Green vs Wlodarczyk - Dannyweight?

But it makes all parties look bad. Especially when the last fight was a whopping 6kg under the limit against a fighter retired over 3 years.

 

At the end of the day Stiffy, if the challenger is stupid/greedy enough to take said inducements and come in under weight, who is to blame?

 

Yes I understand all that but Phillip Austin / Leon surely knew about the 195 BS and just didn't let on or were told not to. I don't believe for 1 second that they didn't know.

 

It. was. not. in. the. contract.

That is all that was ever claimed. I even said weeks ago to read between the lines, but apparantly such a clue signposted as that is a little too highbrow around this place.

 

Leon are you happy that Sugar Ray Leonard won a BS 175 lb title off LaLonde and made LaLonde weigh-in under 168 ?

I don't care who it is, Green/Pacman/Leonard it doesn't matter a world title fight should always be at the limit and if fighters such as Green are using their financial clout for their opponent to have to weigh in under the limit at some catchweight / career low weight then that is as good as cheating to me.

And please don't bring up - "Well it's up to the opponent to agree/disagree". A man with integrity would want to win/defend the title at the true limit.

 

Were there incentives for BJ Flores to weigh in under 195 ? and if so were you and Phillip Austin aware of this ? YES or NO

 

It's as good as cheating.

 

Hey Ty, maybe Green is a cheat. Austin too, he probably is, and Leon, and Mundine and Left Jab Danny, and all the aus officials, and the promoters too, lets not forget the managers and trainers, ffs I don't even trust the ring card girls.

Let's face it Ty, Everyone remotely involved in the sport is nothing more than a lying, coniving, two faced CHEAT.

Everyone that is, except you Ty.

You are the snow white, squeaky clean, well informed, messiah of the sport of boxing. An ever popular, by the book, shining example of all that could be good in the art of pugilism.

Time to take over Ty. :happy

 

Onya mate! You've come a long way in such a short time. Two weeks ago you didn't know one thing about the sport, except the black guy normally wins. Now you know the ins and outs of weight stipulations and secondary contracts. Well done! Your mum will be no doubt very proud.

Now **** off ya trolling alt.:hi:

 

No-one gives a **** what you think, Franus 192.

You made up the 192 because you are a low, lying grub.

I know you lied, but if you want to repair some of your credibility with the others, tell us all how it is you came by that number. If not, quit asking silly questions and go to bed. You've got an early start in the pool tomorrow morning.

 

Can someone please let me know if there is anything new or of substance in this dribble.

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All I can say is, ESB Aussie Section is a great learning institution.

 

Credibility ? Does Phillip Austin and the IBO have any credibility. They just sell world titles to the highest bidder who also must be Aussies or South Africans. For whatever reason you are not in their stupid top 50 rankings they will just make up some nonsense about carry over points from when you last fought 5 yrs ago 3 weight divisions lower.
Leon also conveniently states that the Flores 195 incentive/cheatingweight was not in the contract when he knows the score.
Toni "little red riding" Hood who has 6 or 7 alts going.

Don't talk to me about credibility you clown.:roll:

 

From memory of that situation Francis, the one thing I didn't agree with was (I think) there were two belts at two divisions available.

When I heard about the weight inducements I thought it was a masterstroke. There is no obligation on the challenger to accept it. To me it shows where the head was, the money or the belt.

You don't think Francis that this was the first time in a world title fight the champion has tried to use the belt to an advantage? If so, you need to do some serious reading, all the way back to Dempsey and before. It has, it is, and it will always be a part of boxing.