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Colin Payne
Posted: 2012-05-09 04:36:23
Easy answer for me is lets hope not. The BBBC is by far the best fight sanctioning body in the world and any attempts to undermine it should be resisted by anyone interested in the future of the sport.

The Haye fight is a slightly worrying one I have to say and Frank Warren will sell lots of tickets thats for sure, but looking at the press conference yesterday I couldn't help but think its not a fight that has the best interest of the sport at heart

The IBF tried a few years back with IKB (UK) and the BBBC simply warned anyone that looked to work with them that they would lose their licences and it never got anywhere. The hope is that this would happen again if anyone else tried

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