Comments Thread For: Golovkin: Beating Canelo Would Be Biggest Win of Career, Very Fulfilling

[famicommander]

dude you actually list kassem freakin uma and kell brook...hell everyone you listed was trash and not anything to brag about

I literally just listed the former or current world titlists he beat, without commentary.

16 wins over opponents ranked in the top 10 of the division he fought them in at the time of the fight. That doesn't include names like Ouma or Brook, who were not ranked at middleweight when GGG beat them.

If 16 Ring Magazine/TBRB top 10 wins isn't impressive, what qualifies as impressive to you?

[Mammoth]

Show me a list of fighters with more wins over TBRB/Ring Magazine ranked opponents.

I'll save you some time: the only active guys with more are Canelo Alvarez and Nonito Donaire.

He's 40. He should have those wins but that's still some pretty mild competition.

[Silence]

What's a joke about it? The "robberies" comment aside, I'm pretty sure everything else he listed are facts. Give GGG a break, not everyone can have as impressive a resume as Jermall Charlo...

Charlo's best "legitimate" wins: Trout, Derevyan GGG's best "legitimate" wins: Lemieux, Murata

A GGGeezer fan can't even criticize Charlo let alone high level ATG Canelo.

[james240]

There's a possibility that Canelo may not be the same after the Bivol fight. It could be for a variety of reasons. Maybe he's comfortable after winning multi million paydays. Maybe the loss messed with his ego. One thing is for sure, other opponents including sparring partners, will be more bold when confronting Canelo. They no longer fear him the way they used to. The mystique has been shattered. Canelo is no longer seen as invincible. He's beatable.

To much golfing,

[PrimadonnaKool]

He has 16 wins over TBRB/Ring Magazine top 10 opponents, 2 robberies against Canelo, and 6 wins over current/former world titlists (not including interim or Regular):
W vs Kassim Ouma TKO 10 (former IBF 154 champion)
W vs Daniel Geale TKO 3 (former unified 160 champion; dropped a belt to duck GGG previously)
W vs David Lemieux TKO 8 (unification; reigning IBF 160 champion)
W vs Kell Brook TKO 5 (reigning IBF 147 champion)
W vs Danny Jacobs UD 12 (future IBF 160 champion)
W vs Ryota Murata TKO 9 (unification; reigning WBA 160 champion)

David lemiuex

147 kell brook

Daniel geale!

Man that's a bleak resume

[El Más Loco]

Of course it will be his biggest win.....he has 0 big name victories on his resume.

[famicommander]

Of course it will be his biggest win.....he has 0 big name victories on his resume.

Danny Jacobs was a great win. He was coming off 12 straight KO wins, the last four of which were over Caleb Truax, Sergio Mora, Peter Quillin, and Sergio Mora again. Jacobs also won his next 3 after the GGG loss, picking up an IBF strap on the way before losing it in a unification with Canelo.

[BodyBagz]

"Bereft of substance?" Dude is an Olympic silver medalist, has been a multiple time World Champion, a 2 time unified World Champion, Ring Magazine's #1 pound for pound, highest KO ratio in middleweight history and has never been knocked down in almost 400 fights. He's still a unified champ at FORTY years old and is worth tens of millions of dollars and has a beautiful wife and kids. He doesn't have to be your favorite fighter but you're a jealous pathetic loser and I'm sure ANYONE can agree on that.

All of that is meaningless.

Nelo or Bust

[BodyBagz]

So? Robota Murata is golden medalist.



Against Kamils, Muratas and Macklins.



Worst p4p holder ever. Canelo beat the crap out of him in the rematch, kicked his a$$ and threw him out.



Against tomato cans.



His best puncher opponent was Jacobs.. Canelo will destroy that ****** argument in September too.



Zero relevance.



Only an idiot is jealous of his hamster career.

They prove our point with that list of dreck.

No Nelo, No GGG

[hugh grant]

Things change quickly. Ggg was favourite in 1st and 2nd fight. So he will get more credit for 3rd win now