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  • youbeight
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    #41
    Originally posted by SchoolTheseCats
    Isn't that what floyd and manny did go against guys 15-20lbs bigger then them to show they greatness?
    why stop there:
    duran did it
    armstrong did it
    whittaker did it
    m taylor did it
    langford did it
    roy jones did it
    spinks did it

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    • M Bison
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      #42
      Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
      Do you think GGG will insist on a 164 pound catchweight for Ramirez?
      No he will ask for 161lbs with re-hydration clause.

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        #43
        Originally posted by youbeight
        why stop there:
        duran did it
        armstrong did it
        whittaker did it
        m taylor did it
        langford did it
        roy jones did it
        spinks did it
        Andre Ward never did it
        Gennady Golovkin never did it
        Sergey Kovalev never did it
        Adonis Stevenson never did it
        Carl Froch never did it

        Your response?

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        • youbeight
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          #44
          Originally posted by Red Cyclone
          Andre Ward never did it
          Gennady Golovkin never did it
          Sergey Kovalev never did it
          Adonis Stevenson never did it
          Carl Froch never did it
          and thats why they havent put themselves ahead of those guys. i like golovkin as a fighter but his team puts him in negative light and ppl have the nerve to compare him with hagler, at GGG age right now hagler defended all belts undisputed 12 times and beat HOFs and retired. golovkin is still searching for a defining win in a weak division.

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          • youbeight
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            #45
            Originally posted by Red Cyclone
            Andre Ward never did it
            Gennady Golovkin never did it
            Sergey Kovalev never did it
            Adonis Stevenson never did it
            Carl Froch never did it

            Your response?
            and as far as this list, i can say kovalev ward and froch all fought top level competition when the odds were against them. hell even stevenson did, fighting someone youre a massive favorite against doesnt hold weight to overcoming the odds, thats what ppl reflect on when it comes to making the case for fighters and the legacy conversation.

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            • kafkod
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              #46
              Originally posted by youbeight
              so adversity is a bad thing ? i can only speak for myself but i know fighters are vastly judged on not only their greatness but how they faced greatness, faced and beat the odds, faced adversity, its not waiting to call them a hype job, its called holding them to high standards like we do all great fighters, if they fail so be it, if they pass they earned all the praise. look at oscar dlh, sure hes not the best business man, and sure he lost almost all his big fights but he proved his greatness moving through 6 divisions challenging himself. hes not a hype job but one of the best fighters in the last 25 years even if he lost.
              Fair enough, but apply the same high standards to all.

              Eg, don't criticise Golovkin for thinking about taking on a top contender at 168, but give Ward a pass for fighting blown-up SMW journeymen at 175, instead of going straight in with Kovalev.

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                #47
                Originally posted by Red Cyclone
                Andre Ward never did it
                Gennady Golovkin never did it
                Sergey Kovalev never did it
                Adonis Stevenson never did it
                Carl Froch never did it

                Your response?
                correction adonis went from 168 to 175 and ko'd the lineal champ...

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                • Fetta
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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Red Cyclone
                  Andre Ward never did it
                  Gennady Golovkin never did it
                  Sergey Kovalev never did it
                  Adonis Stevenson never did it
                  Carl Froch never did it

                  Your response?
                  Stevenson started at SMW and moved up so yes he did.

                  And for resume talk out of Froch, Ward, Kov, and GGG one doesnt belong in the conversation. Can you guess which one

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                  • Pigeons
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                    #49
                    Man, this coward. There's a reason why every knowledgeable boxing fan has crucified this guy for months now. He's afraid of the best. He ducks and dodges every legitimate challenge and trumpets himself as the best in the sport. He is a coward hunting paydays. **** that fraud!

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                    • youbeight
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                      #50
                      Originally posted by kafkod
                      Fair enough, but apply the same high standards to all.

                      Eg, don't criticise Golovkin for thinking about taking on a top contender at 168, but give Ward a pass for fighting blown-up SMW journeymen at 175, instead of going straight in with Kovalev.
                      they do, and i criticized ward for the way hes gone about his tendor at 175, he didnt need to fight smith and he damn sure didnt need brand or murdock, any top 15 LHW would have been fine for me, who he fights next is whom im looking towards and if its someone not remote on his level, ill still criticize him. but as far as this topic, golovkin said hed only do a ppv fight at 168, and when ward offered a fight to be made later in time, they declined and ppl **** on that offer, this is the same thing arum is discussing here and ppl are mum on it, ramirez isnt a ppv fight, and this isnt a big fight, if they fight in 2016 w/o golovkin doing what he said hed do when ward offered to fight (clean out 160 with all belts and lineage) i expect him to be criticized to the fullest and no passes given, like you said, same standard to all.

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