Originally posted by Weltschmerz
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Will Mayweather fight Golovkin?
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Originally posted by New England View Posti don't think he avoided pacquaio because he was "scared."
those two made more money fighting other people. the prospect of them fighting is what made their fights so big in the last few years. that's what the casual fans cared about, and casuals drive ppv sales.
margarito is a bit different. that was straight up risk / reward. that was closer to a duck, but i still think mayweather would outpoint him easily.
golovkin is too big for floyd mayweather. they aren't even comparable in size. golovkin is a MW with punching power who spars with CW and LHW. floyd started his champoinship run at 130 lbs. golovkin was a MW in the amateurs 10 years ago.
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Originally posted by Weltschmerz View PostMayweather fought Cotto at 154 and now Canelo at 152. No reason why he couldn't fight Golovkin at 154. Pacquiao started out as a flyweight and fought Margarito who's a much bigger guy.
cotto is a natural WW. he's at 154 because he's not dedicated enough to make 147. he's literally chubby in there.
you just want golovkin to beat floyd. i get it, man. he'd lose to andre ward, too, but that doesn't make it a reasonable fight. wlad klitschko would whip all of their asses, but that doesn't mean they need to fight him.
it's not a reasonable fight. they are not the same size. alvarez and mayweather aren't teh same size either, but they're fighting to make a f#cking pissload of money, and alvarez is a much lesser fighter than golovkin.
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Originally posted by Weltschmerz View PostNo, it's just a question of money. Of course the fight could be made. Klitschko-Povetkin got made, they fight on different networks.
Name me all of the times HBO and Showtime had their network-contracted fighters fight against each other
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Originally posted by Windmills View PostBut those networks don't war like Showtime vs HBO. Even the Povetkin bout has taken almost a decade to work out
Name me all of the times HBO and Showtime had their network-contracted fighters fight against each other
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