Original sentence: BoxRec has stated that nationality is not an essential part of the database, though there have been similar threads begun by fans of boxers with controversial nationality issues, such as Arthur Abraham.Clan Duddy, the management team of John Duddy, contacted BoxRec by posts, an official statement on the Boxrec website outlining that the details of Duddy's Irish nationality.Nationality is not a criteria that is required for official record keepers by the Assocation of Boxing Commissions.On the discussion forum BoxRec there has been a debate started by fans of John Duddy as to the listing of Duddy as a British boxer.The designation of Duddy's nationality has remained unchanged with Boxrec stating that as Duddy was born in Northern Ireland, which is part of United Kingdom, that he should be listed as British.The nationality field is a valuable tool for BoxRec editors, in helping to identify boxers with the same names, but from different countries
Edited sentence: < Heated debate regarding Duddy's nationality has taken place on the Boxrec website with moderators closing, altering or deleting threads in this issue.Clan Duddy pointed highlighted that the legal status of those born in Northern Ireland had changed.Clan Duddy, the management team of John Duddy, contacted BoxRec by posts an official statement on the Boxrec website outlining that the details of Duddy's Irish nationality.Many other Boxing organisations such as IBF, WBO and WBC listing Duddy as Irish.On the discussion forum BoxRec there has been a debate as to the listing of John Duddy as a British boxer.The designation of Duddy's nationality has remained unchanged with Boxrec stating that as as Duddy born in Northern Ireland, which is part of United Kingdom the he should be listed as British.This ruling by Boxrec must also be seen in context with their determination of the nationality listed for  Kostya Tszyu, Oleg Maskaev, Arthur Abraham, Vitali Klitschko, Wladimir Klitschko and others who's nationality is not listed according to their place of birth.due to the Good Friday Agreement which recgonises that from Northern Ireland can be legally designated as either British or Irish