I don't think you realize how it works. If you can make the weight in weight agreed upon, you are now part of that division, are able to fight in that division and can win titles in that division, this is boxing.
It does not matter where a fighter has previously competed, only where he currently competes. If Gennady can make the weight he is no different from Canelo, or Cotto, or De la Hoya or any other 154 fighter. He will not be able to carry extra muscle mass or anything of the sort that any other fighter could not at 154, he will not magically be able to hydrate anymore than Canelo can (172 vs 170).
Why would I want to see him fight a smaller, older man? Would you say the same with Floyd vs Canelo or most opponents vs Floyd? They are often bigger and younger. Age is partially irrelevant, and he should not be fighting at JMW if he thinks he's too small for the division, it really is that simple.
If Golovkin rises to become an even bigger star and Mayweather says he's open to JMW fights still, then he has no reason to avoid Golovkin, people who say Golovkin is too big use it as an excuse to see a truly talented fighter (much better than Canelo in all aspects bar maybe counter punching) face another truly talented fighter (Mayweather), and that is the pure truth in the matter.
It does not matter where a fighter has previously competed, only where he currently competes. If Gennady can make the weight he is no different from Canelo, or Cotto, or De la Hoya or any other 154 fighter. He will not be able to carry extra muscle mass or anything of the sort that any other fighter could not at 154, he will not magically be able to hydrate anymore than Canelo can (172 vs 170).
Why would I want to see him fight a smaller, older man? Would you say the same with Floyd vs Canelo or most opponents vs Floyd? They are often bigger and younger. Age is partially irrelevant, and he should not be fighting at JMW if he thinks he's too small for the division, it really is that simple.
If Golovkin rises to become an even bigger star and Mayweather says he's open to JMW fights still, then he has no reason to avoid Golovkin, people who say Golovkin is too big use it as an excuse to see a truly talented fighter (much better than Canelo in all aspects bar maybe counter punching) face another truly talented fighter (Mayweather), and that is the pure truth in the matter.
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