Milli and Sadio Battle for Ibf Spot

#3 Christian Mbilli (28-0, 23 kos) and #4 Kevin Lele Sadjo (24-0, 21 kos) will meet in a Super Medium title delete from IBF in May in Paris, France. The winner of the Mbillii-Sadjo struggle will be the mandatory challenger of the IBF Super Medium Champion, William Scull, or whoever holds his belt when he fights.

Implications of the title

If the winner of Mbilli-Sadjo is lucky, Canelo Alvarez will have the title of IBF. It is not that he never agrees to fight the winner, but there is always the possibility. This is not realistic, but he is the best winner of Mbilli vs. Sadjo.

If Scull still holds the IBF belt, there is not much to be financially won, except to capture its title to use it as a bait to fight older ones.

At the beginning of today, Y12 Boxing won a candidacy to stage the MBILLI-SADJO 168-LB title deletion. The 34 -year -old Sadjo is an eight -year -old professional. His best career victory so far is Jack Cullen, which does not say much. It has power, but it is short at 5’8 “and it does not have much time before it is above the hill. Mbilli should have little problem.

Mbilli, 28, reaches a tougher victory than a unanimous decision was expected against Sergiy Derevyanhenko, 39, last year on August 17. If Derevyanchenko was several years younger, it was likely that Mbilli had beaten and made it easy.

Scull (23-0, 9 kos) is now the probable opponent of the unified Super Middleweight champion of three Helt, Canelo, in Cinco de Mayo. Alvarez will probably choose to fight him because he wants to recover his IBF title.

The other 168 options are much more risky for Alvarez. No one will be excited about Canelo Fighing Scull, but I don’t think he would matter. Canelo has easily fought in recent years since he lost to Dmitry Bivol in 2022. Scull fits with the type of opposition that Canelo has been partying.