WBC has granted Wilder a fifth voluntary defense: Rudenko or Wawrzyk could be next

Wow, you are truely ******ed.

You were clearly wrong, Wilder will make a voluntary defense next...

 

You can't spell truly..

What was i wrong about? The article said first and foremost that Wilder must fight the winner. You never mentioned that. Whats wrong with Wilder fighting in Feb? Should he not fight at all?

 

Its not my first language.

You told the OP was a troll for saying Wilder would have a fifth voluntary defense, now it turns out you were completely wrong...

 

False , i said he was a troll for saying it would be against Rudenko or Wawrzyk and at he expense of the Povetkin fight.. No mention was made of the fact that Wilder has been ordered to face Povetkin and no mention was made that he would fight either of those guys.
Why did you ignore the fact that Wilder was ordered to face Povetkin after he beats Stiverne?

 

Not defending Wilder here, so chill out.

BUT... if the WBC still has Povetkin vs. Stiverne as the mandatory and is adamant about enforcing it, then you kind of can't blame Wilder at all. Ya know, the whole Povetkin testing positive just weeks before the fight thing. In that sense, blame the WBC. Not just for allowing it, but for keeping Povetkin in the position to reinforce his mandatory spot without actually giving that mandatory spot to the next ranked challenger.

The WBC is making these exceptions for Povetkin, not for Wilder, actually.

 

Really hope Wilder loses this belt he's been milking so much soon. Would be good for boxing.

 

Bit of both to be fair, the WBC has been very soft allowing Wilder to take easy voluntaries for a while now.

But Wilder-Povetkin would've happened last year if it hadn't been for the meldonium business.

 

Totally agree.

Wilder's opposition sucks.

Just pathetic that his rankings are actually legitimate... because the rest of the division is that putrid.

 

What WBC ranked bodies should he have fought? Duaplas is a good win. Spilka is a good win. Jennings and Glosov turned offers down.

 

Fixed. Jennings wanted to fight Wilder twice in the past, declined by Wilder's management both times.

 

www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2015/10/deontay_wilder_talks_american.html

http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/10/deontay-wilder-vs-bryant-jennings-possible-for-january-9th/

 

There's nothing on your list to suggest Jennings received an offer from Wilder's camp nor he turned it down. The source of he second one is Jennings calling Wilder out on his instagram ffs.

http://proxy.espn.com/blog/dan-rafael/post?id=14202
http://www.fightsports.tv/story/30225067/bryant-jennings-not-on-deontay-wilders-shortlist
http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/10/deontay-wilder-vs-bryant-jennings-not-happening-says-shaw/
http://www.badlefthook.com/2012/9/2...turned-down-golden-boy-nbc-sports-boxing-news

 

Shaw didn't want it.. It says so right there in your links.. Jennings also turned down a fight wit AJ.

Wilder is top 5 most avoided men in the whole sport.

 

The fight didn't happen because Wilder ran back to the states like a puss puss.

He then fought a real drugs cheat in his next fight despite supposedly taking a "moral stand" against it.

Povetkin would have caved his head in.