Well Frampton is #2 with IBF and WBC, those are the routes he will be pursuing, no super champions there with LSC and Kiko as it stands nowbripez wrote:He might say that, but I don't believe that is what he believes in his heart.Fergz16COTJ wrote: Quigg himself said after he thought he won the fight v Salinas and therefore he considers himself world champion
He was given his title, drew his next fight - and the fight after, beating a boxer just inside the world top 100 doesn't make you a world champion.
Quigg is a good boxer and there are good fights out there - Frampton being the obvious one - but that is unlikely as they both separately pursue a "title" when in fact neither boxer will be the "real" champion.
Breaking news - Martin Murray
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Fergz16COTJ
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And frampton gave kiko a lesson recently did he notFergz16COTJ wrote:Well Frampton is #2 with IBF and WBC, those are the routes he will be pursuing, no super champions there with LSC and Kiko as it stands nowbripez wrote:He might say that, but I don't believe that is what he believes in his heart.Fergz16COTJ wrote: Quigg himself said after he thought he won the fight v Salinas and therefore he considers himself world champion
He was given his title, drew his next fight - and the fight after, beating a boxer just inside the world top 100 doesn't make you a world champion.
Quigg is a good boxer and there are good fights out there - Frampton being the obvious one - but that is unlikely as they both separately pursue a "title" when in fact neither boxer will be the "real" champion.
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Yeah I think you're missing the point. I'm not disputing his opinion isn't valid. But banging on and on and on and on about it......Fergz16COTJ wrote:And i am of the same opinion as expejameswilson wrote:Ah yes. I should explain to the un-initiated that expe doesn't consider anything other than the Super-title (assuming one is in existence at the weight class) to be a World title.expe wrote:So Martin Murray is fighting in Monaco, with no world title on the line against an unnamed opponent.
He doesn't mention this often. Only about 600 times on a 4 hourly cycle.
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slapbangwhallop
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I wouldnt say he gave him a lesson, it was a much more even fight than I thought it would be - until the KO!macaca wrote:And frampton gave kiko a lesson recently did he notFergz16COTJ wrote:Well Frampton is #2 with IBF and WBC, those are the routes he will be pursuing, no super champions there with LSC and Kiko as it stands nowbripez wrote: He might say that, but I don't believe that is what he believes in his heart.
He was given his title, drew his next fight - and the fight after, beating a boxer just inside the world top 100 doesn't make you a world champion.
Quigg is a good boxer and there are good fights out there - Frampton being the obvious one - but that is unlikely as they both separately pursue a "title" when in fact neither boxer will be the "real" champion.
Fergz - hadnt realised you were on this forum, you rabid Jackalite!
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Lost all interest in this interim, silver this, super that ....... to the point that I do not investigate what the fornicate belt is up for grabs anymore, any of the big 3 that choose this path of multiple this and that are only being destructive to their respectability they currently hold with the non casual boxing fan.
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Yeah I think you're missing the point. I'm not disputing his opinion isn't valid. But banging on and on and on and on about it......[/quote][/quote][/quote]jameswilson wrote:And i am of the same opinion as expeFergz16COTJ wrote:[quote="jameswilson]
Ah yes. I should explain to the un-initiated that expe doesn't consider anything other than the Super-title (assuming one is in existence at the weight class) to be a World title.
He doesn't mention this often. Only about 600 times on a 4 hourly cycle.
No i got the point completely...just gave my two penneth worth on the same issue
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And frampton gave kiko a lesson recently did he not[/quote]slapbangwhallop wrote:Well Frampton is #2 with IBF and WBC, those are the routes he will be pursuing, no super champions there with LSC and Kiko as it stands nowmacaca wrote:[quote="Fergz16COTJ
He was given his title, drew his next fight - and the fight after, beating a boxer just inside the world top 100 doesn't make you a world champion.
Quigg is a good boxer and there are good fights out there - Frampton being the obvious one - but that is unlikely as they both separately pursue a "title" when in fact neither boxer will be the "real" champion.
I wouldnt say he gave him a lesson, it was a much more even fight than I thought it would be - until the KO!
Fergz - hadnt realised you were on this forum, you rabid Jackalite![/quote]
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Parson Cross
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Re: Breaking news - Martin Murray
I'm assuming as its Monaco this is another Hatton Promotions /Fondu arrangement.
Rabchenko on as well ?
Rabchenko on as well ?
Re: Breaking news - Martin Murray
I think I've mentioned it about 4 times before, plus explaining the WBA situation a couple of times. So how about you fornicate off moaning and shut your gob.jameswilson wrote:Ah yes. I should explain to the un-initiated that expe doesn't consider anything other than the Super-title (assuming one is in existence at the weight class) to be a World title.expe wrote:So Martin Murray is fighting in Monaco, with no world title on the line against an unnamed opponent.
