標籤: Agit

弗兰克·沃伦警告世界拳击理事会，如果不命令阿吉特·卡巴耶尔与亚历山大·乌西克争夺重量级拳王头衔，可能会采取法律行动。这个问题出现之际，乌西克正准备在埃及与里科·范霍文进行交叉比赛。卡巴耶尔拥有WBC临时冠军头衔，并且是排名第一的竞争者。沃伦在最近的一次采访中明确了自己的立场，指出了有关强制性挑战者的规则。这一情况引起了整个赛区的关注，WBC 尚未公开回应，因为关于接下来将安排什么比赛的问题仍然存在。

弗兰克·沃伦坚称卡巴耶尔值得获得冠军

沃伦在接受 BoxingScene 采访时概述了他的立场，称强制比赛必须发生。 “卡巴耶尔是WBC的第一名，乌西克和里科·范霍文之间的战斗在埃及继续进行，之后WBC将不得不下令强制执行，如果他们不这样做，我们将起诉他们。”

他强调卡巴耶尔已经赢得了这个机会。 “我告诉你，我不会因为这个而生气。阿吉特 [Kabayel] 他应得的机会；他应该在那里，如果有人试图躲避这场战斗，那么他就必须离开。就这么简单。要么对抗骚动，要么撤离。”

2025年2月，卡巴耶勒击败张志磊赢得临时冠军，从而巩固了自己的位置。后来他在一月份针对达米安·尼巴 (Damian Knyba) 进行了辩护。

沃伦质疑 WBC 决策

沃伦还质疑为什么该强制性规定尚未得到确认。 “我们不会支持它，为什么一个组织不会下令这场战斗，你为什么不呢？”他说。

他指出卡巴耶尔最近的成功来支持他的论点。 “我们刚刚把球馆卖完了 [in Kabayel’s last fight] 一天之内，我们的产品就可以卖掉三倍以上。这并不是说他是一个赚不到钱的人，这是他和乌西克之间的足球场之战。”

沃伦还谈到了乌西克在这项运动中的地位。 “我想看看。我是乌西克的忠实粉丝，他是一个真正的战士，为什么他不想和他战斗呢？”他说。

亚历山大·乌西克 (Oleksandr Usyk) 计划对当前局势进行补充

乌西克已经概述了他接下来的比赛，从对阵范霍文的比赛开始。这场战斗计划在任何强制防御之前进行。

WBC尚未宣布是否会下令进行卡巴耶尔之战。这一决定可能会影响重量级赛区未来几个月的发展方向。

目前，沃伦的评论清楚地表明，卡巴耶尔的团队希望强制执行。目前局势仍悬而未决，双方都在等待WBC的下一步行动。

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Frank Warren has warned the World Boxing Council of legal action if Agit Kabayel is not ordered to face Oleksandr Usyk for the heavyweight title. The issue comes as Usyk prepares for a crossover fight against Rico Verhoeven in Egypt. Kabayel holds the WBC interim title and is ranked as the number one contender. Warren clarified her position in a recent interview, pointing to the rules for mandatory challengers. The situation has drawn attention from across the division, with the WBC yet to respond publicly as questions remain as to which fights will be ordered next.

Frank Warren says Kabayel deserves title shot

Warren outlined his stance in an interview with BoxingScene, saying that the mandatory fight should take place. “Kabayel is number one in the WBC, and the fight between Usyk and Rico Verhoeven goes on in Egypt, and afterward the WBC has to give a mandatory order, and if they don’t do it, we’ll sue them.”

He insisted Kabayel has earned the opportunity. “I’m telling you, I wouldn’t bother with it. Agit [Kabayel] deserves his chance; He must stay there, and if anyone tries to avoid that fight, he must move away from there. Its as simple as that. Fight the movement or evacuate.”

Kabayel secured his spot at February 2025 by stopping Zilei Zhang to win the interim title. He later defended it against Damien Naiba in January.

Warren raised questions on WBC’s decision-making process

Warren also questioned why the requirement had not been ratified earlier. “We won’t stand for it, why wouldn’t any organization order that fight, why wouldn’t you?” He said.

He pointed to Kabayel’s recent success in support of his argument. “We just sold out the arena [in Kabayel’s last fight] In one day, we could sell up to three times that amount. It’s not like he’s a guy you can’t make any money off of, it’s a football stadium fight between him and Usyk.

Warren also talked about Usyk’s position in the game. “I want to see it. I’m a big fan of Usyk, he’s a real warrior, why wouldn’t he want to fight him?” He said.

Oleksandr Usyk plans to add something to the current situation

Usyk has already outlined his next bouts, starting with a clash against Verhoeven. That fight is going to happen before any mandatory defense.

The WBC has not yet announced whether it will order the Kabyle fight. This decision could impact the direction of the heavyweight division in the coming months.

For now, Warren’s comments make it clear that Kabayel’s team expects the mandate to remain in place. The situation remains unresolved as both sides await the WBC’s next move.

Dogley Wilberforce is a boxing writer for SportsNaught, covering fight news, fighter reactions and major bouts in the sport… More about Dogley Wilberforce

Oleksandr Usyk has eased his stance on a potential clash with Agit Kabayel, raising fresh uncertainty over a long-discussed third fight with Tyson Fury. Speaking in an interview with the Daily Mail the undisputed heavyweight champion said Kabayel could fit into his plans following his upcoming title defense against Rico Verhoeven in May.

Usyk had previously outlined a clear path away from Kabyle, but his latest comments suggest a change. While he remains linked to the winner of the WBO eliminator between Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois, the bigger picture now looks more flexible than before.

Oleksandr Usyk leaves options open after Verhoeven fight

Usyk made it clear that his plans are not on hold, even if expectations remain for his next few fights.

“Maybe I’ll fight Kabyle, maybe I won’t face Tyson Fury for the third time, and instead I’ll fight Kabyle. I only tell my plan, but that’s not set in stone. I understand the agit fans are saying you have to fight him. But I don’t have to fight him. I’ve got to live my life, I’ve got to take care of my team, my kids. As far as fighting goes, I just work hard, and my Opponents work hard.”

“Maybe it’s possible that I fight Agit. He’s a great fighter, and he’s very smart.”

The tone is different from earlier this year when Usyk’s roadmap appeared certain. Now, depending on how things go, he is clearly keeping multiple doors open.

Inevitable pressure builds around Agit Kabyle

Kabayel’s status as a WBC mandatory challenger has been a topic of discussion for months. His camp has worked hard for a title shot, arguing that he has earned it.

The 32-year-old is unstoppable and is considered one of the more disciplined legends outside the top level. Usyk’s public praise only adds weight to his case.

If Usyk chooses Kabayel next, it will satisfy quiet criticism of his avoidance of the expectations and mandates of the sanctioning body. If not, the pressure is likely to increase.

Tyson Fury Trilogy No Longer Guaranteed

After the previous two fights, a third fight with Fury seemed inevitable. Now, that scenario is much less certain.

Fury has continued to seek a trilogy following his defeat in December 2024, but Usyk’s latest comments suggest it is no longer a priority.

Now everything depends on time. The Wardley-Dubois winner still factors into the title picture, and Usyk’s May bout with Verhoeven remains the immediate focus.

For now, the heavyweight division remains fluid. However, one thing is clear. Usyk is still deciding what’s next.