Golovkin-Murray likely next Feb 1st at Monte Carlo

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  • Tom Cruise
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    #81
    Originally posted by GhostBlade
    Golovkin by Macklin?
    on Murray by Golovkin. I didnt make that very clear did I!

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    • GhostBlade
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      #82
      Originally posted by Tom Cruise
      on Murray by Golovkin. I didnt make that very clear did I!
      I knew what you were talking about. You said Golovkin by body shot and I referred to how he stopped Macklin with a body shot so I refer to a Golovkin body shot KO as Golovkin by Macklin.

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      • Kagami Taiga
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        #83
        Not a fight I'm excited about but cant ask for more. Just more euro fodder for golovkin tho.

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        • Weebler I
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          #84
          Originally posted by DempseyRollin
          Not a fight I'm excited about but cant ask for more. Just more euro fodder for golovkin tho.
          The European fighters are the best in the division however, Golovkin has been beating fighters from everywhere: USA, Japan, Uganda, Argentina, Ireland, UK, Brazil - check the flags http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gennady_Golovkin

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          • TGD
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            #85
            I like Murray, and credit to him if he takes the fight, but I see nothing other than a demolition job by Golovkin.

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            • Dirk Diggler UK
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              #86
              Originally posted by -Kev-
              It's ****** how people accused Murray of ducking when Hatton didn't want to make the fight earlier in 2013. Like Murray is just going to override what his promoter is telling him to do. People think every one is in the position of Mayweather, Pacquiao, Marquez, Cotto, Wlad. They can just pick and decline whoever. There's literally like 10 or less fighters who could actually do that.
              There were actually Golovkin fans that thought that Murray not being granted entry into the USA was an "excuse" for ducking

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              • bklynboy
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                #87
                Originally posted by -Kev-
                One of the top 10 fights i've been asking for since Murray seemingly beat Martinez.

                People are hellbent on GGG vs Martinez or Quillen, but this is the fight to make right here. Murray should be Ring champ. This is gonna be a good fight, similar height and reach with Murray having the slight advantage in both, and Murray having the better fights (Martinez, Sturm), and of course that style that Murray has will give Golovkin his first 12 round fight of his career.

                I think Murray will win this fight, GG showed he does not know how to react to a 5'7" lower ranked MW with a high guard, he will find it much harder against the taller and more accurate Murray.

                I'm taking points bets.
                OK. I'll take that bet. How is that done?

                I think that Stevens was able to protect his body very well. Murray won't do as well.

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                • Citizen Koba
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                  #88
                  Originally posted by TGD
                  I like Murray, and credit to him if he takes the fight, but I see nothing other than a demolition job by Golovkin.
                  Murray is a very respectable fighter and about the best available (if he is available), furthermore he seems both a really decent guy and a big, tough middleweight. Nonetheless I can't see any other result that a Golovkin stoppage win.

                  Boxing out of a defensive shell might prolong the fight, or he might change his style to try and emulate the modest success of Stevens when coming forward. The thing is, he doesn't have Stevens' handspeed or power, and even Stevens was outgunned by GGG. If he shells up then GGG can simply go to the body at will and Murray will get broken down, be it sooner or later.

                  That said, Murray has to take his chances, it's not like title shots come everyday, and even if he loses, he's still potentially in the mix for the IBF title at some point.

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                  • Hougigo
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                    #89
                    Are some people really saying he's a Euro bum?

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                    • Jem Mace
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                      #90
                      Originally posted by hougigo
                      I still think it's Ouma, but Stevens has done more/better than the recent slew of opponents
                      To clarify, I was referring to the potential Murray fight as being his toughest opponent to date.

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