He doesn't mention this often. Only about 600 times on a 4 hourly cycle.
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No. You seem to be suggesting you want it to be how it was before with there being 1 WBA champ, and saying Quigg and Froch wouldn't be WBA champs under the old scheme. Quigg I agree with but under the old scheme Ward would have been stripped of his WBA title due to his injury absence. So to say Froch isn't WBA champ fine, (who knows how the WBA would have gone about reinstating a champ under the old system) but don't say Ward is the champ over him because that's how it would have been before. Because it wouldn't have.expe wrote:I think I've mentioned it about 4 times before, plus explaining the WBA situation a couple of times. So how about you eff off moaning and shut your gob.jameswilson wrote:Ah yes. I should explain to the un-initiated that expe doesn't consider anything other than the Super-title (assuming one is in existence at the weight class) to be a World title.expe wrote:So Martin Murray is fighting in Monaco, with no world title on the line against an unnamed opponent.
He doesn't mention this often. Only about 600 times on a 4 hourly cycle.
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If Ward were stripped, would we see posts to the effect of "Who is the super middleweight champion of the world?"
Exactly.
Exactly.
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mickey1975
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Exactly. The casuals will cheer Quigg to his World Title wins in blissful ignorance.macaca wrote:Lost all interest in this interim, silver this, super that ....... to the point that I do not investigate what the eff belt is up for grabs anymore, any of the big 3 that choose this path of multiple this and that are only being destructive to their respectability they currently hold with the non casual boxing fan.
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If Murray officially jumps to Eddie Hearn (has he already gone) and wins the WBA title ordinary whatever it is called.... how much credit will matchroom and the fighters give to the promoters who got him the interim title fight in the first place.
There was no mention of it regarding Scott Quigg.
There was no mention of it regarding Scott Quigg.
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Wilson - Under the old system Ward would have been stripped by the WBA?Bobbyptsd wrote:If Ward were stripped, would we see posts to the effect of "Who is the super middleweight champion of the world?"
Exactly.
Bobby - Whoaaaaa are you saying he wouldn't be the man?!?!?
Wilson - #facepalm.
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jameswilson
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Wilson - Under the old system Ward would have been stripped by the WBA?Bobbyptsd wrote:If Ward were stripped, would we see posts to the effect of "Who is the super middleweight champion of the world?"
Exactly.
Bobby - Whoaaaaa are you saying he wouldn't be the man?!?!?
Wilson - #facepalm.
Re: Breaking news - Martin Murray
Ward went 9 months without defending after the Froch fight and 14 after Dawson, although Rodriguez didn't make weight, making it a non title fight. Frankie Liles did exactly the same around 1997-99 and wasn't stripped.jameswilson wrote:No. You seem to be suggesting you want it to be how it was before with there being 1 WBA champ, and saying Quigg and Froch wouldn't be WBA champs under the old scheme. Quigg I agree with but under the old scheme Ward would have been stripped of his WBA title due to his injury absence. So to say Froch isn't WBA champ fine, (who knows how the WBA would have gone about reinstating a champ under the old system) but don't say Ward is the champ over him because that's how it would have been before. Because it wouldn't have.expe wrote:I think I've mentioned it about 4 times before, plus explaining the WBA situation a couple of times. So how about you eff off moaning and shut your gob.jameswilson wrote:
Ah yes. I should explain to the un-initiated that expe doesn't consider anything other than the Super-title (assuming one is in existence at the weight class) to be a World title.
He doesn't mention this often. Only about 600 times on a 4 hourly cycle.
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There are obviously isolated instances of fighters keeping their titles and you have found one but historically the IBF and under their old guise the WBA always were pretty strict. The WBC would turn a blind eye for their favourites and the WBO have had loads of instances of not enforcing obligations.
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Well you can post this to twitter if you want I suppose. My point was that the belt is meaningless.jameswilson wrote:Wilson - Under the old system Ward would have been stripped by the WBA?Bobbyptsd wrote:If Ward were stripped, would we see posts to the effect of "Who is the super middleweight champion of the world?"
Exactly.
Bobby - Whoaaaaa are you saying he wouldn't be the man?!?!?
Wilson - #facepalm.
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Thus your point had nothing to do with mine.Bobbyptsd wrote:Well you can post this to twitter if you want I suppose. My point was that the belt is meaningless.jameswilson wrote:Wilson - Under the old system Ward would have been stripped by the WBA?Bobbyptsd wrote:If Ward were stripped, would we see posts to the effect of "Who is the super middleweight champion of the world?"
Exactly.
Bobby - Whoaaaaa are you saying he wouldn't be the man?!?!?
Wilson - #facepalm.