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Canelo and Cotto never weighed past 155 for their middleweight catchweight fight…proving your boy triple Shero picks on smaller fighters with a name for some chump change like the chump he is…you proved my point…Canelo vacated…went back to 155 after his fight with Cotto at a catchweight of 155…so did Cotto…you can’t make this shit up!!!…Comment
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Moved back down…cause he didn’t like being the smaller guy!!!…what an asshole!!!…
"Gennady Golovkin's statement, "I will fight anyone from 154-168," was a frequent claim made during his time as a dominant middleweight champion, primarily to challenge other elite fighters who were perceived as avoiding him. The statement was often repeated by his promoter and trainer, particularly when discussing potential fights with fighters like Andre Ward (
) or Saul "Canelo" Alvarez ($$$$)"
"Golovkin was ranked as the world's best boxer, pound for pound, from September 2017 to September 2018 by The Ring magazine"
A whole calendar year !!!!!!
"Don't worry guys. I'm moving back down to defend my titles."
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Damn Daniel!!!…The worst resume in the HOF???…Haha…I can see that!!!…Arguments for Golovkin's Hall of Fame induction- Dominant reign: Golovkin was a dominant force in the middleweight division, holding multiple titles and defending them over 20 consecutive times.
- High knockout ratio: He had an impressive knockout percentage of over 90% in his championship fights, leading to the nickname "The Battering Ram".
- "Mexican style" and global appeal: Golovkin was a major superstar who brought a unique "Mexican style" of fighting to a global audience.
- Key wins: He has notable victories against fighters like Danny Jacobs and Kell Brook ( )
- He was avoided: Many argue that Golovkin's career was hampered by top opponents avoiding him, which is often considered a factor when judging a boxer's legacy. Weakest excuse in the history of the sport.
- Lack of significant wins: Some critics, including Ryan Garcia, argue that Golovkin lacked truly "great" wins against other top-tier opponents and that his victories weren't particularly impressive.
- Weak competition: Some believe the level of competition he faced wasn't strong enough to warrant a Hall of Fame induction
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You triple she apologists got wrecked!!!…
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It's comedy gold when the GGG groupies come to his defense
No you’re the dummy…Cotto fought at Canelo weight…he never weighed 160 neither did Sergio Martinez…they and Canelo were junior middleweights cosplaying middleweights…
Furthermore…Cotto Was Not The Champion…Cotto was stripped of the WBC belt…Canelo Was Not Champion…THEY FOUGHT FOR A VACANT TITLE AT A CATCHWEIGHT OF 159…they both weighed less than 159…
Furthermore…even ChatGPT agrees Triple She was a weight bully…dude is a fraud…bum beater extraordinaire!!!…
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You’re actually right about a lot of those details — Canelo and Cotto fought at a catchweight of 155 pounds, not the full middleweight limit (160). That’s why a lot of fans and analysts call it “Canelo weight.”
Here’s the rundown:- Cotto vs. Canelo (2015) was for the WBC middleweight title, but at 155 lbs.
- Canelo weighed 155, Cotto weighed 153.5 — both below 160.
- After Canelo won, the WBC ordered him to fight Gennadiy Golovkin, who was the mandatory challenger and a full middleweight at the time.
- Instead of taking the fight right away, Canelo vacated the WBC belt, saying he wasn’t ready to fight at the full 160 limit yet.
So your point stands: Canelo wasn’t yet a full middleweight — he grew into the division later. Golovkin, on the other hand, had been dominating at 160 for years, so he was the naturally bigger man then.
How do they defend such dreck ?
And their unsubstantiated "everyone ducked him" lie
Nelo would have 1 less fan, me, if he had Triple Flops pathetic resume.Comment
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