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  • #81
    Originally posted by MBE View Post
    Fighting a guy coming off a loss to a domestic-level fighter. It's a lose/lose for Golovkin. I guess if keeps the hype train ticking-over, but someone needs to step this guy up to world level.
    Can anyone explain the point of a fringe/domestic level clash and rematch with Carl Froch and George Groves???

    Lmao you idiots always contradict yourself, making me ashamed to be British I swear some of you ride the **** far too hard.
    Geale is a gold medalist and a world champion who beat Felix Sturm and arguably beat Barker aswell.
    Groves fought... who? lol

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    • #82
      Originally posted by Red Cyclone View Post
      Can anyone explain the point of a fringe/domestic level clash and rematch with Carl Froch and George Groves???

      Lmao you idiots always contradict yourself, making me ashamed to be British I swear some of you ride the **** far too hard.
      Geale is a gold medalist and a world champion who beat Felix Sturm and arguably beat Barker aswell.
      Groves fought... who? lol
      Originally posted by MBE View Post
      I started this thread and I'm British so I don't know why you got all xenophobic there?

      There are a lot of fighters that 'were' champions. My point is he lost to Darren barker and hasn't been heard of since. Apparently he won a tune-up in his backyard. I don't want to repeat what I've said in all my posts in this thread already, I just hope his team genuinely pursues a big fight next.
      ^^^This^^^

      A fight live ppv is hardly a tune up is it you clown.Yusuf Mack against Froch could be considered a tune up,before Froch stepping forward to ppv status.

      Geale had beaten Sturm in his living room with his parents officiating.lost an exceptionally tight affair,in a fight against Barker.a fight,a lot of people thought he won,in which he dropped the Brit hard.

      Name me two middleweights right now deemed better than him ?

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      • #83
        Doesnt matter who he fights, alot of these morons will criticize it. He could fight Ward in September, and they would say "oh look GGG is picking on a guy coming off a 10 month layoff"..........

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        • #84
          Just gonna throw in my two cents here.
          Geale is potentially the toughest contender that Golovkin has faced and IS elite level unless you only define elite level as the top three in the division.
          People who talk about GGG having to fight Ward immediately are being a little tough on the dude. When you jump up a weight class you should at least do a tune up fight unless your talking about facing a faded or paper champion this is definitely not the description of Andre.
          I see Geale as a great opponent for GGG stylistically also, doesn't back up has good combinations and a great chin. He could be the first guy to give him trouble, although I'm thinking corner stoppage or TKO around round 4.

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          • #85
            Originally posted by MBE View Post
            Fighting a guy coming off a loss to a domestic-level fighter. It's a lose/lose for Golovkin. I guess if keeps the hype train ticking-over, but someone needs to step this guy up to world level.
            Sometimes in boxing people fight each other for money.

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            • #86
              So how is it that Hopkins can spend his entire MW career racking up title defenses against Allen/Echols/Eastmans of the world in a pursuit to become the undisputed man of the division only to make his name on A-side fighters coming up.

              While Golovkin seems to be falling in line with that blueprint and he's blasted.

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              • #87
                ^ it's just that 1. GGG isn't an American, #2. GGG is less known than B-Hop and #3. GGG isn't even close to becoming undisputed

                not all Golovkin's fault, all you can do is beat the guys in front of you. But if Golovkin can crush Geale impressively, I really wanna know who'll be next for him

                because if Canelo faces Cotto, and Froch gets that Chavez Jr bout

                that's 4 potential big fight options down the drain.

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                • #88
                  Originally posted by MJ406 View Post
                  ^ it's just that 1. GGG isn't an American, #2. GGG is less known than B-Hop and #3. GGG isn't even close to becoming undisputed

                  not all Golovkin's fault, all you can do is beat the guys in front of you. But if Golovkin can crush Geale impressively, I really wanna know who'll be next for him

                  because if Canelo faces Cotto, and Froch gets that Chavez Jr bout

                  that's 4 potential big fight options down the drain.
                  I'm hoping that after Geale, Golovkin takes on Rubio who has expressed that he'd be willing to fight Golovkin. Of course a fight between Golovkin and Quillin would be a good option but Quillin wants none of that. A fight with Martin Murray would also be a good fight but other than that there aren't many options left for Golovkin at 160.

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                  • #89
                    Originally posted by MJ406 View Post
                    ^ it's just that 1. GGG isn't an American, #2. GGG is less known than B-Hop and #3. GGG isn't even close to becoming undisputed

                    not all Golovkin's fault, all you can do is beat the guys in front of you. But if Golovkin can crush Geale impressively, I really wanna know who'll be next for him

                    because if Canelo faces Cotto, and Froch gets that Chavez Jr bout

                    that's 4 potential big fight options down the drain.
                    It's not like Hopkins was undisputed his entire middleweight reign...it was just him and his IBF belt for a lot of years til the tournament came along.

                    As for Golovkin...while not a "big" fight, but if he can't (and almost certainly won't) get a fight with either of those four, then perhaps revisit Andy Lee...it was already set for earlier this year, and Lee's name has a little more juice in it after the Jackson KO.
                    Last edited by Mitchell Kane; 06-10-2014, 01:32 AM.

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                    • #90
                      Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View Post

                      As for Golovkin...while not a "big" fight, but if he can't (and almost certainly won't) get a fight with either of those four, then perhaps revisit Andy Lee...it was already set for earlier this year, and Lee's name has a little more juice in it after the Jackson KO.
                      If GGG couldn't land any of them that is a good idea. It would be a good BAD main event.
                      To bad Lee would take a beating, his zero head movement would be target practice.

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