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Why Does Gennady Golovkin Fear Greatness?
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Originally posted by NEETzsche View Postwhat do you want me to say, that golovkin isn't as good as mayweather? because that is obvious to everyone and if that's the point you're trying to prove then you might as well save your breath and go do something else. mayweather also had more incentives to fight at 154 lbs than golovkin currently has to fight at 168 lbs, for the recordLast edited by BrometheusBob.; 07-23-2015, 11:39 AM.
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Originally posted by BertoRollin' View PostAll I want to hear is "Ward is a risky fight, if we lose it would set back our progress tremendously and possibly take big money fights against Mayweather, Canelo and Cotto off the table. Therefore, we would prefer to make as much money as we can at 160 before moving up."
I am perfectly fine with that response. But there is no logical reason in the world to not jump at the opportunity to become the #1 p4p fighter in the sport of boxing when you have that chance and you believe you can do it.
But then they flip-flopped, saying Golovkin agreed to the fight 3 times or whatever and Ward said no. Now there has to be a catchweight.
Stick to one story ffs.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostThat's what they were sort of saying that a year ago. The "financial sense" comments.
But then they flip-flopped, saying Golovkin agreed to the fight 3 times or whatever and Ward said no. Now there has to be a catchweight.
Stick to one story ffs.Last edited by BrometheusBob.; 07-23-2015, 11:43 AM.
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Originally posted by boliodogs View PostGGG is already great. GGG fans know he is great and GGG haters will still hate him if he goes to 168 and knocks Ward out. He put a fair 50 50 offer on the table for Ward. He said he would split the money evenly with Ward and fight Ward at a weight limit of 164 which is exactly half way between 168 and 160. Does Ward fear greatness? GGG doesn't need to go to 168 to convince the vast majority of boxing fans he is a great fighter. All he needs to do is to continue knocking out the best middleweights who dare to fight him. If he beat Ward at 168 then you would ask why he doesn't go to 175 and fight Crusher. GGG is a middleweight and a smaller one at that. Let him stay at his proper weight and find a middleweight who can beat him if you can.
I know he's great. And that's why I want to see him challenge Ward to become the #1 pound for pound fighter in the world
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Originally posted by BertoRollin' View PostIf he wins he's the #1 pound for pound fighter in the sport of boxing. Who cares about his mandatory position at that stage?
He wouldn't need Canelo. He would BE the new Canelo. Froch would probably come out of retirement to challenge him in that case.
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Originally posted by NEETzsche View Postif they were in fact the same weight then they would fight in the same division. ward could just as easily cut 8 lbs and fight golovkin at middleweight as golovkin could supposedly cut 8 lbs after fighting ward to return to mw and fight alvarez. but that's not how it works, is it? clearly the ~170 lbs that the two of them weigh on fight night is distributed differently. the fact of the matter is that there is a size imbalance and for that reason the fight can only happen when it is ready to happen, demanding otherwise is futile unless roc nation can somehow make golovkin an offer that he can't refuse or ward compromises on the weight issue in order to take some of the strain off of golovkin
As I said with Rigo's team asking for a CW against Loma, I can understand why K2 has brought it up in a fight with regards to Ward.
I just don't agree with it.
Yes, concessions will have to be made during negotiations between the two.
I don't feel a CW should be one of them.
People bringing up Dawson, well that was on him and his handlers. There is no boxing deity that is proclaiming Ward has to potentially decrease his in ring performance in an act of contrition because Dawson and his team bit off more then they could chew.
And I'm not one of the guys saying GGG is "scared" or "ducking".
I'm just enjoying seeing some of the GGG stans twist a little bit.
Hell, I like GGG. Quite a bit.
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