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Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 20:10

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:31

Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:07

Even for the same money, wanting the Whyte fight for a chace to take his mandatory status is a no brainer. Besides, Whyte is a semi-shot gatekeeper that ran from an eliminator ordered by the WBC...2 actually.

idiotic post

Old shot Povetkin KOd him ffs. Whytes biggest claim to fame is beating AJ in the amateurs. Decent resume, but among a weak and aged heavyweight opposition.

Bandog wrote: ↑21 Oct 2021, 07:21 He just realized he is taking too risky of a fight. So much for being so courageous.

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 20:17

Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 20:10

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:31

idiotic post

Old shot Povetkin KOd him ffs. Whytes biggest claim to fame is beating AJ in the amateurs. Decent resume, but among a weak and aged heavyweight opposition.

Dillian Whyte won his title eliminator in 2016. WBC have been black balling him ever since.


DEC 2016: Whyte v Chisora 1 is an eliminator for the WBC title. – Whyte wins
Dillian Whyte defeats Dereck Chisora in thrilling heavyweight contest - BBC Sport

DEC 2016: Joshua v Molina – Joshua wins, Molina fails a UKAD drug test, UKAD investigation begins. ***remember this for later
US boxer Eric Molina banned for two-years after failing post-fight drugs test after Anthony Joshua knockout (thesun.co.uk)

DEC 2016: Stiverne and Povetkin are due to fight for Interim Title (+ the chance to become Wilder’s first mandatory). First Stiverne and then Povetkin fail drug tests.
Stiverne fails drug test but fight with Povetkin still on - The Ring (ringtv.com)
Povetkin's Promoter Disputes Positive Finding on B-Sample - Boxing News (BS.com)

So… ENTERING 2017
We have Whyte on track to challenge for the WBC title having won an eliminator. Wilder (PBC) hasn’t faced a mandatory in his first two years as Champion. Povetkin has failed a drug test. Stiverne has failed a drug test. Molina has failed a UKAD drug test, but the information is yet to be published.

FEBRUARY 2017: WBC install Stiverne as Wilder’s mandatory challenger, ignoring his failed drug test, and not requiring him to fight a WBC final eliminator. Note Whyte won a WBC title eliminator in 2016.
WBC orders Wilder-Stiverne II - Bad Left Hook

FEB 2017: Dillian Whyte (WBC #4) calls out Dominic Breazeale (WBC #11) for Silver title fight.
Dillian Whyte Calls Out Dominic Breazeale For WBC Silver Title Fight!!! - YouTube

AUGUST 2017: Stiverne (WBC#1), the WBC interim belt holder and mandatory challenger, announces that he will make an interim title defence against Breazeale (WBC #11) on the undercard of Wilder v Ortiz.
NOTE: Breazeale (WBC#11 following his win against Ugonoh) was drafted in as a guy for Stiverne to beat in a tune-up fight after Stiverne was forced to step aside for Luis Ortiz by the WBC. Remember Whyte (WBC#4) had already won his title eliminator 8 months earlier. The WBC will now start nudging up Breazeale’s ranking month by month.
BERMANE STIVERNE INTERVIEW TALKS STEP ASIDE, WILL FACE BREAZEALE NOVEMBER 11TH - YouTube

SEPTEMBER 2017: Luis Ortiz fails a drug test…
Deontay Wilder still wants to fight Luis Ortiz, ruling coming soon (standingeightcount.com)
Stiverne (Don King), who has not fought in 2 years, will now be elevated to be Wilder’s mandatory challenger.

