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Charles Ellis (10-3-1, 8 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over 46-year-old James “Lights Out” Toney.
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Originally posted by Freedom. View PostI think so. It's different with other sanctioning organizations however. The opponent does need to be ranked in the WBC top 40.
Whoever he chooses, the WBC will put in the top 15 anyway.
Hougigo said yesterday that the committee gets together to ok it if it is in the top 20, now you're saying top 40 ?
The WBC have guys like Parker outside the top 15 and are allowing their champion to fight literally anybody he wants, the levels they plummet are a joke. All will be forgiven if a unification comes before the Povetkin mandate, surely Haymon has promised them big money if it comes to fruition. I see no other explanation to them allowing these joke defences.
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Originally posted by Scott-Weiland View PostI don't understand how it can be circumvented ! So the WBC ok we know they will reshuffle the pack accordingly but where does it state he can take an optional defence outside the top 15 ?
Hougigo said yesterday that the committee gets together to ok it if it is in the top 20, now you're saying top 40 ?
The WBC have guys like Parker outside the top 15 and are allowing their champion to fight literally anybody he wants, the levels they plummet are a joke. All will be forgiven if a unification comes before the Povetkin mandate, surely Haymon has promised them big money if it comes to fruition. I see no other explanation to them allowing these joke defences.
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(a) any of the top ten (10) rated contenders; or
(b) with the approval of or ratification by a majority of the Board of Governors,
i. any boxer rated 11 to 15;
ii. a champion or a highly-rated boxer of another weight division;
iii. another WBC champion, such as a WBC Diamond or Silver Champion,
Champion Emeritus, or Champion in Recess;
iv. a former world champion or other elite challenger;
v. a champion of another boxing organization recognized by the WBC; or
-under special circumstances and with the approval of or ratification by two-third
(2/3rd) of the Board of Governors, a contender not otherwise listed in one or more of
the above categories.
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Originally posted by Hougigo View Post
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Then again, WBC does whatever
Well there it is, it's basically we have these rules but we can get together and change them on a whim ! Their really isn't any more to it is there.
With Haymon and his finances anything is possible and bs walks.
Hopefully this is just a one off and we get straight into action after this one. I can't see Povetkin fight happening, anybody else actually think that fight goes ahead ?
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Originally posted by Scott-Weiland View PostGreens sent.
Well there it is, it's basically we have these rules but we can get together and change them on a whim ! Their really isn't any more to it is there.
With Haymon and his finances anything is possible and bs walks.
Hopefully this is just a one off and we get straight into action after this one. I can't see Povetkin fight happening, anybody else actually think that fight goes ahead ?
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostThe Povetkin fight will happen in early 2016. Wilder's people recognize that he's in way over his head with Povetkin and are procrastinating the fight as long as possible in an effort to get him more experience.Originally posted by Scott-Weiland View PostGreens sent.
Well there it is, it's basically we have these rules but we can get together and change them on a whim ! Their really isn't any more to it is there.
With Haymon and his finances anything is possible and bs walks.
Hopefully this is just a one off and we get straight into action after this one. I can't see Povetkin fight happening, anybody else actually think that fight goes ahead ?
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