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Originally posted by Grimgash View PostExcept they haven't gotten him a fight with anyone worth mentioning. Maybe it's his fault, maybe the promoters....either way it's not happened.
What could GBP do other than give him Quillin? After that he's stuck with showtime and their limited crop.
Top Rank has no MW's to offer and apparently Arum is open to having Chavez fight Golovkin.
K2 has beef with neither and could deal with either. How is it K2's fault for not getting anybody in there with him?
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Originally posted by hougigo View PostGolovkin couldn't get a promoter to bring him stateside and teamed up with K2 who brought them stateside and got him a deal with HBO
What could GBP do other than give him Quillin? After that he's stuck with showtime and their limited crop.
Top Rank has no MW's to offer and apparently Arum is open to having Chavez fight Golovkin.
K2 has beef with neither and could deal with either. How is it K2's fault for not getting anybody in there with him?
Edit: I agree K2 is probably the best choice, but overall they haven't gotten him much, not saying anyone else could've done better. I agree with that, just that something has to happen.Last edited by Grimgash; 02-04-2014, 07:17 PM.
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Originally posted by Grimgash View PostHe does have options though. As for middleweight it's a bad bad division. He should've cleared it out as quick as he could and move on. Plenty and I mean plenty of guys with names at 168 will fight him. I made the comment yesterday and I'll ask you it. Do you see anyone at middleweights top 5, being a top 5 super middleweight fighter?
Edit: I agree K2 is probably the best choice, but overall they haven't gotten him much, not saying anyone else could've done better. I agree with that, just that something has to happen.
There were Middleweight and Light Heavyweight.
Top 5 Super Middleweights are Light Heavyweights.
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Originally posted by Grimgash View PostHe does have options though. As for middleweight it's a bad bad division. He should've cleared it out as quick as he could and move on. Plenty and I mean plenty of guys with names at 168 will fight him. I made the comment yesterday and I'll ask you it. Do you see anyone at middleweights top 5, being a top 5 super middleweight fighter?
How is he supposed to clear it out as quick as he can, dude wasn't on most people's radar until mid 2012. We thought 2013 was the year:
Quillin no
Sergio gone for a year
Geale/Barker were both looking to Sturm after
Also depends on who you have in your top 5 ratings for 168
Looking at the ring, I'd take him in 3 of them for sure
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Originally posted by hougigo View PostDude starts camp at 167, if he doesn't want to move up straight away then fine.
How is he supposed to clear it out as quick as he can, dude wasn't on most people's radar until mid 2012. We thought 2013 was the year:
Quillin no
Sergio gone for a year
Geale/Barker were both looking to Sturm after
Also depends on who you have in your top 5 ratings for 168
Looking at the ring, I'd take him in 3 of them for sure
You can't tell this to the spoiled princess -- she wants the dude because she wants him...
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Originally posted by hougigo View Postwhat does that even mean
2. Carl Froch
3. George Groves
4. Robert Stieglitz
5. Mikkel Kessler
6. Arthur Abraham
7. Sakio Bika
8. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
9. Anthony Dirrell
10. Edwin Rodriguez
Granted it's Fight new list and while I don't fully agree.... I will say it's better than the other ones.
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