“To fulfill their requirement to defend the title regularly in a timely manner, champions shall propose voluntary defenses against Qualified Challengers as defined above.
(2/3rd) of the Board of Governors, a contender not otherwise listed in one or more of a champion of another boxing organization recognized by the WBC or (c) under special circumstances and with the approval of or ratification by two-third a former world champion or other elite challenger another WBC champion, such as a WBC Diamond or Silver Champion, Champion Emeritus, or Champion in Recess a champion or a highly-rated boxer of another weight division (b) with the approval of or ratification by a majority of the Board of Governors, (a) any of the top ten (10) rated contenders or “Champions shall defend their titles, either in a voluntary or mandatory defense, against a challenger (each, a “Qualified Challenger”) in one of the The other would be to wait for Ruiz or Ortiz in April. “A challenger who wins the title inherits the mandatory defense obligations of the champion he defeated unless the WBC in its sole discretion otherwise directs.”įury, if he returns, has only two options. “No bout shall be considered a mandatory defense unless expressly approved as mandatory by the WBC and made exclusively against an official mandatory challenger designated by the WBC. “A champion may be required to make more than one mandatory defense per year if the WBC has designated more than one mandatory challenger for any reason. That’s unless an exception is granted by the WBC in its sole discretion. On mandatory defense, the WBC rules state: “All WBC champions shall make at least one (1) mandatory defense per year. A WBC champion may not compete to hold a championship of another organization unless permitted by the WBC in its sole discretion.” WBC Mandatory Rules “Further, the WBC may also withdraw recognition of a mandatory or qualifying challenger for inactivity or failure to engage in any bout ordered by the WBC. “A champion who does not defend his title within the periods set forth herein shall forfeit his title unless the WBC in its sole discretion otherwise permits. Permitted by the WBC in its sole discretion. “Upon winning a title, a WBC champion must defend the title within 90 to 120 days or as otherwise ordered by the WBC, unless otherwise ordered or
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