Comments Thread For: Murray: Golovkin Was So Strong, Couldn't Keep Him Off

[Hougigo]

sorry. i was looking at boxrec:http://boxrec.com/ratings.php?countr...us=A&SUBMIT=Go

1		Gennady Golovkin	1084	32(29)-0-0		2006	32	orthodox		Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
	2	[	Miguel Cotto	783	39(32)-4(2)-0		2001	34	orthodox		Caguas, Puerto Rico
	3		Peter Quillin	630	31(22)-0-0		2005	31	orthodox		Brooklyn, New York, USA
	4		Sergio Gabriel Martinez	521	51(28)-3(2)-2		1997	40	southpaw		Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain
	5		Jermain Taylor	491	33(20)-4(3)-1		2001	36	orthodox		Maumelle, Arkansas, USA
	6		Andy Lee	439	34(24)-2(2)-0		2006	30	southpaw		London, United Kingdom
	7		Daniel Geale	427	31(16)-3(1)-0		2004	33	orthodox		Mt Annan, New South Wales, Australia
	8		Sam Soliman	421	44(18)-12(1)-0		1997	41	orthodox		Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
	9		Jorge Sebastian Heiland	395	25(13)-4-2		2007	28	southpaw		Gonzalez Catan, Buenos Aires, Argentina
	10		Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam	379	31(18)-1-0		2004	31	orthodox		Pantin, Seine-Saint-Denis, France
	11		David Lemieux	377	33(31)-2(1)-0		2007	26	orthodox		Montreal, Quebec, Canada
	12		Daniel Jacobs	362	28(25)-1(1)-0		2007	28	orthodox		Brooklyn, New York, USA
	13		Martin Murray	344	29(12)-2(1)-1		2007	32	orthodox		St Helens, Merseyside, United Kingdom

I never understood their point system

[robbyheartbaby]

GGG is the king at middleweight, I hope he reaches his goal of unifying the division but with Quillin most likely beating Lee, and Saunders up next as mandatory and Cotto doing God knows what, a move up to 168 could be imminent. F*** Ward by the way.

[Cobra_]

Martin Murray vs Daniel Geale could be something special. Like Barker-Geale.

If the Murray who fought GGG fought Geale he'd beat him easily.