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not looking back
East Side Guru
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Poland and proud
Posts: 5,858
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why?
would you retire if you had 3 out of the 4 world titles + Ring Title, making millions every fight, and completely dominating and toying with your opponents? but your right, when Wald retires, the division will be more competetive |
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Champion
East Side Guru
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Washington State, USA
Posts: 9,322
vCash: 125 |
He should go for 64-65 wins. So, 5 or 6 more fight in my opinion. Or if he wanted to retire now, but I see no reason he wouldn't dominate for several more years.
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Belt holder
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,624
vCash: 1000 |
IMO, he will probably fight till next year, at least. 6 more fights seem realistic.
After that he may retire or go into Vitali's mode, fighting a few more mismatches just for the money in it. |
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requiescat in pace
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: England, Up North
Posts: 22,723
vCash: 330 |
From my point of view, if he's willing to take on the best available contenders there's no reason for him to retire.
If he's gonna sit on his belts and fight the Wach's of the world then he isn't doing his legacy and favours. 20 defences only means something if it's 20 worthwhile challengers. To date not all of those have been worthwhile. Austin was mandatory so I can live with that but Wach has never been ranked by anyone ever and he was a voluntary, that helps his legacy not one jot. Atleast JMM was a former unified undisputed champion so I can live with that. |
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