Who is the closest to "elite" that GGG has faced?
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I know you're a sorry troll and not worth the time, but I wanted to dig up this link
Manager Luis DeCubas Jr. confirmed to BoxingScene.com that Erislandy Lara (19-1-2, 12KOs), the WBA's interim-junior middleweight champion, is ready and willing to move up in weight to face the WBA/IBO champion at 160-pounds, Gennady "GGG" Golovkin (29-0, 26KOs). On Saturday, Lara took to the social networks to call for a fight with Golovkin, who returns to HBO on April 26th at The Theater in Madison Square Garden in New York City. DeCubas spoke to Lara on Sunday, and during the conversation his fighter asked him to get Golovkin.
Lara's manager: "HBO would have to speak to Lara's adviser Al Haymon, but we are very happy fighting on Showtime."
That's like those t-shirts "I want GGG, but not next" lol. But its only sane, does anyone think Lara can go the distance with GGG?Comment
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You're right, you weren't sure, but put a lot of work into that Hearns comparison. You know Froch has never defeated a HOF fighter, or anyone p4p top 10. In fact GGG would be his best opportunity for a p4p scalp, smaller, unproven, undeserving of p4p billing he's been getting. Or he could hope Hop beats Kov and see of risk/reward is right, at 170Comment
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I still don't think it's far fetched to compare the two. If you want to debate that, you should leave it in the thread there and I'll be happy to.You're right, you weren't sure, but put a lot of work into that Hearns comparison. You know Froch has never defeated a HOF fighter, or anyone p4p top 10. In fact GGG would be his best opportunity for a p4p scalp, smaller, unproven, undeserving of p4p billing he's been getting. Or he could hope Hop beats Kov and see of risk/reward is right, at 170
Though I now have a feeling you're just riding on someone else's words because you don't know anything about it yourself.Comment
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This should really be mandatory viewing for Ts, Dirk and the Froch fans that hate on GGG. Props to both Hearn and Froch for the honesty, they don't deserve to get trolled by me just for having some obnoxious, full of **** fansYou're calling a spade a spade, and so am I.
Hearn in his most recent video has made it pretty clear he believes Golovkin and Degale would most likely bring in the same kind of revenue. His reasoning is that it's common sense to choose the easier fight in Degale for the same money than it is to fight Golovkin, who'd arguably do far more for his legacy. He's also pretty sure that Degale fights Froch and not Chavez.
8:25 and onwards.Comment
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Its self explanatory. Froch has a lot of good scalps but nothing approaching HOF. No p4p wins either. GGG would probably go down as his best win, ask Hearn. Want some quotes from the video?Comment
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Ward, Kessler (maybe) could both potentially be HOF.
It still doesn't take away from the fact that Froch has a resume of pure quality, and Thomas Hearns also has that.
There's someone like Jose Cuevas - if he got into the HOF i'm sure some of Froch's opponents could as well. Virgil Hill and Benitez were obviously good wins, and then he's 1-2-1 against old Duran, Leonard and Hagler.
Once again, I'm not saying Hearns wasn't a great fighter, he clearly was. But I don't think his win resume is out of Froch's stratosphere. Feel free to disagree.Comment
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