OCTOBER 2017: Instead of Breazeale (PBC) fighting Whyte on the undercard, the WBC allows Breazeale to choose his opponent for his title eliminator. Breazeale chooses Eric Molina (PBC)! The same Eric Molina (PBC) who is now serving a UKAD ban. *** remember this, it will be important later.
Heavyweights Dominic Breazeale, Eric Molina to fight on Brooklyn undercard (espn.com)

OCT 2017: UKAD provisionally suspends Eric Molina for failing his post-fight test against Joshua, but the ruling is not released to the media as yet.
US boxer Eric Molina banned for two-years after failing post-fight drugs test after Anthony Joshua knockout (thesun.co.uk)

OCT2017: Breazeale (WBC#6) v Molina (WBC#12) press release has this as a Final Eliminator. The media are shocked by this, questioning the WBC. Note Breazeale, month by month has been nudged up from WBC #11 to #6. lol
The WBC change their website from “final eliminator” to “eliminator” following the backlash.
IS THE WBC BACKING OFF "FINAL" ELIMINATOR STATUS FOR BREAZEALE v MOLINA??? - YouTube

NOV 2017: Wilder v Stiverne, in Wilder’s first mandatory defence. 1st round KO of the morbidly obese Stiverne, who throws 4 punches.
Deontay Wilder defeats Bermane Stiverne in first-round knockout (espn.com)

NOV 2017: Breazeale v Molina, Breazeale wins the title eliminator.
Dominic Breazeale defeats Eric Molina ⋆ Boxing News 24

So end of 2017… we have Dillian Whyte who has won a WBC title eliminator and Dominic Breazeale who has won a WBC title eliminator. Everyone is now expecting Whyte v Breazeale as a final eliminator to become Wilder’s mandatory challenger.

March 2019, WBC rewrite history and claim Breazeale fought Molina in a Final Eliminator bout, and make him the Mandatory challenger to fight Deontay Wilder.
STATUS OF THE WBC HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION – World Boxing Council (wbcboxing.com)


Shall I continue?

H8Usernames wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:54 Candyslim always showing up to defend his boy Whyte. Strange that anyone would defend that pathetic loser who deserves the Fury payday soso much right?

Wbc this and wbc that, if Fury doesn't want the fight then it will never happen and I for one hope that it doesn't.

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:31

Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:07

adislav123 wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 18:46 guess why wallin did not take the babic fight?

may it have something to do with a 'slightly' reduced monetary offer compared to what he would've made versus whyte?

Even for the same money, wanting the Whyte fight for a chace to take his mandatory status is a no brainer. Besides, Whyte is a semi-shot gatekeeper that ran from an eliminator ordered by the WBC...2 actually.

idiotic post

adislav123 wrote: ↑23 Oct 2021, 04:50

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 20:17

Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 20:10

Old shot Povetkin KOd him ffs. Whytes biggest claim to fame is beating AJ in the amateurs. Decent resume, but among a weak and aged heavyweight opposition.

Dillian Whyte won his title eliminator in 2016. WBC have been black balling him ever since.


DEC 2016: Whyte v Chisora 1 is an eliminator for the WBC title. – Whyte wins
Dillian Whyte defeats Dereck Chisora in thrilling heavyweight contest - BBC Sport

DEC 2016: Joshua v Molina – Joshua wins, Molina fails a UKAD drug test, UKAD investigation begins. ***remember this for later
US boxer Eric Molina banned for two-years after failing post-fight drugs test after Anthony Joshua knockout (thesun.co.uk)

DEC 2016: Stiverne and Povetkin are due to fight for Interim Title (+ the chance to become Wilder’s first mandatory). First Stiverne and then Povetkin fail drug tests.
Stiverne fails drug test but fight with Povetkin still on - The Ring (ringtv.com)
Povetkin's Promoter Disputes Positive Finding on B-Sample - Boxing News (BS.com)

So… ENTERING 2017
We have Whyte on track to challenge for the WBC title having won an eliminator. Wilder (PBC) hasn’t faced a mandatory in his first two years as Champion. Povetkin has failed a drug test. Stiverne has failed a drug test. Molina has failed a UKAD drug test, but the information is yet to be published.

