Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Just announced, Odyssey arena, Belfast Friday 4th April
Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
As I mentioned he should do so as he was not going to get a world title fight next :)
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=176704
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=176704
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jameswilson
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Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Final eliminator too. Good news. Might have to wait a while tho, the WBC can at times drag their heels on mandatories if they like the champion.
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Datsue
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Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Cazares is a hard, awkward old boy, though will be massively undersized (I realise that he was basically this size fighting at light-fly, but that was then...).
Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Good point. Can't see them putting too much pressure on Leo Santa Cruz. Would love to see Carl v Leo, though.jameswilson wrote:Final eliminator too. Good news. Might have to wait a while tho, the WBC can at times drag their heels on mandatories if they like the champion.
Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
earsjohn wrote:Good point. Can't see them putting too much pressure on Leo Santa Cruz. Would love to see Carl v Leo, though.jameswilson wrote:Final eliminator too. Good news. Might have to wait a while tho, the WBC can at times drag their heels on mandatories if they like the champion.
True the WBC have always been favourable to Golden Boy fighters.
Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
I like frampton maybe golden boy could sign him up if he win s this and take him to America and be a star that I think he could be
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JimJim2009
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Re: Frampton to fight Hugo Cazares WBC Eliminator
Well done Naandrew, I didn't take your claim at face value so I looked at the thread and yes, it's rightNaandrew wrote:As I mentioned he should do so as he was not going to get a world title fight next :)
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=176704
Back then you mentioned that Martinez was offered ten times the purse of their original fight in Belfast, and declined. I'm curious, how much did he get first time ? There can't be many occasions in the entire history of this sport when a guy loses a fight, and gets offered ten times the purse for a return !