WBA lets Wladimir Klitschko delay fight against Povetkin
The World Boxing Organization (WBA) has granted special permission for world heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko to hold, before a bout with WBA regular champion Alexander Povetkin, a fight with another contender if agreement with the Russian is reached by February 28, 2013.
"If that happens, the bout [against Povetkin] should be scheduled no later than July 31. Otherwise, an auction will be held among promoters on March 18 for the right to hold this fight," reads a statement posted on the official Web site of the WBA.
The fee for the fight between the Ukrainian and the Russian should be split in the following proportions: 75% for Klitschko and 25% for Povetkin. If Klitschko is defeated during a voluntary defense of his titles before the fight against Povetkin, the money will be split equally between the two boxers.
As reported, the World Boxing Organization (WBA) obliged Wladimir Klitschko to hold a fight with Alexander Povetkin by February 24, 2013.
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