Savage Made..."What Is Triple G's Greatest Win???..."

[IceTrayDaGang]

I got hated on by the G fans when I said that G has a weak resume.. Honestly, I think Daniel Jacobs is his best win?

[Donnie Herrera]

I got hated on by the G fans when I said that G has a weak resume.. Honestly, I think Daniel Jacobs is his best win?

Seems to be the consensus…and he most def had a weak resume…

[Dr Z]

Savage Made..."What Is Triple G's Greatest Win???..."

Mr. Gennady Golovkin (GGG) vs. The Ring Magazine Ranked Fighters. Gennady Golovkin, known as "GGG," had a dominant career at middleweight (160 lbs), holding multiple world titles from 2010 to 2019. He was the #1 ranked pound for pound man, During his peak (roughly 2012–2018), he was frequently ranked No. 1 in The Ring Magazine's middleweight division. His opponents were often carefully selected to build his record, but many were explicitly ranked in The Ring's top 10 at middleweight at the time of their fights. Based on historical Ring rankings from that era (sourced from Wikipedia fight reports, BoxRec, and Ring archives), GGG secured 9 wins against Ring-ranked middleweight fighters (top 10).This count focuses on:

• Opponents ranked in The Ring's middleweight top 10 at the time of the fight.
• Clear decision, KO, or TKO victories for GGG (excluding draws or losses).

GGG's overall record is 42–2–1 (37 KOs), but his resume is sometimes critiqued for lacking "signature" wins against all-time greats (e.g., he drew with Saul "Canelo" Álvarez in 2017, lost in the 2018 rematch. At least one decsion was a robbery. He methodically cleared out the division's contenders, with 23 straight KOs from 2008–2016.Key Wins Against Ring-Ranked FightersHere's a breakdown of those 9 victories, with the opponent's Ring ranking, fight outcome, and date:

Grzegorz Proksa	#10	TKO 5	Sep 1, 2012	European champ; GGG's U.S. TV debut.
Matthew Macklin	#5	TKO 3	Jun 29, 2013	Body-shot KO elevated GGG to Ring #1.
Curtis Stevens	#9	TKO 8	Nov 2, 2013	Aggressive brawler; corner stopped it.
Daniel Geale	#4	TKO 3	Jul 26, 2014	Former IBF champ; GGG's jab set up KO.
Martin Murray	#3	MD 12	Feb 21, 2015	Closest fight; GGG outlanded him 183–140.
David Lemieux	#2	KO 8	Oct 17, 2015	Power-punching rematch of amateur clash.
Dominic Wade	#6	TKO 2	Mar 5, 2016	Quick finish; Wade frozen by pressure.
Ryota Murata	#8	TKO 9	Apr 9, 2022	Late-career win; unified WBA/IBF titles.
Kamil Szeremeta	#10	TKO 7	Dec 18, 2020	Mandatory defense; GGG broke him down.

• Total Ring Top 10 Opponents Faced: 11 (including the 9 wins above, plus the 2017 draw vs. Canelo at #2 and a 2019 loss to Canelo at #1).
• Non-Middleweight Ranked Wins: GGG also beat fighters like Kell Brook (#1 welterweight/super welterweight in 2016, TKO 5) and Steve Rolls (unranked), but these don't count toward middleweight titles.
• Why This Matters: Clearing out 9 of 11 top-10s in a division shows dominance, but critics (e.g., Ryan Garcia in 2025 interviews) argue the era's middleweight field was "weak" compared to historical greats like Marvin Hagler. GGG's 88% KO rate and granite chin (never knocked down in 45 pro fights) substantiate his fearsome rep.
• Career Highlights: 2x unified middleweight champ; The Ring's 2017 Fight of the Year (vs. Canelo I); inducted into discussions for Hall of Fame in 2025, and willl be a first nomination guy. A rare honor.

Does that give some detail.?


