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Originally posted by Kezzer View PostIt’s good that they ordered it but equally pointless, 60/40 isn’t going to progress the negiotiations at all?
What does this mean for Brezeale though? Wbc don’t order very often so does this mean the two year clock starts over again?
Probably going to make more than getting more than ktfo in 3 rounds against Wilder
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostThis is the video I was looking for, the one poster that use to make all kind of excuses for Wilder and WBC (We be crooks) when I accuse them of protecting Wilder from Whyte. Now for me it’s confirmed that the WBC use the excuse of a mandatory (Breazeale) to duck Whyte. Not only is Breazeale had to sit it out for another fight but he has been moved aside as a mandatory, even though the WBC chairman claimed he would sued by Breazeale if that happens.
This is why Wilder was able to message Whyte and said “I don’t have to do anything for two years with you”
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostYes, allowed. As in legally allowed.
According to Sulaiman, the WBC gave Breazeale a signed contract stating that his proposed fight with Stiverne would be a final eliminator, with the winner becoming their mandatory. But Stiverne ended up going straight into a title fight after Ortiz failed a PED test.
Again, according to Sulaiman, that meant they were legally required to make Breazeale their mandatory challenger if he won his next fight, against Molina.
El Presidente himself explains the situation here:
hmm, good point
no idea
maybe this is one of those..... "we are the WBC so, tough tltties"..... things?
no idea really
the only two things that spring to mind are.....
1) like you said, Breazeale did not win that title eliminator
2) "Mauricio Sulaiman, President of the World Boxing Council, has revealed that his organization held an officially vote - where it was unanimously agreed to sanction a direct rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and challenger Tyson Fury."
you saw the Wilder/Fury fight, right?..... so when the WBCronies had their roundtable and took a vote..... who did those guys think won the fight?
they just sanctioned the rematch, despite being aware of the situation with Breazeale..... so I think the WBC just admitted that their champ has some URGENT business that he needs to take care of
not sure really
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostFury has never held the WBC title, so he can't be their emeritus champion.
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Originally posted by Kezzer View PostIt’s good that they ordered it but equally pointless, 60/40 isn’t going to progress the negiotiations at all?
What does this mean for Brezeale though? Wbc don’t order very often so does this mean the two year clock starts over again?
it means he will get knocked out 6 months later than he planned
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostIt doesn't add up ... unless Breazeale has agreed to step aside, or Sulaiman is a bare-faced liar.
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Posthmm, good point
no idea
maybe this is one of those..... "we are the WBC so, tough tltties"..... things?
no idea really
the only two things that spring to mind are.....
1) like you said, Breazeale did not win that title eliminator
2) "Mauricio Sulaiman, President of the World Boxing Council, has revealed that his organization held an officially vote - where it was unanimously agreed to sanction a direct rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and challenger Tyson Fury."
you saw the Wilder/Fury fight, right?..... so when the WBCronies had their roundtable and took a vote..... who did those guys think won the fight?
they just sanctioned the rematch, despite being aware of the situation with Breazeale..... so I think the WBC just admitted that their champ has some URGENT business that he needs to take care of
not sure really
Breazeale doesn't restore the credibility. And this move by the WBC would indicate that they genuinely feared Deontay was going to fight him, otherwise sanctioning the Fury fight would have been enough.
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