Comments Thread For: Canelo Claims He Won't Shy Away From Golovkin

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  • lillu89
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    #41
    Originally posted by PETUFF
    please this make me laugh haha Canelo never going to fight a guy like GGG we all know that is more of the same TALK,TALK,TAKK BLAH BLAH!
    man shut the **** up and find something to do, how many posts are you going to post on this article?? Are u obsessed with canelo??

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    • TheFlashKnows
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      #42
      I used to bash Canelo religiously because he would constantly pick on smaller men. The Josesito Lopez fight was the worst of them all. Short of a Mayweather pot shot and run strategy, there was zero chance of Lopez winning as he was a much smaller man.

      More recently, you have to credit Canelo for his choice of opponents. You can't fault him for taking on Floyd for the big payday. Not one of us would have rejected that one. And he also took on legit jr. middleweights in Trout and Lara, who most jr. middleweights wanted no part of. Canelo should have earned all of our respect, regardless of his cherry picking in the past. I believe him when he says he wants GGG, but I don't think it's happening in 2015. Too high of a risk with too small of a reward. He will wait until GGG builds up his fan base more for a PPV event.

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      • tokon
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        #43
        Originally posted by chepe009
        He won't duck him but he'll ask for a ridiculous amount $ to fight him, which he knows he won't get lol. In all seriousness, if there's one dude that has balls and would face the best of the best, is canelo. I just expect him to ask for a career high payday to do so.
        And why not? This is a business and GGG is quite probably Canelo's most dangerous fight.

        Alvarez should try for Cotto next; big $$'s and more winnable - although def not a certainty - than GGG. Then take another fight, or even two, before looking at GGG.

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        • brettWall
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          #44
          That's the way to do it before entering the Cotto negotiations - start throwing Golovkin's name. Basically ignoring Cotto's diva attitude.

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          • Teetotaler
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            #45
            Originally posted by lillu89
            man shut the **** up and find something to do, how many posts are you going to post on this article?? Are u obsessed with canelo??
            He's a racist turd. He bashes anyone that isn't Puerto rican

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            • ElMeroChingon
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              #46
              Can't wait, if GGG gets by Rubio in a impressive fashion, i got GGG by knockout vs Canelo/Cotto winner.

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              • Senor_frogs
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                #47
                Originally posted by jri9d0
                How I long for the throw back era of "I'll fight whoever, whenever, wherever, however and where do I sign?"

                Instead we are left with the era of:

                "I'll fight you two or three years down the line"

                "I'll fight you but let me see how many PPV buys you have to see if you are worthy"

                "I'll fight you but you first must agree to this ridiculous catchweight"

                "I'LL fight you only if you agree to leave your promoter and sign under my promotional banner."

                "I wont fight you in a championship fight unless you let me walk out last despite you being the champ because I am the "A" side of the card."

                "I won't fight you unless you wear my pillow size gloves. "

                Anyone else like to add to this list feel free I know I missed a few.
                "I'll fight you but only in my back yard"

                "I'll fight you but only in a 20ft ring"

                The throw back era was the best era. But it seemed that was more the promoters era. The Promoters were getting rich off those fights and paying their fighters peanuts.

                It's all changing now. Fighters are more educated in the bussines aspect of boxing. They're aware of what they're brand is worth, and how much money the bring to the table when it comes to making the ppv type of fights. So you can't really blame the fighters for wanting to get paid. Afterall its also a business.

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                • ELPacman
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                  #48
                  He says it can happen in a couple years. Ok, I'll write it off as not happening until GGG looks vulnerable. GGG also is an aging clock here. He's already 32 and hasn't had a big name fight yet. Rubio is far from a big name so it's not like he's getting anywhere from a victory Saturday night.

                  His managers need to step it up in getting him a big fight because if Alvarez talks are true of 2 years, that will put GGG around 34-35 years old, already getting up there. Lucky for GGG, I don't think his body has any war damage because most opponents can't even survive long enough to inflict their own return fire. He should be able to compete at a high level even when he's around 35...

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                  • whoseyourdaddy
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                    #49
                    Originally posted by PETUFF
                    Maybe in the future?haha when GGG be 40 years old haha!!
                    I would love to hear Cotto say I would face GGG in 1,2 or 3 years down the road.

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                    • whoseyourdaddy
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                      #50
                      Originally posted by PETUFF
                      please this make me laugh haha Canelo never going to fight a guy like GGG we all know that is more of the same TALK,TALK,TAKK BLAH BLAH!
                      You and all the cubans said the same thing abut him figthing Lara.....and I recon he shut your hater pipe hole, by winning and make you hate him even more LOL

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