This was a mandatory fight. And this has to be mandated to do over again, because we've got to get a winner out of a mandatory fight.

It's a risky fight for Guinn, but it's also risky for James because he's facing a hungry guy who's got talent. But I expect James to come out there and show his greatness again as the pre-eminent heavyweight talent.

James stands behind his talk in the ring. And Rahman doesn't.

We all had to look to the future of (Johnson's) family and kids, which is the one aspect of this ordeal I'm very proud to deliver to our fighter - future financial stability.

I respect both Peter and Brock as fighters, but Audley was the gold medal winner in 2000. Quite frankly, I just don't see what all the fuss is about, especially if you look at each of their individual records.

It's the same story, year in and year out. You've got different factions; managers, advisers or promoters not wanting the other to get a leg up on them. But it's got to change. For the health, integrity and growth of our industry, we need a clearly defined heavyweight champion.