Yes, Brahmer is very possible, but I'd say if it's 175, it's 60-40 that Garay will be the opponent. He was ready to challenge Green and I don't know how they can make the WBA to break their rules - unless they offer Garay a step-aside money. Which is possible, but we just don't know about it.
who knows not really sure if calzaghe has vacated all his belts but wbo lets him have extra time to see if he would move back down a weight so maybe 1 of his belts , but saying that Inkin is still in a elimation unless he pulled out becuase he can gain a chance to fight kessler
Either Braemer for WBO (interim perhaps?), Haussler for WBA (Godforbid! How did Haussler get rated #3? Corruoption! Disgrace!) Inkin for WBC (maybe they offered Joe C a lot of money to give it up early or the Jones fight is on the books - they talked of "controversial negotiations). Definitely not Bute. And theres no way its Taylor or Winky as its in a pretty small venue (c. 6000) and HBO has something elso on schedule that night.
I'm guessing the same way Martin Kristjansen was ranked 3rd by the WBO before Khan fought him - by beating absolutely nobody. Christ. I wish the organizations would either go away and align under a single governing body like the MMA organizations do (which, as we all know, will never happen unless Oscar the wanna-be billionaire buys them all out), or at least create a more objective points- or ladder-based system for ranking. The way that fighters can jump into the top 10 and fight for a belt (sometimes fighting for belts outside the top 10) pisses me right off.
Well HBO may very well be sending the Kessler fight as part of their program on the 21th - like they did the Andrade-fight. Mads Larsen could also be a likely opponent for the 168 WBA-title - Mundine-Soliman has not been aproved as a WBA-fight, so it's likely that Mundine drops the belt...
YES!! and he will become worldchamp again,and then he has to fight a couple of times each year. in the US.:good