I know there are differences between Golovkin and Quillin in terms of how their respective networks promote and view them but the reality is that Golovkin has become something of a star and Quillin has not. Thefore at this moment, even if you leave aside how you personally rate either fighter, that Golovkin is by far the bigger name. Golovkin and Quillin have both been knocking out guys who rank around 6-30 at middleweight, unfortunately as of yet neither have fought one of the best middleweights. Golovkin's trainer has said he'd fight at 154, I imagine that was to keep the door open for a possible big money fight at 154 should it ever arise. I imagine he could make 154 or 152 with the right preparation but granted it could certainly weaken him for the fight if he does it wrong and if they have overestimated their abilities to get to that weight.
Maybe I was wrong to suggest that Maidana and Garcia are not credible if credible means something like 'deservng', what I really mean is that I don't think they stand any chance and therefore I'm not interested in seeing it. Are you interested in seeing Mayweather-Maidana or Mayweather-Garcia? Assuming they are possible surely Pacquiao, Martinez and Golovkin are more interesting opponents? I'm not as sure if a Bradley fight is more interesting than a Garcia fight but it might be.
Maybe I was wrong to suggest that Maidana and Garcia are not credible if credible means something like 'deservng', what I really mean is that I don't think they stand any chance and therefore I'm not interested in seeing it. Are you interested in seeing Mayweather-Maidana or Mayweather-Garcia? Assuming they are possible surely Pacquiao, Martinez and Golovkin are more interesting opponents? I'm not as sure if a Bradley fight is more interesting than a Garcia fight but it might be.
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