get behind, it's the only way to force promoters into working together. No participation in the tournament = lose your ranking position. The fact is if Golovkin fights Canelo none of these guys is getting a shot at any of those belts for at least the next year or so, plenty of time for a tournament to make progress. Everyone makes money, people who don't want to fight each other now have to fight each other and you break apart the promoter monopolies.
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Originally posted by Rock&Roll View PostSurely you don't get caught and suspended for drugs then straight back into mandatory challenger once the suspension is up. What sort of message is the wbc sending?
Did Povetkin get straight back in wbc mandatory spot after he failed?
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Originally posted by Koba-Grozny View PostI'm trying to get some clarity on whether Canelo actually remains Golovkin's mandatory after his ban and the cancellation on May 5th though. If that was the case surely they would be talking about stripping Golovkin if he chose not to fight Canelo - not talking about him being required to immediately fight Charlo. The implication would seem to be that Canelo is no longer mandatory. If this is the case the WBC should have made it's position clear immediately it de-mandated Canelo (presumably at the time of his ban).
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Originally posted by BoxingIsGreat View PostThe bold: The thing about this not happening has to do with sanctioning bodies. These guys don't wanna fight each other because each guy is strategically positioned under a different sanctioning body and is in fact a contender to a belt. Why waste a fight on a nobody when you can fight the champion straight?
One of the solutions is a tournament of all tier 1 middleweight contenders. With the current boxing politics, I don't see that one happening any time soon.
These new guys are definitely an upgrade from Wade et al.
A tournament is a good idea if most of the top fighters can be convinced to participate. I'd love to see that. I'm interested in fights other than ggg vs Canelo or ggg vs whoever...the division has some talent that needs to be showcased.
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Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF View PostWBC is willing to count a Canelo rematch as a mandatory. They can't force the fight because Canelo would never accept the percentage he would receive in a purse bid. So technically it would be Canelo dropping out by refusing to accept a purse bid, and thus Charlo would be mandatory.
Bit of a head scratcher this one...
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Too many of you dumb posts that don't know **** to quote.
Originally posted by Tyistall View PostThe problem is the WBC picks and chooses when they want to enforce. Wilder should have fought 3 mandatories by now but they have let him slide for 3 years, only fighting one. Stevenson NEVER fights his mandatories but now all of a sudden they want Golovkin to either sign the contract or fight Charlo???? Nah man, that's dirty poolOriginally posted by Phenom View PostGGG can only fight one guy at a time and the IBF ordered a mandatory
IBF and WBC need to work this outOriginally posted by Chuckguy View PostIs canelo the #1 rated boxer? If he is then there shouldn’t be an issue but if I remember a fighter that is suspended can’t be ranked so they can’t say sh it larry ans you know it. It still all politics and about money nothing more.Originally posted by Pac=Duran View PostGGG is getting punished by the corrupt WBC for calling out drug cheat scum Canelo and then not taking the bull**** offer afterward.
GGG vs Charlo is a fight everyone wants to see but GGG shouldnt have to drop a belt just cos he wouldn't take the **** of Canelo and his WBC scumbag friends.Originally posted by Dolor View PostNo issue at all if they enforce it directly AFTER the (enforced) fight with the IBF mandatory.Originally posted by j0zef View PostBecause IBF mandated theirs first?
If you're a boxing fan, the last thing we need is the dissolution of the titles. Realistically, the only ones clamoring for this are low IQ, known burger flipping imbecile-haters who have have continually hated on Golovin for last 3 years.
Shut the fuk up and let boxing rules take effect. Golovkin waited for 3+ years to get a mandatory shot at WBC. Charlo can wait his turn after Derevyanchenko.Originally posted by boliodogs View PostThere is nothing wrong with it but the WBC isn't enforcing it as hard as they could. They say it's OK if he rematches Canelo first and then fights Jermall next. If he doesn't fight Canelo then he must fight Jermall or be stripped.It seems like they are using Jermall to try to push GGG into accepting Golden Boy's terms to rematch Canelo. They could demand GGG fight Jermall next instead of Canelo but they don't want that. If GGG fights either Canelo or Jermall he will still lose a belt for not fighting the Russian. No matter who GGG fights next he will lose a belt and maybe 2 belts. I think most boxing fans will continue to recognize GGG as the true champion until some middleweight beats him or he retires.
Golovkin chose not to complete his IBF mandatory last month when requested to do so. He chose an easier fight.
If he gets stripped it's his own damn fault for cherry picking.
Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF View PostBecause the WBC ordered a mandatory rematch since the first fight ended in a controversial draw. Since it's the WBC's turn in the mandatory rotation, the Canelo rematch was going to count as the WBC mandatory. If the fight isn't going to happen, the WBC says it should still be their turn and interim champion Charlo should be next in the rotation. The WBC doesn't want to get skipped.
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Originally posted by Real King Kong View PostYea, the problem is it can take a long time for mandatory challengers to actually get their shot. There's good fights that could be made, but for the reason you stated, these guys don't want them...a whole lot of posturing going on.
A tournament is a good idea if most of the top fighters can be convinced to participate. I'd love to see that. I'm interested in fights other than ggg vs Canelo or ggg vs whoever...the division has some talent that needs to be showcased.
One of them should have had the shot instead of a fighter that hadn't fought in 2 years, from the division below and lost his last fight. Golovkin cherry picking caused the problem.
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