So where does GGG go from here?

[SeekDaGreat]

Does Canelo really have legit power? I think he's got good,respectable pop but I don't associate real power with Canelo, even though it looks like he should given his physique. Could be just me though.

I think he does... But he has been fighting tricky fighters. I mean, he fought Floyd Lara and Trout, those guys don't exactly get caught, stopped, etc.

I think you'll see his power when he hits Kirkland flush.

[Loque-san]

I like Tureano, super cool dude.... shouldn't be in the ring with GGG though.

The only thing that I find interesting in this fight is if Tureano can stuff GGG's offense.... I think he threw like 16 jabs in his last fight.

This would merely be a stay-busy fight for Golovkin and Tureano is no worse than Ishida, Adama or even Stevens.

[HeroBando]

I think he does... But he has been fighting tricky fighters. I mean, he fought Floyd Lara and Trout, those guys don't exactly get caught, stopped, etc.

I think you'll see his power when he hits Kirkland flush.

Trout gets caught. He got dropped 2x by this Aussie clubfighter. Also concerning Canelo teed off on smaller, shot Mosley for 12 rounds and couldn't drop him even. And Shane was not on the run like vs Pac

[Beater_of_ass]

I think he does... But he has been fighting tricky fighters. I mean, he fought Floyd Lara and Trout, those guys don't exactly get caught, stopped, etc.

I think you'll see his power when he hits Kirkland flush.

A guy with 8 KO's knocked out Kirkland, Canelo doing it would not impress me. He better KO Kirkland if even wants to be considered a good fighter.

[WarMaidana]

He's got Rigondeaux syndrome... Complains about how everyone is ducking him, refuses to move up in weight where money fights are available. I love GGG, he's my second favorite fighter as you can see... But at least Cotto and even Canelo have earned a bit of a diva attitude, he hasn't.

Now, to be fair he did try to against Chavez and he ran away faster than Canelo did from Cotto, but then again, Froch and Ward are ducking him too. It's tough being the baddest mother ****er on the planet.

which money fights are you talking about? Chavez and froch wont fight him. The only one that wants to fight him is ward, and lets be real that isnt a money fight

[SeekDaGreat]

Trout gets caught. He got dropped 2x by this Aussie clubfighter. Also concerning Canelo teed off on smaller, shot Mosley for 12 rounds and couldn't drop him even. And Shane was not on the run like vs Pac

Oh yeah? how many times had he been dropped before Canelo dropped him? Is it safe to say Canelo dented the armor?

A guy with 8 KO's knocked out Kirkland, Canelo doing it would not impress me. He better KO Kirkland if even wants to be considered a good fighter.

Oh word? How many times has Kirkland been sparked out? Is it smart to judge a fighters entire career based off one outing?

I'm not saying has elite power. I'm saying he has legit power. You may disagree.

[KillaMane26]

GGG will continue to scare the living daylights outta Cotto

[ИATAS]

See I feel just the opposite. I think Monroe is the most ready out of available guys. I look at Tureano's fights with Gavronski & Theran and he just offers nothing against Golovkin. He's a light hitting volume puncher. Gennady would just punch right through his offense.

Monroe atleast has the ability to survive with his movement and will have the fastest punch that we've seen Golovkin face as a pro which will address some critics saying he's too slow to handle some slick fighters. In addition has some quality wins over Vera, Adams, Kopylenko, even Bondoravas.

Heiland has some quality stoppage wins over Macklin & Godoy and could be interesting, but again Golovkin would get no credit for destroying him.

Monroe might be, but I kinda want to see dude a couple more fights, see if he can pick up more experience, improve a bit and then be a solid opponent for Golovkin. I think if they fought right now might be too soon for Monroe. Better for him to wait (although there's the chance the opportunity may never present itself again so it's a tough decision).

[Loque-san]

See I feel just the opposite. I think Monroe is the most ready out of available guys. I look at Tureano's fights with Gavronski & Theran and he just offers nothing against Golovkin. He's a light hitting volume puncher. Gennady would just punch right through his offense.

Monroe atleast has the ability to survive with his movement and will have the fastest punch that we've seen Golovkin face as a pro which will address some critics saying he's too slow to handle some slick fighters. In addition has some quality wins over Vera, Adams, Kopylenko, even Bondoravas.

Heiland has some quality stoppage wins over Macklin & Godoy and could be interesting, but again Golovkin would get no credit for destroying him.

Tureano's fighting style could give Golovkin some problems. He would have to come with a good gameplan and stick to it. Get in Golovkin's chest, make him uncomfortable and throw flurries of punches. Staying close to your opponent is an effective way to smother his work and neglect his power.

Golovkin also likes to come forward and control the tempo of the fight so it would be interesting to see if Tureano could disrupt his rhythm. I don't think anyone has ever forced him to fight on the inside or going backwards. Of course that's the way Tureano usually fights but doing it against a fighter of GGG's caliber is a different story.

[Hougigo]

This would merely be a stay-busy fight for Golovkin and Tureano is no worse than Ishida, Adama or even Stevens.

Yea, I know.... just feeling meh with it. Just like I was feeling meh with Lee last year.

At the very least, I hope he gets a fight in before then.

I don't want Heiland. Even if he's a stay busy fight, he gets obliterate to hell. At least with Johnson, we see how he deals with somebody who's trying to smother him