Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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Horse wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 17:16
Verdi wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 17:12By 'we' do you mean the 'forum' again?
You're outraged, we get it.

Why don't you calm down?
I'm so outraged I demand an apology! :shame: :lol:
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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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PredatorHayds wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 19:57
leejonesjnr wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 19:07 I really must remember not to look at the forum without signing in, it’s much better when horse posts are hidden by the ignore function.

There was a time, early 2000s I think, when The Ring title was really prominent but until this recent discussion regarding Tyson Fury and his status as their champion I don’t recall when anyone really mentioned it last.
Was Bernard Hopkins Ring champion but no other bodies champion when he boxed Calzaghe?
The Ring lost all relevance IMO when it became a mouthpiece for Golden Boy.
Canelo has The Ring title because he beat the man that had It. Stap this nonsense.
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does that mean there not an outlet for pro gb views? not saying they are or arent btw. was canelo even brought up
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for me i didnt agree with lnares - crolla being for the belt with garca at 2
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BitPlayer wrote: 02 Feb 2018, 13:19
PredatorHayds wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 19:57
leejonesjnr wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 19:07 I really must remember not to look at the forum without signing in, it’s much better when horse posts are hidden by the ignore function.

There was a time, early 2000s I think, when The Ring title was really prominent but until this recent discussion regarding Tyson Fury and his status as their champion I don’t recall when anyone really mentioned it last.
Was Bernard Hopkins Ring champion but no other bodies champion when he boxed Calzaghe?
The Ring lost all relevance IMO when it became a mouthpiece for Golden Boy.
Canelo has The Ring title because he beat the man that had It. Stap this nonsense.
Who mentioned Canelo???
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I have always suspected that US media outlets, such as The RING and ESPN, are biased towards fighters affiliated to American promoters and the TV networks they have a commercial relationship with (i.e. ESPN & HBO).

For instance, Andre Ward retained ownership of The RING 168lbs championship without having faced a top-ten rated opponent in a legitimate super-middleweight contest for three years and two months. Even if you include his bout against Chad Dawson, the time period for his inactivity is still two years and five months. Edwin Rodriguez weighed 170lbs when he faced the S.O.G., which doesn’t count.

Carl Froch should have been declared their champion during that timeframe, because of the amount of top-five ranked contenders he fought (as per The RING’s very own rules).

Tyson Fury was stripped of his belt after only two years and two months and he had medical justification for his period of inactivity.

To be fair though, The RING championship doesn’t really carry that much significance nowadays. It’s a nice thing to have, but doesn’t really have such a significant impact on a fighters’ career or reputation.
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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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gilgamesh wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 15:09
magnus wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 14:55 The "lineal" and Ring titles didn't seem to mean much to anyone before Fury was stripped of his other belts.

Are there lineal champs in other divisions?
The winner of GGG vs Canelo 2 will be the Lineal Middleweight Champion I'd imagine.

But no title lineages really don't ever stay going too long these days. The Flyweight title lineage that had lasted a LONG while was broken a few years back when Roman Gonzalez moved up to 115.
Canelo is the lineal isn't he? He beat Cotto who beat Martinez who beat Pavlik etc.
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banjo wrote: 05 Feb 2018, 08:58 Canelo is the lineal isn't he? He beat Cotto who beat Martinez who beat Pavlik etc.
Yep!
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Enlightened-One wrote: 05 Feb 2018, 08:52 I have always suspected that US media outlets, such as The RING and ESPN, are biased towards fighters affiliated to American promoters and the TV networks they have a commercial relationship with (i.e. ESPN & HBO).

Tyson Fury was stripped of his belt after only two years and two months and he had medical justification for his period of inactivity.

To be fair though, The RING championship doesn’t really carry that much significance nowadays. It’s a nice thing to have, but doesn’t really have such a significant impact on a fighters’ career or reputation.
Kinda like when Roy Jones was given the Ring title instead of Darius Michalewski (whatever the spelling is).. That got a bit of heat.

Also, the fact that they have rejected Joshua vs. Parker. But the reason for that was they'd rather had #1 vs. #2, which is clearly going to be the winner of AJ/Parker vs. Wilder/Ortiz..
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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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banjo wrote: 05 Feb 2018, 08:58
gilgamesh wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 15:09
magnus wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 14:55 The "lineal" and Ring titles didn't seem to mean much to anyone before Fury was stripped of his other belts.

Are there lineal champs in other divisions?
The winner of GGG vs Canelo 2 will be the Lineal Middleweight Champion I'd imagine.

But no title lineages really don't ever stay going too long these days. The Flyweight title lineage that had lasted a LONG while was broken a few years back when Roman Gonzalez moved up to 115.
Canelo is the lineal isn't he? He beat Cotto who beat Martinez who beat Pavlik etc.
Yeah technically, but he vacated prior to fighting Liam Smith as I recall...at least he vacate the Ring Magazine Middleweight Title, but I suppose he may have remained Lineal Champion anyway.
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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

gilgamesh wrote: 05 Feb 2018, 14:55
banjo wrote: 05 Feb 2018, 08:58
gilgamesh wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 15:09

The winner of GGG vs Canelo 2 will be the Lineal Middleweight Champion I'd imagine.

But no title lineages really don't ever stay going too long these days. The Flyweight title lineage that had lasted a LONG while was broken a few years back when Roman Gonzalez moved up to 115.
Canelo is the lineal isn't he? He beat Cotto who beat Martinez who beat Pavlik etc.
Yeah technically, but he vacated prior to fighting Liam Smith as I recall...at least he vacate the Ring Magazine Middleweight Title, but I suppose he may have remained Lineal Champion anyway.
The Ring title got stripped I believe. You can't vacate the Lineal though. It's the 1 title you can't let go off unless beaten.
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Re: Fury Stripped of Ring Belt, Joshua-Parker Rejected To Fight For It

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Horse wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 11:04
dr_devious wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 10:41Why should he apologise> This his opinion and a forum is all about opinions. Its not defamatory against Tyson Fury or anyone else.
I think it is an offensively awful opinion/prediction.
Sh1t no wonder Fury's had so long out with you on his cock all the time
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