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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: John Ryder: If I Could Choose My Next Three Fights - Golovkin, Plant, Benavidez

    John Ryder has set his sights on a super-middleweight showdown with Gennady Golovkin - and wants to return to Mexico to do it. Ryder is coming off the back of a 12-round decision loss to Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in Guadalajara on Cinco de Mayo weekend but earned huge credit for his performance in defeat.
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    • Knuckle sandwich
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      Ryder has put himself in the miix potentially for some of these fights, hopefully he makes retirement money from them, he is such a good pro and deserves it.

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        • Joseph
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          I can't help but like Ryder. He's far from being a great boxer (he's okay), but his durability and the desire to face bigger obstacles is to be commended in a time when champions are shielding themselves from danger. I hope he gets the fights he wants and is able to retire comfortably when the time comes.

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            • Monty Fisto
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              Originally posted by Joseph
              I can't help but like Ryder. He's far from being a great boxer (he's okay), but his durability and the desire to face bigger obstacles is to be commended in a time when champions are shielding themselves from danger. I hope he gets the fights he wants and is able to retire comfortably when the time comes.
              Totally. He's like a throw back and has as much guts as anyone currently boxing. Hope he gets one of the three dream fights he mentions.

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                • GBP4LIFE
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                  Who in the hell cares about this gate keepers 3 fight plan LOL Have to be kidding me

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                    • gooderz84
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                      Plant in UK would be sweet (and realistic)

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                        • Jab jab boom
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                          3 L’s

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                            • STREET CLEANER
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                              He said that he has to be careful and not wanting to take another beating like the Canelo one. Two of those guys will give him a beating similar or worse.

                              Even on a losing effort he has shown that he can be difficult and if the fighter don't come in top form he can win. He is not easy.

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                                  I would probably pick him to beat Golovkin at this point.

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                                    • Bro. Steve
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                                      Ryder reminds me of Derevyanchenko. Fair amount of talent. Trains hard. Tough as nails. Brings 100 percent to the fight. Never wins the big ones.

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