Which Fight Do You Prefer Next For Jermall Charlo?

I'm not saying what fight is more likely, just what you PREFER for Charlo next...Or end of the year since he's probably fighting Montiel or someone like that next. For me, it is easily GGG. That's been my dream fight for over two years. Both styles just mesh beautifully and we would be in store for a great action fight. Benavidez provides that as well but GGG gets the slight edge for me. Would love either of these fights, but GGG is the preference. Lil Gennady

Knowing casual fans, they probably don't even really know GGG and Charlo are in the same weight class. And even if they did, they'd probably mix up the Charlo. IDK, maybe they do - but everything revolves around the main guy, and there is nobody since Canelo left. Could be why there is no demand for GGG to fight him and vice versa - I think that matchup would bring some context to Charlo's career. It's all he needs I think, he can be the guy at 160 if he wins. Seems like a slugfest too

He's not fighting on DAZN bro, let's be real.

Golovkin is old but style wise that's a good match.

I voted for Boo Boo. Same division, both are closer to their primes, both hold titles, and there's a history there that could help sell it.

Why the F^CK not GGG who has been quiet and haven't announced anything! I'm sure DAZN don't want to pay him big money for another sh^t opponent. I like the Murata for GGG I would be OK with that. Why in the hell Munguia not being pushed to cash in his Mandatory with Charlo he is #1 by the WBC last I checked that is a Solid fight Bad feeling Jermall get stuck fighting Juan Macias Montiel, the guy who just destroyed James Kirkland. 160 is dead without Canelo! Instead Jermall should indeed move up and test the Waters at 168 vs maybe Gabe Rosado who many felt just BEAT Danny Jacobs

GGG fans are voting for anybody but GGG

GGG is probably the best option for Jermall. It could be a passing of the torch type of fight for Jermall or a carrer revival type of fight for GGG. A win for GGG would help him justify another crack at Canelo too. As much as I would enjoy watching Charlo fight Benavidez next, I would like to see him accomplish a little bit more at 160 before moving up. I understand he outgrew the 154lbs division, but I feel like he would be leaving too much food at the table by going straight up to 168 for Canelo. However, the second best fight for me would be Benavidez. Because that would mean Jermall is straight gearing up for a third title in as many weightclasses before potentially challenging Canelo for 168 supremacy (provided Canelo doesn't lose).

Why isn't Canelo on your list? I chose these three fights. I know if you put Canelo the thread will turn into something else.

Why isn't Canelo on your list?

Golovkin is an old man only interested in fighting bums before he sails off into retirement. Benavidez is 24 years old, big and strong with fast hands. He would present a much bigger challenge at this point. That's the more bang-for-your-buck fight. Would love this fight. Benavidez and Charlo both can be hit and have nice skills. Another fire fight.

Benavidez by far and then Andrade. The Benavidez fight would be all fireworks. The Andrade fight would have less fireworks unless Charlo is better than I think he is or Andrade worse. Golovkin is way past being at the top of his game and the fight wouldn't mean shyt anymore, except to the Charlo faithful.

GGG, best style matchup

Unification.... I was to see him and Boo Boo, because there is bad blood there, and the winner would have two belts and more hype. He doesn’t want to fight Benavidez so no point in bringing that up (He did another interview with Custer saying he would rather fight Boo Boo). GGG isn’t going to entertain Charlo when he makes 10-15m facing rolls.

If GGG doesn't want to go down as the most overrated pound for pound boxer in the history of boxing with the worst resume in the history of champions, he must fight Charlo. At least it will rehabilitate the image that he's afraid of dangerous challenges.

Golovkin is an old man only interested in fighting bums before he sails off into retirement. Benavidez is 24 years old, big and strong with fast hands. He would present a much bigger challenge at this point. That's the more bang-for-your-buck fight.

Any of these 3 will cement his legacy