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Comments Thread For: Golovkin: No Big Fights at 168, I Make 160 Easy - I'm Not Big 160
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Originally posted by Eastcoast View PostNo one's talking about the WBC, the IBF started in '84. It took 5 seconds to Google that, I got other stuff to do than worry about you. You don't see me showing up where you work and start knocking dicks out of your mouth.
You asked if the division existed, the answer is yes, too bad you don't like it. It's moot anyways. There were no big fights for Hagler to move to take, so he had no reason to move up as he was legit size for a MW.
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Originally posted by Jubei View PostBig fights at 160
1.) Canelo - Fight has to happen otherwise Oscar + Canelo will lose face
2.) Saunders - 4th and final belt to have a unified undisputed MW champion owning all major belts and make history, with GGG becoming huge in the UK Saunders can not much longer duck the fight
3.) Jacobs - Jacobs has secondary belt and is mandatory for GGG
4.) Eubank - Big fight in the UK still, UK is the new boxing capitol, Eubank might give GGG trouble
5.) Huge guys from 154 lb moving up - Charlo's, J-Rock, Andrade and everyone's favorite GGG destroyer the cuban runner Lara
Big fights at 168
1.) DeGale vs Jack winner sometime in 2017
2.) Zurdo Ramirez sometime in 2017 (currently out with Hand Injury)
Whoever says GGG needs to move up now is seriously stupid, a hater or doesn't know shit about boxing.
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Originally posted by Jimmy 23 View PostBoxing "fans" about 150 lbs at max Mayweather (5 division champ 36 y.o)- he's scared to fight 170 lbs Alvarez.Boxing "fans" about 170-173 lbs GGG (1 division champ 34 y.o) - why move up in weight (168)?
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Originally posted by Golovkin View PostNAHuhl Can'tWeyNO WACKvarez just extended anorexia by another 2 years.
"“If you look at the history of the fight game, especially in this new era, it’s full of stars cherry picking their opponents,” McGregor told The Times. “When they hold a position of power, when they get a name, all of a sudden they pick weaker opponents. They look down their division. Nobody looks up a division. Nobody looks at true challenges.
"Golovkin turning around to fight 147-pound champion Kell Brook for his next opponent, “it’s an era of cherry picking,” McGregor said.
“It’s not like that with me. I’m here to challenge myself. I’m training to go up two divisions, and it’s going to be a great fight,” he said.
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Originally posted by NateHound View PostFair enough, well that one's on me. Still, having said that... do you really think he's not suited perfectly to Middleweight? I don't get why people feel the need to pressure fighters into multiple weight classes.
2) I think that comes with the territory and the standard held today, when you've had guys like Dela Hoya, Mayweather, Pacuiao, Jones, Hopkins, Duran and a lot of other guys moving between classes that's how you can measure how good a fighter is.
There are exceptions , Hagler is one of them, but to be honest back on those days Hagler had tough guys who he could fight @160, right now MW is one of the weakest classes overall.It's because I like GGG that I really want to see how good he is, he needs to move up or down, otherwise he'll just be remembered as very good MW who never did something notable on his career.
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View PostWTF ?
give it a rest bro
Loeffler dropped Degale's name to justify the Brook selection.....
at least click the link, if you can't remember
Tom said they would have no problem fighting Degale, to excuse the fact that they selected Brook..... but Gennady himself just took a dump on that weak excuse.
Who the fck are you, a public prosecutor?
And even with a public prosecutor, people aren't responsible of what other pople are saying/doing.
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