How would GGG do at Super Middleweight

[The Problem Child]

He would go up just to find the same problem he is facing now, NOBODY would want to fight him.

[KidKwik]

Obviously because of Stieglitz, the most avoided 168lber in boxing.

I haven't really seen enough of Stieglitz to make a fair judgement on his skill, but I think Gennady has the tools to do well against a lot of the guys up there.

He would go up just to find the same problem he is facing now, NOBODY would want to fight him.

I think that he'd find more competition at 168 though. That small jump in weight could change a lot in terms of the power of Gennady's punches as well as his opponents chin.

[The Problem Child]

I haven't really seen enough of him to make a fair judgement on his skill, but I think Gennady has the tools to do well against a lot of the guys up there.


I think that he'd find more competition at 168 though. That small jump in weight could change a lot in terms of the power of Gennady's punches as well as his opponents chin.

I hope so man...

I hope Ward grows a pair and calls out Golovkin this Saturday instead of making excuses as to why a fight with Triple G wouldn't do anything for his career.

[Hougigo]

Since it is more than likely he will move up there at some point in his career, this is more of a projection. How would Gennady Golovkin do if he were to move up to the super middleweight division and fought guys more his size? Gennady looked very big compared to Curtis Stevens in his last bout.

Mind explaining?

[KidKwik]

I hope so man...

I hope Ward grows a pair and calls out Golovkin this Saturday instead of making excuses as to why a fight with Triple G wouldn't do anything for his career.

In reality, a fight with GGG would do Ward's career good and GGG's career good.
GGG would legit be a top 10 P4P with a win, Ward might even make #1 P4P and gain the right to be called an ATG (IMO at least). A loss would be big, but both would still be legit afterwards

[Hougigo]

In reality, a fight with GGG would do Ward's career good and GGG's career good.
GGG would legit be a top 10 P4P with a win, Ward might even make #1 P4P and gain the right to be called an ATG (IMO at least). A loss would be big, but both would still be legit afterwards

Honestly, Only way I can see Ward taking that spot while Floyd is still active is winning titles all the way up to CW or HW
That or completely clean out LHW and CW.

[Light_Speed]

Since it is more than likely he will move up there at some point in his career, this is more of a projection. How would Gennady Golovkin do if he were to move up to the super middleweight division and fought guys more his size? Gennady looked very big compared to Curtis Stevens in his last bout.

GGG is a regular sized middleweight. Stevens is short but stocky, he's the one who was fighting at 168 not so long ago.

Obviously because of Stieglitz, the most avoided 168lber in boxing.

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[Simurgh]

he beats all not called andre, imo.

[KidKwik]

Mind explaining?

My mistake, I let that last fight with Stevens like change the size of a normal middleweight in my head. They're all usually around Golovkins size

Honestly, Only way I can see Ward taking that spot while Floyd is still active is winning titles all the way up to CW or HW
That or completely clean out LHW and CW.

Really? All that is necessary for him to be called #1 P4P?

GGG is a regular sized middleweight. Stevens is short but stocky, he's the one who was fighting at 168 not so long ago.


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Yeah I see now, and well Stieglitz doesn't have Gennady's chin that's for sure

[Spray_resistant]

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See no reason why prime Andrade couldn't be a handful for GGG.