WTF is it wiht all these differnet world title designations now!?

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Then you have things like Inter-continental, international, silver international, silver youth...Can I fight for the ****ing me off title....?

 

The WWE has less belts and their more meaningful than half of the belts this sport has. An Australian guy just won the IBF North American Middleweight belt. I didn't realise Australia was part of North America.
Might make my trip to the States less expensive now!

 

Sherman Williams won the WBO China Zone heavyweight title, the interim WBO Asia Pacific heavyweight title and the interim WBO Oriental heavyweight title when he beat Chauncy Welliver...

Williams is from the Bahamas and Chauncy is from New Zealand (though born in the USA I think)

 

Intercontinental and international titles are regional titles so basically they mean a certain fighter is a champion of a specific area rather than champion of the world.
silver champion was originally an interim champion but now it's basically a junior version of the real title.

Super champion is when a fighter has 2 or more world titles. For example if fighter A has the IBF and WBA belts,he is the super WBA champion. And then the WBA also has a regular WBA champion which is basically a junior world champion.

*the IBF thankfully only has 1 champ in each division with no BS super champs.

 

The WWE has less belts and their more meaningful than half of the belts this sport has.

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Yea saw silver youth the other day, That really pissed me off how ridiculous, combine 2 ******ed titles?


I wish we nuked the WBC, WBA, WBO, IBA, IBO, IBF, NBA, EBU, BBBofC, and other title groups and made the title,

WOOB, We could call it. World Organization Of Boxing, only thing that isn't taken, :-(.

WOOB Heavyweight title
WOOB interim title
WOOB Inter-Continental title
WOOB European Title
WOOB North American title
WOOB Asian Title
WOOB Aussie title
WOOB African title
WOOB Youth title

Thats it.

 

It's a fake sport, no belts mean ****, actors get them as jokes.

 

Out of interest...what region does "international" cover? What region does "inter-continental" cover? I understand titles like "European" or "North American", "Asia" and "African" and even "Commonwealth" as they are defined land areas (even if they aren't connected up). But International and Inter-Continental just seem like vague descriptions.

In regards to "Super Champion" you've given us the "normal" description (although there was a time where the WBA had Gamboa as their "unified" champion), but how are Chris John, Felix Sturm, Andre Ward, Floyd Mayweather all "Super Champions"?

Also the WBA have a "Super title" (I think that's what they call it) which is held by a legend of the sport in theid division, i.e. Ali at Heavyweight.

 

I am astonish at the amounts of title belts for every weight class, I was thinking that maybe those boxers were getting them from inside their cereal boxes.

 

International just means "not a world title" as does intercontinental. It sounds impressive I guess. I can't keep all this **** straight.

 

They are to simplify things.

 

Belts are a joke these days. It's all about the draw and purse now really

 

I saw the IBU Intercontinental Interim Diamond Cruiserweight Champion fight at the YMCA last week