FEBRUARY 2017: WBC install Stiverne as Wilder’s mandatory challenger, ignoring his failed drug test, and not requiring him to fight a WBC final eliminator. Note Whyte won a WBC title eliminator in 2016.
WBC orders Wilder-Stiverne II - Bad Left Hook

FEB 2017: Dillian Whyte (WBC #4) calls out Dominic Breazeale (WBC #11) for Silver title fight.
Dillian Whyte Calls Out Dominic Breazeale For WBC Silver Title Fight!!! - YouTube

AUGUST 2017: Stiverne (WBC#1), the WBC interim belt holder and mandatory challenger, announces that he will make an interim title defence against Breazeale (WBC #11) on the undercard of Wilder v Ortiz.
NOTE: Breazeale (WBC#11 following his win against Ugonoh) was drafted in as a guy for Stiverne to beat in a tune-up fight after Stiverne was forced to step aside for Luis Ortiz by the WBC. Remember Whyte (WBC#4) had already won his title eliminator 8 months earlier. The WBC will now start nudging up Breazeale’s ranking month by month.
BERMANE STIVERNE INTERVIEW TALKS STEP ASIDE, WILL FACE BREAZEALE NOVEMBER 11TH - YouTube

SEPTEMBER 2017: Luis Ortiz fails a drug test…
Deontay Wilder still wants to fight Luis Ortiz, ruling coming soon (standingeightcount.com)
Stiverne (Don King), who has not fought in 2 years, will now be elevated to be Wilder’s mandatory challenger.

OCTOBER 2017: Instead of Breazeale (PBC) fighting Whyte on the undercard, the WBC allows Breazeale to choose his opponent for his title eliminator. Breazeale chooses Eric Molina (PBC)! The same Eric Molina (PBC) who is now serving a UKAD ban. *** remember this, it will be important later.
Heavyweights Dominic Breazeale, Eric Molina to fight on Brooklyn undercard (espn.com)

OCT 2017: UKAD provisionally suspends Eric Molina for failing his post-fight test against Joshua, but the ruling is not released to the media as yet.
US boxer Eric Molina banned for two-years after failing post-fight drugs test after Anthony Joshua knockout (thesun.co.uk)

OCT2017: Breazeale (WBC#6) v Molina (WBC#12) press release has this as a Final Eliminator. The media are shocked by this, questioning the WBC. Note Breazeale, month by month has been nudged up from WBC #11 to #6. lol
The WBC change their website from “final eliminator” to “eliminator” following the backlash.
IS THE WBC BACKING OFF "FINAL" ELIMINATOR STATUS FOR BREAZEALE v MOLINA??? - YouTube

NOV 2017: Wilder v Stiverne, in Wilder’s first mandatory defence. 1st round KO of the morbidly obese Stiverne, who throws 4 punches.
Deontay Wilder defeats Bermane Stiverne in first-round knockout (espn.com)

NOV 2017: Breazeale v Molina, Breazeale wins the title eliminator.
Dominic Breazeale defeats Eric Molina ⋆ Boxing News 24

So end of 2017… we have Dillian Whyte who has won a WBC title eliminator and Dominic Breazeale who has won a WBC title eliminator. Everyone is now expecting Whyte v Breazeale as a final eliminator to become Wilder’s mandatory challenger.

March 2019, WBC rewrite history and claim Breazeale fought Molina in a Final Eliminator bout, and make him the Mandatory challenger to fight Deontay Wilder.
STATUS OF THE WBC HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION – World Boxing Council (wbcboxing.com)


Shall I continue?

please do! i'm still not thoroughly happy with that convoluted timeline, maybe you could go a bit more in depth, i feel you skipped if only a few but quite important details!

still quite good job! but incomplete!

eo! your reputation is on the line here!

enlighten us with your meticulously researched COMPLETE timeline of dillian whyte's wbc mandatory history! plus all the sideplots! up until now! do not leave out one thing!

candyslim wrote: ↑23 Oct 2021, 05:36

Finkel wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:31

Bandog wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 19:07

Even for the same money, wanting the Whyte fight for a chace to take his mandatory status is a no brainer. Besides, Whyte is a semi-shot gatekeeper that ran from an eliminator ordered by the WBC...2 actually.

idiotic post

You seem surprised Finkel. Has Bandog been flying under your radar?

Great work on the time-line btw but I'm sure you realize the Whyte haters won't read it as it doesn't suit their agenda and even if they do you'll get the standard "Boo hoo, cry me a river, are you so dumb you expect life to be fair?" kind of moronic response.