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Comments Thread For: Shannon Briggs vs. Fres Oquendo For WBA 'Regular' on June 3
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Oquendo won't have fought for 3 years by the time the fight happens, this is so weird, Briggs is 45, Oquendo is 43 fighting for a belt. Have people checked to see if Fres even wants to fight?!
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Originally posted by robbyheartbaby View PostOquendo won't have fought for 3 years by the time the fight happens, this is so weird, Briggs is 45, Oquendo is 43 fighting for a belt. Have people checked to see if Fres even wants to fight?!
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Briggs should take this pretty easily. He is in the gym almost every day, and Fres hasn't fought in three years.
Having this belt would give Shannon the chance to fight the winner of Klitschko vs. Joshua. How the hell he wins that fight I have no idea. He would have to land the luckiest punch in boxing history to capture those titles and upset George Foreman's record.
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Originally posted by joe strong View PostThe regular title is not a world title. Stop with this BS already. The winner of Joshua/Klitschko is the WBA champion...
Last I checked, Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Riddick Bowe, Lennox Lewis, etc. all held the WBA world heavyweight championship.
None of them held the WBA super heavyweight championship.
If the WBC diamond championship is not a world championship, you could easily make the case that the WBA super championship isn't either.
No matter how you slice it, Briggs and Oquendo are fighting for the oldest version of the heavyweight championship of the world. Yes it's ****ed up and thankfully the WBA is finally getting rid of their super championships.
But when the Briggs/Oquendo winner fights the Joshua/Klitschko winner, it is the Briggs/Oquendo championship that will continue to live on forever. The Joshua/Klitschko championship is the one the WBA is getting rid of.
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Originally posted by original zero View PostBriggs and Oquendo are fighting for the WBA world heavyweight championship. Joshua and Klitschko are fighting for the WBA super heavyweight championship.
Last I checked, Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Riddick Bowe, Lennox Lewis, etc. all held the WBA world heavyweight championship.
None of them held the WBA super heavyweight championship.
If the WBC diamond championship is not a world championship, you could easily make the case that the WBA super championship isn't either.
No matter how you slice it, Briggs and Oquendo are fighting for the oldest version of the heavyweight championship of the world. Yes it's ****ed up and thankfully the WBA is finally getting rid of their super championships.
But when the Briggs/Oquendo winner fights the Joshua/Klitschko winner, it is the Briggs/Oquendo championship that will continue to live on forever. The Joshua/Klitschko championship is the one the WBA is getting rid of.
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