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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Rubio: Beating Golovkin Would Be My Ultimate Triumph

    Less than one month remains before Marco Antonio "Veneno" Rubio steps into the ring to trade punches with WBC/IBO middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin of Kazakhstan at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. The HBO televised fight takes place on October 18th. Rubio's WBC interim-title will also be at stake.

    The Mexican puncher (59-6-1, 51KOs) is training in Oxnard under the direction of Robert Garcia.
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  • -Kev-
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    Yeah because beating Kelly Pavlik for The Ring, WBC, and WBO 160 titles wasn't all that, that's why he quit, three titles on the line wasn't motivating enough. But this time it's different.

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    • Bronx2245
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      Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."

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      • El-blanco
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        Rubio can punch, I expect ggg to be a little more patient this fight.

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        • Nights King
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          #5
          Originally posted by Bronx2245
          Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."

          Waaaay too much risk.

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          • Luilun
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            #6
            Originally posted by Bronx2245
            Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."
            Your dreaming Floyd will either end up like Gerald Mccleam or in a coffin so health comes first if Madaina staggered him with pillow gloves GGG would bury Floyd

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            • MDPopescu
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              #7
              Originally posted by Bronx2245
              Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."
              ... Just joking, right?

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              • bigjavi973
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                #8
                Originally posted by Bronx2245
                Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."
                People don't want GGG to move up and fight ward, but there's no problem in moving down and fighting a "smaller" fighter smh

                And what does GGG bring that pacquiao doesn't???
                Last edited by bigjavi973; 09-19-2014, 04:03 PM.

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                • Larry the boss
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Bronx2245
                  Mayweather vs. Golovkin in 2015! That's what I want to see! It's the perfect matchup for Floyd's 154 defense. No Arum involved, and he's the guy that Cotto, Canelo, and Chavez Jr. have not fought (and Pacquiao will never fight). All the critics could never say again, that Floyd's afraid to lose that "O."
                  come on man Mayweather has 0 to do with this thread

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                  • bigjavi973
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by LarryXXX
                    come on man Mayweather has 0 to do with this thread

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