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IMO, a champ should defend against a top 10 in the division -- and at the division limit -- within 18 months. Thats very generous, it gives a champ the opportunity to do whatever catchweight fight (like Khan), or stunt fight (like Jr.) and still legitimately defend the title.
Of course Khan at 155 didnt count, IMO. Canelo won the title in Nov. 2015. So when he scheduled the Smith fight, he essentially vacated.
At that point GGG WAS NOT the MW champ -- until he beat Jacobs, the legit #2.
WHen #1 beats #2, you get a champ.
So now GGG is the THE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP
And LLOOOOOLLL at Mirko the Troll trying to argue that somehow BJ freaking Saunders is the key to being the champ at 160. LOOOOOOLLLLLLLast edited by SensFullViolenc; 04-19-2017, 11:16 AM.
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Originally posted by BattlingNelson View PostSeriously. That's bs. How can they take some random lipservice as gospel? They need to use objective criteria's as they did in the Erdei case. Now they use the date of which canelo was asked a question by Jake Donovan. What if he had asked that question 2, 3 or 6 months ago? This is rubbish.
I think that the TBRB knew it looked ****** to keep Canelo as MW champ as he was completely $h!tting on his responsibilities to defend, and needed some excuse to drop him.
IMO, they need to update their objective criteria -- as that criteria allowed Canelo to remain champ. The criteria is too lax - it accepted Khan at 155 as a legit defense, which is BS.
18 months is fine for a period of time to defend - but the defense should be legit
That means someone ranked top 10 IN THE DIVISION ( I would also accept top 10 ranked in an immediately adjacent division) and AT THE DIVISION LIMIT.
18 months gives a champ plenty of time to legitimately defend AND ALSO do whatever stunt fights he likes.
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Originally posted by SensFullViolenc View PostIMO, a champ should defend against a top 10 in the division -- and at the division limit -- within 18 months. Thats very generous, it gives a champ the opportunity to do whatever catchweight fight (like Khan), or stunt fight (like Jr.) and still legitimately defend the title.
Of course Khan at 155 didnt count, IMO. Canelo won the title in Nov. 2015. So when he scheduled the Smith fight, he essentially vacated.
At that point GGG WAS NOT the MW champ -- until he beat Jacobs, the legit #2.
WHen #1 beats #2, you get a champ.
So now GGG is the THE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP
And LLOOOOOLLL at Mirko the Troll trying to argue that somehow BJ freaking Saunders is the key to being the champ at 160. LOOOOOOLLLLLL
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Posthis point is that since GGG is not black or hispanic, he is all hype, and every fight that doesnt get made is entirely his fault.
So what if he did just fight Jacobs? He's got to do it again, immediately!Last edited by kafkod; 04-19-2017, 12:32 PM.
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostRing and TBRB are the 2 most respected lineal title appointees, but they don't always agree on who the lineal champ in every division is.
and nobody with a brain respects the ring title. it's the golden boy propaganda title. period.
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostRing ****zine award their title belts to whoever they recognise as lineal champion of that division.
In other words, according to Ring ****zine policy, Ring champion and lineal champion are one and the same.
it's like saying i have a policy to recognize a golf cart as lineal champion.
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Originally posted by BattlingNelson View PostSeriously. That's bs. How can they take some random lipservice as gospel? They need to use objective criteria's as they did in the Erdei case. Now they use the date of which canelo was asked a question by Jake Donovan. What if he had asked that question 2, 3 or 6 months ago? This is rubbish.
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