Krasniqi EBU mandatory
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jomothepure
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Krasniqi EBU mandatory
This was on the EBU's site, saying a deadline for agreement for 31st January. then below it has Vidoz-Koc for 28th January.
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Max Molyneux
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jomothepure
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BubiScholz
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What I have heard is that everything will be done that Luan could fight for a world title again, as soon as possible. The WBO rates him #4 IMO. Maybe there is a chance for another "eliminator" when we know the next fight for Brewster.
I think he will only go for the european title again when the chance to get world champ is over. He would easily handle Vidoz and Koc and all the other european contenders.
I think he will only go for the european title again when the chance to get world champ is over. He would easily handle Vidoz and Koc and all the other european contenders.
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jomothepure
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I'm guessing Krasniqi's ranking is highest with the WBO?
Well Rachman at #3 you can take out. That leaves Klitchko and Toney above Krasniqi.
We can maybe guess Toney will fight Rachman early next. That leaves us Klitchko. IF he takes the WBO route, will he get next shot at Brewster, or will he be put through another eliminator (which you'd guess would be Krasniqi, if you did such a stupidly logical thing as go by the rankings
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If Klitchko fights Byrd, perhaps a Krasniqi-Peter eliminator?
This would all take some time, although so will Koc-Vidoz and EBU mandatory enforecments and the like.
Another thing I hate to say but is probably true but a lot is in the hands of King. I'm sure he would be able to make the decision of whether Klitchko will fight Brewster or Byrd, when, whether he needs another time-stalling eliminator etc.
Hold on a minute, I'm sure there was a point to this.
Oh yes.
The logically calculated prediction:
No, its gone. Not to worry, I tried.
Nah, I'd go Krasniqi-Peter WBO eliminator, with perhaps a chance for the Williams-Harrison winner to fight Vidoz-Koc winner.
Well Rachman at #3 you can take out. That leaves Klitchko and Toney above Krasniqi.
We can maybe guess Toney will fight Rachman early next. That leaves us Klitchko. IF he takes the WBO route, will he get next shot at Brewster, or will he be put through another eliminator (which you'd guess would be Krasniqi, if you did such a stupidly logical thing as go by the rankings
If Klitchko fights Byrd, perhaps a Krasniqi-Peter eliminator?
This would all take some time, although so will Koc-Vidoz and EBU mandatory enforecments and the like.
Another thing I hate to say but is probably true but a lot is in the hands of King. I'm sure he would be able to make the decision of whether Klitchko will fight Brewster or Byrd, when, whether he needs another time-stalling eliminator etc.
Hold on a minute, I'm sure there was a point to this.
Oh yes.
The logically calculated prediction:
No, its gone. Not to worry, I tried.
Nah, I'd go Krasniqi-Peter WBO eliminator, with perhaps a chance for the Williams-Harrison winner to fight Vidoz-Koc winner.
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BubiScholz
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Normally Rahman has to fight Maskaev next. So Toney or Peter could be the opponents for Luan. If he beats one of these guys he would have a high ranking in every organisation. MAybe the next fight for Luan is a "motivation fight" vs a guy who is not that good.....So a european title fight could be another option. We´ll see.
For the EBU belt maybe Sam is the option when Vidoz beats Koc. Sauerland wants this title. If Koc has won vs Vidoz then it could be the winner of Harrison-Williams.
For the EBU belt maybe Sam is the option when Vidoz beats Koc. Sauerland wants this title. If Koc has won vs Vidoz then it could be the winner of Harrison-Williams.