Everyone is jumping on what the WBC and GBF have had to say.
Has anyone thought of this scenario, what would the WBC and GBF stance be, if Vitali Klitschko decided to vacate his WBC title then fight the winner of Haye/Chisora as manager Bernt Bonte eluded he wanted to happen at the Klitschko/Chisora after fight press conference.
What would both bodies do if K2 Promotions could not resist the money the fight would generate? First of all no expensive sanctioning fees of the WBC and it is my understanding the GBF have a lot less power in their country than the BBBofC have in this country.
As soon as anyone comes out with negative stuff concerning Haye/Chisora, people start needlessly panicking.
The WBC and GBF will sh it themselves about their bank balances if K2 in anyway support Vitali fighting the winner of Haye/Chisora. And if they dont how will Bernt Bonte back out of what he had to say at the Munich Press Conference.
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Haye v chisora should be good, price v fury would be good whilst it lasts, but apart from that give me a welter/middle weight fight any day.MachoMan09 wrote:Here's my question...
When was the last decent heavyweight world title fight? I honestly can't remember. Months and months of chit-chat and hype and the end product is a sack of shit. That everyone laps it up time after time suggests to me that the fights themselves are unimportant.
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What's the GBF? Jesus, not another acronym to learn...
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German Boxing Federation.
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The gangsters boxing federation....dondada wrote:What's the GBF? Jesus, not another acronym to learn...