Oh, Joe, Joe, the WBC stripped Bud Crawford for not paying sanctioning bodies.

Um, um, um, he won the title.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, hold on. We know.

Uh, what happened? Bud goes off on the WBC.

Crawford says all the sanctioned and bodies accepted what he he paid them and he's not paying $300,000 to in a sanctioning fee to the WBC.

The WBC says he owes.

According to the WBC, Crawford allegedly earned $50 million for that fight.

Appreciating the magnitude of the event, the WBC modified its rule to limit the boxers' bout fee to 0.6%.

Sanctioning fee instead of the typical 3%,

the WBC rules,

regulations require.

The WBC was going to allocate 75% of the Crawford boxing bout

to the Jose Suleiman Boxers Fund,

which goes to go to fighters that, you know,

that's down in their luck, this, you know, what the case may be.

With the WBC had no choice,

but the act considering champion Crawford had received multiple,

I received ample notifications and multiple opportunities

to address and resolve the situation.

The WBC said now on the line between Christian Mabili. Oh, yeah, that's the one we saw. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He knocked that, um, then he just knocked out somebody recently. I can't, I can't remember. The dude, remember he was fighting. They were throwing them haymakers. Yeah. And it was a draw. He had to draw the last fight.

That was the one before Bud.

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