Geale wants Golovkinin April, HBO a little hesitant
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If you see that ending the same way Macklin did, wouldn't Kirkland's end the same as Ishida? He'll push forward and Golovkin will have free reign on his defenseless self.
Also I'm sure you're tired of people always saying Golovkin's fighting JMW's, how would Kirkland help the fact unless he first establishes himself as a MW?
Unless Kirkland does something at MW, I'm not really interested. Put him on the undercard vs Curtis Stevens.Comment
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For the time being Geale is because he's better for Golovkin's resume than Kirkland. He's won world titles and has experience in the upper echelon of the sport.
If you see that ending the same way Macklin did, wouldn't Kirkland's end the same as Ishida? He'll push forward and Golovkin will have free reign on his defenseless self.
Also I'm sure you're tired of people always saying Golovkin's fighting JMW's, how would Kirkland help the fact unless he first establishes himself as a MW?
Unless Kirkland does something at MW, I'm not really interested. Put him on the undercard vs Curtis Stevens.Comment
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I'm all for the fight if Kirkland does something noteworthy at MW.
Like what I said earlier... if he fought and KO'd Stevens, he becomes slightly interesting.
If 50 was smart, he'd work on making Kirkland into something. Keep him active and know where he wants him. Keep him at 154 or build him up to MW and keep him thereComment
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I would be fine with either....
Geale is more meaningful win for ggg because he is a legit mw coming off a championship run..
Kirkland is just a fun exciting fight but won't be as meaningful...Comment
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http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...-sydney-feb-19
Pretty much right here:
So Geale wants Golovkin, but only on HBO... but HBO don't know about it.
Makes me think they'll try and push KirklandComment
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Martinez happens as his last HBO fightComment
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