Comments Thread For: Berlanga Wants To Get His Hands On GGG: "I Swear To God I Want That Fight"

[-Kev-]

Berlanga is nowhere near the level of a 41 year old GGG.

His struggling decision wins as soon as stepping to journeymen level shows he’s a journeyman himself, presently.

If he wants to turn fan perception around, he’s going to have to start look much better than he has in his last 4 fights.

[Rockybigblower]

He went looking for Canelo fight. Now he has no Canelo fight. On Matchroom for however long wonder if he fights Paccheco

More likely Pacquiao.

[_original_]

Go away Bumlanga.

[Corelone]

It wasn't Morrell Jr, remember that was the first fight he worked with Shields and the trainer wasn't on board. Fast forward three fights more, and Shields is convinced the kid is ready.

I thought Morrel was ready back then and I'm sure his confidence now has more to do with Benevidez last fight, than any improvement. Just the same its top shelf stuff.

[Boricua181]

Calling out an old guy…… be a badaxe, call out Benavidez, or Morrell

While this is true, I would definitely like to see Berlanga versus GGG, I'm not sure that GGG would be an easier fight than Benavidez, or Morrell.
That said Berlanga better concentrate on his next opponent Quigley, and if he's successful against him, then the conversation can turn to GGG, Benavidez, and Morrell.

[Boricua181]

More likely Pacquiao.

Pacheco would definitely be a great test for Berlanga, two undefeated punchers with the all important Mexico vs Puerto Rico rivalry to top it off.

[BodyBagz]

GGG didn't want any part of Falcoa

[Lance98]

ggg is too scared to fight younger guys, He should just hang it up.

[Bro. Steve]

Golovkin is looking retired to me. I wish the man well. When he was at the peak of his powers, nobody was calling him out. It was a great run -- could have been better if A-list competition had been willing to face him earlier -- but it's over now, and thanks for the memories!

[garfios]

I thought Morrel was ready back then and I'm sure his confidence now has more to do with Benevidez last fight, than any improvement. Just the same its top shelf stuff.

He's confidence has nothing to do with benavidez performance. After all he did beat up plant real bad, canelo knock the Fook out of plant, but didn't inflict this mich pain, it was quick. Shields was the one not sure if he was ready or not, I didn't like what he said back then, but I do understand why he say it abd in hindsight it was better to wait. The other thing that's showing, he ain't a YES man.