Saunders moves up to 168, in line for vacant WBO title

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  1. liger1992

    liger1992 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Seems to be the money on offer as a mandatory challenger. Lame excuse
     
  2. Scissors

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    Wrong side of the mando split apparently.
     
  3. liger1992

    liger1992 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It’s lame as Andrade was going to be on that side the first time round.

    Obviously they are weighing up the risk vs reward and Andrade is no gimme.
     
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    Andrade is a serious fighter. It would have been a terrific highly skilled match.
     
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  5. liger1992

    liger1992 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Thing is his promoter could have made Andrade an offer to ensure BJS got more money than the standard purse split but clearly sees no value in that.
     
  6. Snowy1989

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    Wonder if he'll be earning more money fighting this nobody.
     
  7. EJC83

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    That division is there for the taking, once Smith goes up to Light Heavyweight, the Middleweight division is a much harder one, Saunders knows it's time. That said, can he cope with the extra height that some of his opponents will have, given that he's not a particularly powerful puncher and relies more on his movement and punch output?