Manny Pacquiao has been named as the mandatory challenger to the soon-to-be-crowned WBC featherweight champion - the winner of a rematch between Michael Brodie and Korean Injin Chi.
Pacquiao, the reigning IBF super-bantamweight champion, holds no world title at featherweight despite his recent 11th-round destruction of Mexican Marco Antonio Barrera, who was unofficially regarded as the best featherweight in the world.
Brodie and Chi are set to rumble again in March in Manchester, with the winner mandated to face Pacquiao in June or July.
WBC really have got it in for Brodie
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Hardhitters11
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I can't help thinking that Brodie was a better fighter at light-fether.... nearly every fight he's had since moving up has been a struggle or an outand out war... he just doesn't seem as strong a Feather as he was a light-fether (or superbantam.... I prefer light feather).
This is not to knock him though... I admire him a lot for his determination to take on the best..... hopefully he will have learned somethings from the last Chi fight and come into the rematch a better fighter for it.
This is not to knock him though... I admire him a lot for his determination to take on the best..... hopefully he will have learned somethings from the last Chi fight and come into the rematch a better fighter for it.
Re: WBC really have got it in for Brodie
Bennie, this is what the WBC stated would happen before Brodie vs Chi 1. The winner of the vacant fight, would fight the winner of the Barrera vs Pacquiao match.bennie wrote:Manny Pacquiao has been named as the mandatory challenger to the soon-to-be-crowned WBC featherweight champion - the winner of a rematch between Michael Brodie and Korean Injin Chi.
Pacquiao, the reigning IBF super-bantamweight champion, holds no world title at featherweight despite his recent 11th-round destruction of Mexican Marco Antonio Barrera, who was unofficially regarded as the best featherweight in the world.
Brodie and Chi are set to rumble again in March in Manchester, with the winner mandated to face Pacquiao in June or July.
The WBC are only keeping to their word. Apparently, Barrera and Sullaman had patched up their differences and Barrera wanted to own the WBC title - oops.