Soliman V Winky 10th December
Soliman V Winky 10th December
Great to see my boy Sam get a well deserved Big fight... shame it will be a non title affair.....
Sam will start as underdog but i reckon he can surprise a lot of people in there....
Sam will start as underdog but i reckon he can surprise a lot of people in there....
Re: Soliman V Winky 10th December
How, by winning 1 round!knockout wrote:Great to see my boy Sam get a well deserved Big fight... shame it will be a non title affair.....
Sam will start as underdog but i reckon he can surprise a lot of people in there....
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hitman_hatton1
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Re: Soliman V Winky 10th December
he ain't got no chance against wright.numpty wrote:How, by winning 1 round!knockout wrote:Great to see my boy Sam get a well deserved Big fight... shame it will be a non title affair.....
Sam will start as underdog but i reckon he can surprise a lot of people in there....
only the very best beat winky and even then winky makes it close.
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wright definitely deserves to fight the taylor-hopkins winner. i think wright beats both of em as well.stujones wrote:Shame Sam never got the world title shot, he run of form did warrant one. He is facing, IMO, the best Middleweight out there in a non title fight - that is rotten luck.
Will Winky Wright be the first fight to hold the #1 spots with the 3 major governing bodies.
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Eastman was probably at his best versus Soliman and Sam has definately improved a lot since then....
Sensible money is on Winky UD but trust me it wont be easy payday for Winky and i will be putting some cash on Sam....
The Trinidad result has flattered Winky in my opinion.... as good as Winky is, Trinidad was a shell of the 2000 model and was tailor made for Winky.
Sensible money is on Winky UD but trust me it wont be easy payday for Winky and i will be putting some cash on Sam....
The Trinidad result has flattered Winky in my opinion.... as good as Winky is, Trinidad was a shell of the 2000 model and was tailor made for Winky.
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In related news from http://www.boxingtalk.net
"World middleweight champion Jermain Taylor has vacated the IBF title as of yesterday evening. Taylor's promoter, Lou DiBella wrote to the IBF saying, "pressure with respect to multiple mandatories and the payment of 12% of his purses in sanctioning fees makes retaining all the titles a near impossible proposition." DiBella told Boxingtalk today, "you cant fight four mandatories at one time." Given that Taylor's status as the top 160-pounder in the world is unassailable, he is fighting Bernard Hopkins next, who is a far more worthy challenger than IBF #1 Sam Soliman, and that the IBF, WBC, WBA and WBO all have rules calling for 3% of a boxer's purse to be collected for sanctioning fees, Taylor decided to save himself some money and allow others to compete for the IBF belt. Previously, Taylor offered in writing to make Soliman his next defense should he defeat Hopkins on December 3, 2005, but after years of saying he wanted the chance to win a world championship, Soliman instead opted to face Winky Wright with no title on the line. Soliman-Wright has not been formally announced, but Boxingtalk's sources say the IBF is prepared to sanction Kingsley Ikeke, its #2 contender, against a lower-rated contender, possibly Felix Sturm or Arthur Abraham, for its now-vacant trinket."
"World middleweight champion Jermain Taylor has vacated the IBF title as of yesterday evening. Taylor's promoter, Lou DiBella wrote to the IBF saying, "pressure with respect to multiple mandatories and the payment of 12% of his purses in sanctioning fees makes retaining all the titles a near impossible proposition." DiBella told Boxingtalk today, "you cant fight four mandatories at one time." Given that Taylor's status as the top 160-pounder in the world is unassailable, he is fighting Bernard Hopkins next, who is a far more worthy challenger than IBF #1 Sam Soliman, and that the IBF, WBC, WBA and WBO all have rules calling for 3% of a boxer's purse to be collected for sanctioning fees, Taylor decided to save himself some money and allow others to compete for the IBF belt. Previously, Taylor offered in writing to make Soliman his next defense should he defeat Hopkins on December 3, 2005, but after years of saying he wanted the chance to win a world championship, Soliman instead opted to face Winky Wright with no title on the line. Soliman-Wright has not been formally announced, but Boxingtalk's sources say the IBF is prepared to sanction Kingsley Ikeke, its #2 contender, against a lower-rated contender, possibly Felix Sturm or Arthur Abraham, for its now-vacant trinket."
Thats flaming rediculous, you have the longstanding IBF #1 against the WBC/WBA #1 and former IBF Light Middleweight champion (who was dearly loyal to the organisation) and the fight will not be sanctioned by them.Freiheit wrote:In related news from http://www.boxingtalk.net
"World middleweight champion Jermain Taylor has vacated the IBF title as of yesterday evening. Taylor's promoter, Lou DiBella wrote to the IBF saying, "pressure with respect to multiple mandatories and the payment of 12% of his purses in sanctioning fees makes retaining all the titles a near impossible proposition." DiBella told Boxingtalk today, "you cant fight four mandatories at one time." Given that Taylor's status as the top 160-pounder in the world is unassailable, he is fighting Bernard Hopkins next, who is a far more worthy challenger than IBF #1 Sam Soliman, and that the IBF, WBC, WBA and WBO all have rules calling for 3% of a boxer's purse to be collected for sanctioning fees, Taylor decided to save himself some money and allow others to compete for the IBF belt. Previously, Taylor offered in writing to make Soliman his next defense should he defeat Hopkins on December 3, 2005, but after years of saying he wanted the chance to win a world championship, Soliman instead opted to face Winky Wright with no title on the line. Soliman-Wright has not been formally announced, but Boxingtalk's sources say the IBF is prepared to sanction Kingsley Ikeke, its #2 contender, against a lower-rated contender, possibly Felix Sturm or Arthur Abraham, for its now-vacant trinket."
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u feel like banging there heads together sometimes don't ya.stujones wrote:Thats flaming rediculous, you have the longstanding IBF #1 against the WBC/WBA #1 and former IBF Light Middleweight champion (who was dearly loyal to the organisation) and the fight will not be sanctioned by them.
