Filip Hrgovic sees himself competing in the heavyweight division for another five years. His recent comments regarding mandatory challenger Frank Sanchez, however, spark an immediate Filip Hrgovic Calls Frank Sanchez Defense a ‘Maybe’ @ Boxing News 24

Filip Hrgovic referred to a title defense against mandatory challenger Frank Sanchez as a "maybe" when discussing future heavyweight matchups with reporters, according to The Ring. Hrgovic instead highlighted potential bouts with Agit Kabayel or the winner of Daniel Dubois versus Fabio Wardley 2, stating he envisions competing in the heavyweight division for another five years with unification goals.
Boxing News 24 argues that Hrgovic is actively attempting to avoid Sanchez, describing the Cuban contender as a difficult stylistic challenge following Hrgovic's tough fight against Moses Itauma. The outlet claims Hrgovic is targeting richer unification bouts and suggests he will only face Sanchez if forced by the sanctioning body.
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