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Supported by the trolls at ESB :p this guy seems to post his ratings at least a day before them and overall they are generally very good :) a little competition is a good thing ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
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Andre Ward should lose the top spot at light heavy. When is his expiry date?
As champion Ward receives an 18 month inactivity period. That time is up on the 16th of May 2015, the same goes for his Super-Middleweight championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Why not 12 months?
I personally feel championships should be won and lost in the ring. I prefer to use stripping as a last resort. I feel a champion should be given every opportunity to defend his title.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
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As always, excellent job. I've actually been waiting on you. So many possible good matchups when you look at those lists.
What's up with Quillen, I haven't heard anything about him in a while.
Thanks very much. This site is full of many knowledgeable members and I often find myself spending way too much time reading through numerous threads. There seems to be a genuine respect between most members here even though we do not always agree. Members here are able to debate this sport with passion, facts and knowledge.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus
One fight I'm intrigued about is Omar Narvaez vs Naoya Inoue on Dec-30th. Inoue stepping up two divisions to challenge the number 1 guy at that weight!
As for Quillin, he was supposed to defend against Korobov in a fight that was going to be promoted by JayZ's RocNation for a reported career high pay day. But he relinquished that belt saying he was looking for bigger fights. Since then he has been on the shelf. But with Taylor winning a belt I think Haymon may be steering him in that direction.
Thanks again for the support
Yes heard Quillin give a cryptic interview during I think the GGG v Rubio fight where he says the decision to relinquish the title was made in his best interest and that in the future it would make sense. If he does end up fighting and most likely beating Taylor then winning a more reputable belt would have been a good decision even though he will not be paid as well.
Many rated contenders in action this past weekend and the Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko defended his title.
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