Being KSW middleweight champion must not mean much.

[KeiranMc]

When Mamed Khalidov and Tomasz Drwal ar being described as the two best middlewights from Poland.

I know Materla is friends with Mamed but it seems like they just match Materla with fighters Mamed has already beaten.

Thoughts?

 

[qw3rty]

Yup, they should try to put one of them in LHW division
Mamed in the ME withouth a belt in line is useless

 

[Mavadorov]

Yep pretty much. Everyone knows Mamed is the real MW champ.

 

[DrGlaze]

Yup, they should try to put one of them in LHW division
Mamed in the ME withouth a belt in line is useless

I think he should move up again too, but they might be getting that title ready for Tomasz Narkun.

 

[CC27]

I understand why KSW wants Materla as MW champ, they know Mamed is already a star so why not try and make Materla a star by letting him be MW champ.

I'd rathe Materla lose and see Mamed be the champ though, he's the best MW in the org.

 

[Paskudek]

First fight with Sakurai was in lhw so i doubt Mamed will risk changing his weight again. This belt is more of an issue for Materla then Khalidov, he is a paper champ and he can change it anytime he wants by fighting with Mamed.

 

[Specnaz]

lol move up? Khalidov said that his natural weight now is 90-91 kilos which is around 200 lbs.

And about KSW belts, no one gives a f. KSW is not a regular federation like UFC, is more of a MMA event that takes place 4 times a year, which means there are only 36 bouts a year, and with the amount of polish fighters they promote, theres no way that someone fights more than two times a year that leads to champions fighting non title fights, no real ladders, no logical matchmaking. It's just how things work.

 

[Specnaz]

And about Materla, he got beat up standing both by Jay Silva and Kendall Grove, layed and prayed for a controversial decisions, his just a paper champ. If Drwal wins i assume he will face Materla next, and sort this belt thing out, but then again as I explain above no one really cares besides polish MMA media and hardcore fans.