Comments Thread For: Gennady Golovkin Getting on With Life and New Role, Says Promoter

[BodyBagz]

Haha you're a tool. Why do you have such a hard on for GGG? Are you a Canelo fan? You certainly don't know **** about boxing...

Great non answer

[BodyBagz]

Haha, you don't know **** about boxing, my guy. Ironically, Canelo has NEVER beaten an elite fighter in their prime. Every elite fighter he faced he lost to.

Your non answer made my day

[BodyBagz]

One person who he beat was Canelo, who ironically hasn't beaten an elite fighter in their prime. Clearly you don't like him, but he has accomplished more in his career than most do, and certainly more than you, who is not even a footnote in boxing scene's comments.

Prime GGG
The part of his ''resume'' that will get him into the HOF (doing my best to hold in the ing) -

Nunez
Tapia
Ouma
Simon
Fuchigami
Proksa
Rosado
Ishida
Macklin
Stevens
Murray
Monroe
LeMeh
Wade
Brook
Jacobs

His encore -
Vanes
Rolls
Shortychenko (pure gift )
Kamil
Murata

21 fights
zero threats

[Liondw]

If that's it for Gennady, that was a memorable career. Thanks for the memories, and enjoy the hard earned fruits.

[Theshotyoudontsee]

Prime GGG
The part of his ''resume'' that will get him into the HOF (doing my best to hold in the ing) -

Nunez
Tapia
Ouma
Simon
Fuchigami
Proksa
Rosado
Ishida
Macklin
Stevens
Murray
Monroe
LeMeh
Wade
Brook
Jacobs

His encore -
Vanes
Rolls
Shortychenko (pure gift )
Kamil
Murata

21 fights
zero threats

You are pointing out an issue with 90% of boxers in the last decade. The best often don't want to fight the best. GGG offered Canelo a fight and Canelo threw a belt in the trash, said he was too small, etc etc, for years. Then when he had finally aged GGG a bit, he tried, and got beat, twice. GGG was legitimately robbed of two wins. And Canelo rode that fraudulent wave with Oscar paying the way, to superstardom.

No one wanted to fight GGG in his prime. Those guys you make fun of on his resume were mostly good fighters, and many of them were badly damaged by GGG. Not sure if you actually watched him fight, but he demolished tough guys, many of whom had never been hurt and whose future career trajectory was almost certainly changed by GGG's beating. He could not be hurt and he just demolished guys. And he didn't play weight games.

Compare that to Canelo. He always had the advantage, be it chemicals or weight games or paid judges. Cherry picked. Lost to the guys who were really good.....Floyd, GGG, and a good but not great fighter in Bivol beat the crap out of him. His career and greatness is mostly hype. Good not great fighter, great chin....resume full of weak belt holders, old guys and cherry picking. He is manly smoke and mirrors.

And again, NO one wanted to fight GGG in his prime, that is a fact.

[STREET CLEANER]

It was fun when he was around. After the Murata and Canelo fights there were no real big fights for him especially taking the last as a loss.

Still in his last fight against Canelo he made it competitive down the stretch.

[BodyBagz]

You are pointing out an issue with 90% of boxers in the last decade. The best often don't want to fight the best. GGG offered Canelo a fight and Canelo threw a belt in the trash, said he was too small, etc etc, for years. Then when he had finally aged GGG a bit, he tried, and got beat, twice. GGG was legitimately robbed of two wins. And Canelo rode that fraudulent wave with Oscar paying the way, to superstardom.

No one wanted to fight GGG in his prime. Those guys you make fun of on his resume were mostly good fighters, and many of them were badly damaged by GGG. Not sure if you actually watched him fight, but he demolished tough guys, many of whom had never been hurt and whose future career trajectory was almost certainly changed by GGG's beating. He could not be hurt and he just demolished guys. And he didn't play weight games.

Compare that to Canelo. He always had the advantage, be it chemicals or weight games or paid judges. Cherry picked. Lost to the guys who were really good.....Floyd, GGG, and a good but not great fighter in Bivol beat the crap out of him. His career and greatness is mostly hype. Good not great fighter, great chin....resume full of weak belt holders, old guys and cherry picking. He is manly smoke and mirrors.

And again, NO one wanted to fight GGG in his prime, that is a fact.

Imagine a Nelo fan concocting that nonsense

[robbyheartbaby]

Was a pleasure to watch him in his prime it’s outrageous he was robbed of that awesome victory in the first Canelo fight just the typical bs that boxing spews out but the real ones out there know GGG beat Canelo at least once. Funny how he went from avoided to the most targeted name in the business once he turned 36 and started to decline. There are plenty of haters out there and moronic boxing fans can say whatever they like but GGG was and is a HOF worthy fighter. At least he got that sweet final payday.

[Theshotyoudontsee]

Imagine a Nelo fan concocting that nonsense

Except it is the truth. You obviously have a personal dislike of GGG and that is totally fine, you are entitled to your opinion. You have spent multiple lengthy posts belittling GGG as a fighter. GGG smashed good fighters. Canelo ducked him for years. Canelo's resume is mainly smoke and mirrors. He lost to Floyd, GGG, Bivol, along with a few other questionable decisions. Oscar paid well.

No one wanted to fight GGG in his prime. That isn't "concocting" anything. That actually happened.

This is all widely known stuff.

[Elastic Recoilz]

OK
Name an active fighter with a better resume

I can see you're deflecting yet again for the millionth time but lets break that resume down none the less

GGG - 40 years old (unofficially lost to him in the first 2 fights)
Baldomir - 40 years old
Mosley - 40 years old
Kovalev - 36 year old drunk with contracted rehydration clause, out of ring legal issues and 6 weeks turnaround from previous fight
Khan - a welterweight
Jacobs - contracted rehydration clause in a 160lbs unification fight??
Trout - a fighter who went on to have 5 losses
Cotto - already lost 4 times when they fought and outweighed in the ring by approx 15-20lbs
Chavez Jr - absolute bum
Callum Smith - beat a shadow of Groves (just coming back from major shoulder surgery) for the title and was fortunate Eddie Hearn robbed Ryder from winning it
BJS - Didn't live the life of an athlete between fights and would routinely balloon up to over 200lbs
Plant - Fringe world level at best
Charlo - a career junior middleweight
Lara - lost against and slow heavy feet exposed
Mayweather - absolutely took him to school
Bivol - Emasculated and took Canelo's soul

Yeah, some resume that is...