Comments Thread For: Chavez Jr: I Can Beat Golovkin and Knock Him Out!
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Of course Chavez Jr. can't make 160 -- he just said that...That was with same day weigh ins. Chavez already has a size advantage over every other middleweight, now he wants to start fighting them another 5-8lbs higher.
If Chavez can't make 160 then it's time for him to move on. Bika is a winnable fight for him and it'd be pretty fun.
He would take the Bika fight precisely because Bika is old by now.
In my opinion Chavez Jr. would rather go for Ward next, at SMW. Ward is not a big puncher (please do not quote the Dawson fight to me)... Chavez may think that he could handle out Ward...Comment
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Only way this fight happens is if Golovkin signs with Top Rank, no way they put their arguably 2nd biggest draw against a killer like GGG.
That's the real reason Top Rank won't co-promote with GB, Top Rank almost went to shit in late 2008 early 2009 when Hopkins and Mosley killed 2 of the biggest stars at Top Rank. If Manny hadn't demolished DLH Top Rank would have been hurting bad.Comment
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No, he just said that he can fight at middleweight.
"Golovkin and [Daniel] Geale are the best at 160-pounds, Sergio Martinez is out. I believe that if Golovkin wanted to fight me at 168-pounds, I could knock him out. There is nobody else who could beat him out right now. I can also fight [Golovkin] at middleweight, but it would be better to fight him in the middle or at 168, because if I don't have to struggle with the weight and I go in the ring strong - I can knock him out," Chavez said.Comment
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Originally Posted by MDPopescu
Of course Chavez Jr. can't make 160 -- he just said that...
No, he just said that he can fight at middleweight.
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"Golovkin and [Daniel] Geale are the best at 160-pounds, Sergio Martinez is out. I believe that if Golovkin wanted to fight me at 168-pounds, I could knock him out. There is nobody else who could beat him out right now. I can also fight [Golovkin] at middleweight, but it would be better to fight him in the middle or at 168, because if I don't have to struggle with the weight and I go in the ring strong - I can knock him out," Chavez said.
Well... I see you are more attentive to the literal quotes and not to the contextual sense... Chavez said he can make 160 but he would better fight at 168 or 165... A denotative, context free assertion would have looked like that: "I'll fight Golovkin at 160". Period.Comment
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The guy has a lot of power too, plus he can take a punch and he, like 3G, is most effective along the ropes. I think 3G would beat him but it would not be a cake walk. Jr is a pretty big guy and sparring bigger guys is one thing but eating hooks from one in the ring is quite a different thing.Last edited by mathed; 07-05-2013, 09:16 AM.Comment
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Originally Posted by MDPopescu
Golovkin would easily fight at 165 -- when he was 22 of age he won the Olympics precisely at the 165 (i.e. middleweight division for amateurs).
A Chavez Jr. fight would bring GGG the biggest purse in his career.
Sure...
I think you wanted to imply that Chavez Jr. would walk over 180 -- the same Ward or Froch (who both called GGG) would walk...Comment
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