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    They could find the next Golovkin....

  • #2
    they don't make it in every corner....

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    • #3
      They might want to find the next Cotto Canelo or Floyd. The next Golovkin might turn down the two biggest fights of his life, like this Golovkin seems to be doing. Is that what they want?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by El Tejano View Post
        They could find the next Golovkin....
        There will never be another Golovkin

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        • #5
          Originally posted by SeekDaGreat View Post
          They might want to find the next Cotto Canelo or Floyd. The next Golovkin might turn down the two biggest fights of his life, like this Golovkin seems to be doing. Is that what they want?
          Ward ran to 175 like a coward to avoid the monster that is Golovkin

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          • #6
            Not all of those countries represent lucrative untapped markets with large populations.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Golovkin. View Post
              Ward ran to 175 like a coward to avoid the monster that is Golovkin
              Didn't go down like that, when Ward finally figured out g string didn't have the stones to fight him, he moved on

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Golovkin. View Post
                There will never be another Golovkin
                I hope you're right, boxing has had enough divas that are unwilling to fight quality opposition

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                • #9
                  Why isn't any promoter signing more fighters from those regions? That's a better question.

                  I'll give you three names, all three of them are Middleweights.

                  Hurshidbek Normatov, Uzbekistan
                  Here he is beating the Current World Amateur Champion.


                  Meirim Nurusultanov, Kazakhstan


                  Petr Khamukov, Russia


                  All three of them are in their early 20's (I think Khamukov is entering his mid-20's), good ages to turn pro if someone were to sign them.
                  All three of them would probably be Olympic medal contenders (Khamukov actually qualified to the Olympics, but Russia is obviously only allowed to choose one and they chose Chebotarev), but unfortunately for them they are behind their countrymen. Normatov is behind Melikuziev, Nurusultanov is behind Alimkhanuly, and Khamukov is behind Chebotarev. Melikuziev, Alimkhanuly, and Chebotarev are all medal favorites.
                  Probably seen as less marketable, so won't be given a chance.
                  They would add more to the Middleweight and Super Middleweight divisions, but instead they're going to hype up other fighter(s) as the best Middleweight prospects.
                  I wish European promoters would step up and sign them if American promoters won't. Waste of talent.
                  Last edited by HI-TECH Boxing; 02-11-2016, 09:16 PM.

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                  • #10
                    Bring Dmitry Pirog back lol

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