- Dr Z

[El_Mero]

getting canelo to hand his belt over to him without even getting into the ring

the whole mexicans dont fcuk around....was hikarious

[Smash]

the whole mexicans dont fcuk around....was hikarious

yeah all u have to do is look at them & they drop the belt lol

he had the same feeling with benny as his mando so he knew it well

[Donnie Herrera]

Mr. Gennady Golovkin (GGG) vs. The Ring Magazine Ranked Fighters. Gennady Golovkin, known as "GGG," had a dominant career at middleweight (160 lbs), holding multiple world titles from 2010 to 2019. He was the #1 ranked pound for pound man, During his peak (roughly 2012–2018), he was frequently ranked No. 1 in The Ring Magazine's middleweight division. His opponents were often carefully selected to build his record, but many were explicitly ranked in The Ring's top 10 at middleweight at the time of their fights. Based on historical Ring rankings from that era (sourced from Wikipedia fight reports, BoxRec, and Ring archives), GGG secured 9 wins against Ring-ranked middleweight fighters (top 10).This count focuses on:

• Opponents ranked in The Ring's middleweight top 10 at the time of the fight.
• Clear decision, KO, or TKO victories for GGG (excluding draws or losses).

GGG's overall record is 42–2–1 (37 KOs), but his resume is sometimes critiqued for lacking "signature" wins against all-time greats (e.g., he drew with Saul "Canelo" Álvarez in 2017, lost in the 2018 rematch. At least one decsion was a robbery. He methodically cleared out the division's contenders, with 23 straight KOs from 2008–2016.Key Wins Against Ring-Ranked FightersHere's a breakdown of those 9 victories, with the opponent's Ring ranking, fight outcome, and date:

Grzegorz Proksa	#10	TKO 5	Sep 1, 2012	European champ; GGG's U.S. TV debut.
Matthew Macklin	#5	TKO 3	Jun 29, 2013	Body-shot KO elevated GGG to Ring #1.
Curtis Stevens	#9	TKO 8	Nov 2, 2013	Aggressive brawler; corner stopped it.
Daniel Geale	#4	TKO 3	Jul 26, 2014	Former IBF champ; GGG's jab set up KO.
Martin Murray	#3	MD 12	Feb 21, 2015	Closest fight; GGG outlanded him 183–140.
David Lemieux	#2	KO 8	Oct 17, 2015	Power-punching rematch of amateur clash.
Dominic Wade	#6	TKO 2	Mar 5, 2016	Quick finish; Wade frozen by pressure.
Ryota Murata	#8	TKO 9	Apr 9, 2022	Late-career win; unified WBA/IBF titles.
Kamil Szeremeta	#10	TKO 7	Dec 18, 2020	Mandatory defense; GGG broke him down.

• Total Ring Top 10 Opponents Faced: 11 (including the 9 wins above, plus the 2017 draw vs. Canelo at #2 and a 2019 loss to Canelo at #1).
• Non-Middleweight Ranked Wins: GGG also beat fighters like Kell Brook (#1 welterweight/super welterweight in 2016, TKO 5) and Steve Rolls (unranked), but these don't count toward middleweight titles.
• Why This Matters: Clearing out 9 of 11 top-10s in a division shows dominance, but critics (e.g., Ryan Garcia in 2025 interviews) argue the era's middleweight field was "weak" compared to historical greats like Marvin Hagler. GGG's 88% KO rate and granite chin (never knocked down in 45 pro fights) substantiate his fearsome rep.
• Career Highlights: 2x unified middleweight champ; The Ring's 2017 Fight of the Year (vs. Canelo I); inducted into discussions for Hall of Fame in 2025, and willl be a first nomination guy. A rare honor.

Does that give some detail.?


- Dr Z

He didn’t beat any hall of famers…the names on his res are truly laughable…triple g is not hall of fame worthy…he’s a coward that hid from Andre Ward and 168 until Canelo moved to 168…in short triple g was a a basic fighter on peds and a bum beater…

[TheProudLunatic]

Mr. Gennady Golovkin (GGG) vs. The Ring Magazine Ranked Fighters. Gennady Golovkin, known as "GGG," had a dominant career at middleweight (160 lbs), holding multiple world titles from 2010 to 2019. He was the #1 ranked pound for pound man, During his peak (roughly 2012–2018), he was frequently ranked No. 1 in The Ring Magazine's middleweight division. His opponents were often carefully selected to build his record, but many were explicitly ranked in The Ring's top 10 at middleweight at the time of their fights. Based on historical Ring rankings from that era (sourced from Wikipedia fight reports, BoxRec, and Ring archives), GGG secured 9 wins against Ring-ranked middleweight fighters (top 10).This count focuses on:

• Opponents ranked in The Ring's middleweight top 10 at the time of the fight.
• Clear decision, KO, or TKO victories for GGG (excluding draws or losses).

