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Yeah is what it is at this point though, I think Eddie has handled his career pretty well though.
He's pretty much doing the same thing he was doing on Showtime except with less exposure, a monkey can do what Hearn is doing.
 

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WWE c*ntS, they will go with this storyline then all of a sudden the wilder bout will be delayed or cancelled.

the big thing is to make sure he doesnt fukk himself up taking bumps or getting potatoed and that cut reopens
 

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I just posted what they were ordering around the same time last year, only 1 fight actually happened, they are pathetic, they don't have no pull, the fights they order and actually happen are the ones the promoters would make anyway.
fukking parasites of the sport... :mjlol:

If I'd be a promoter I'd just advise my fighters to go the IBF route, they will surely get their shot then they won't have to afraid of being jobbed out of their sport by the WBC or WBA cause they wanna priotect a PBC or GBP fighter or whater or not getting accepted by the WBO cause they are not aligned with Arum or Frank Warren

Bud should just drop his belt and start going up in the IBF rankings, that way he would get Spence sooner than as a WBO champ tbh :pachaha:
 
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I just posted what they were ordering around the same time last year, only 1 fight actually happened, they are pathetic, they don't have no pull, the fights they order and actually happen are the ones the promoters would make anyway.
fukking parasites of the sport... :mjlol:

If I'd be a promoter I'd just advise my fighters to go the IBF route, they will surely get their shot then they won't have to afraid of being jobbed out of their sport by the WBC or WBA cause they wanna priotect a PBC or GBP fighter or whater or not getting accepted by the WBO cause they are not aligned with Arum or Frank Warren

Bud should just drop his belt and start going up in the IBF rankings, that way he would get Spence sooner than as a WBO champ tbh :pachaha:

one ruling they got right..in of course one of the best divisions in boxing today

Glowacki Weighs Options Following WBC Ruling For Makabu Fight
By Jake Donovan

Published On Thu Oct 24, 2019, 07:38 AM EDT

Krzysztof Glowacki was always going to fight for a title in his next fight, but is now blessed with a good problem to have.

A declaration from the World Boxing Council (WBC) annual convention placed the former two-time cruiserweight titlist in position to challenge for its title if he so chooses. Wednesday’s session covered—among other topics—ratings updates and mandatory title fight status.

The WBC cruiserweight title is currently vacant, with Glowacki (31-2, 19KOs) just one spot below Ilunga ‘Junior’ Makabu (26-2, 24KOs) as the sanctioning body’s two highest ranked contenders. A request for a vacant title fight was approved by the WBC, though whether it ultimately materializes depends on which side you ask.

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Makabu’s manager, Tarik Saadi confirmed to BoxingScene.com their intention to move forward with such a fight. The well-traveled Congolese knockout artist holds the WBC “Silver” title, which he maintained following a 12-round points win over previously unbeaten Aleksei Pepin this past August on the road in Chelyabinsk, Russia.

Poland’s Glowacki is receptive to the ideal of such a fight but also has his share of options.

The all-action southpaw is already due the winner of the forthcoming World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) cruiserweight tournament final round matchup between Mairis Briedis and Yunier Dorticos.

Briedis scored a controversial 3rd round knockout of Glowacki in their clash this past June, a fight marred by the poor officiating job by referee Robert Byrd, who lost control of the bout. Round two featured blatant fouls by both boxers, with the round extending nearly 20 seconds after the bell which also included Briedis flooring Glowacki for the second time in the frame.

The fight was reviewed in full by the World Boxing Organization (WBO), whose title was at stake. While the official verdict was upheld, the Puerto Rico-based organization mandated that the winner of Briedis-Dorticos will have 120 days to defend versus Glowacki.

A date has yet to be assigned to the WBSS tournament finale, though. A fight with Makabu would disqualify any chance to enforce such mandatory title status, although it would allow Gowacki to remain active and—with a win—put him in a great position to challenge the WBSS winner in a unification bout in 2020.

Representatives from Glowacki’s team declined comment on the WBC ruling, other than to confirm consideration for the current offer.

i sure as hell want to see this fight
 
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