GGG's overall record is 42–2–1 (37 KOs), but his resume is sometimes critiqued for lacking "signature" wins against all-time greats (e.g., he drew with Saul "Canelo" Álvarez in 2017, lost in the 2018 rematch. At least one decsion was a robbery. He methodically cleared out the division's contenders, with 23 straight KOs from 2008–2016.Key Wins Against Ring-Ranked FightersHere's a breakdown of those 9 victories, with the opponent's Ring ranking, fight outcome, and date:

Grzegorz Proksa	#10	TKO 5	Sep 1, 2012	European champ; GGG's U.S. TV debut.
Matthew Macklin	#5	TKO 3	Jun 29, 2013	Body-shot KO elevated GGG to Ring #1.
Curtis Stevens	#9	TKO 8	Nov 2, 2013	Aggressive brawler; corner stopped it.
Daniel Geale	#4	TKO 3	Jul 26, 2014	Former IBF champ; GGG's jab set up KO.
Martin Murray	#3	MD 12	Feb 21, 2015	Closest fight; GGG outlanded him 183–140.
David Lemieux	#2	KO 8	Oct 17, 2015	Power-punching rematch of amateur clash.
Dominic Wade	#6	TKO 2	Mar 5, 2016	Quick finish; Wade frozen by pressure.
Ryota Murata	#8	TKO 9	Apr 9, 2022	Late-career win; unified WBA/IBF titles.
Kamil Szeremeta	#10	TKO 7	Dec 18, 2020	Mandatory defense; GGG broke him down.

• Total Ring Top 10 Opponents Faced: 11 (including the 9 wins above, plus the 2017 draw vs. Canelo at #2 and a 2019 loss to Canelo at #1).
• Non-Middleweight Ranked Wins: GGG also beat fighters like Kell Brook (#1 welterweight/super welterweight in 2016, TKO 5) and Steve Rolls (unranked), but these don't count toward middleweight titles.
• Why This Matters: Clearing out 9 of 11 top-10s in a division shows dominance, but critics (e.g., Ryan Garcia in 2025 interviews) argue the era's middleweight field was "weak" compared to historical greats like Marvin Hagler. GGG's 88% KO rate and granite chin (never knocked down in 45 pro fights) substantiate his fearsome rep.
• Career Highlights: 2x unified middleweight champ; The Ring's 2017 Fight of the Year (vs. Canelo I); inducted into discussions for Hall of Fame in 2025, and willl be a first nomination guy. A rare honor.

Does that give some detail.?


- Dr Z

Of the names you listed, I have a 2 part question (and you can't include Nelo's name in the 1st one) -
1) Which name are you impressed with, meaning, the outcome was never certain ?
2) Would you be just as impressed had Nelo beaten that guy ?

No offense but excuses are for (unless proof in the form of unbiased links are provided).

[TheProudLunatic]

He didn’t beat any hall of famers…the names on his res are truly laughable…triple g is not hall of fame worthy…he’s a coward that hid from Andre Ward and 168 until Canelo moved to 168…in short triple g was a a basic fighter on peds and a bum beater…

I'm shocked he posted those names
As if they're supposed to mean something

[TheProudLunatic]

I got hated on by the G fans when I said that G has a weak resume.. Honestly, I think Daniel Jacobs is his best win?

If he's voted into the IBHOF, his resume will be the 2nd least impressive of them all
Gatti's HOF resume is pure garbage.
Hard to top that shlt.

[Donnie Herrera]

I'm shocked he posted those names
As if they're supposed to mean something

Yeah…he tried to pull one over our heads…mediocrity is accepted where he’s from…but not over here…