Biggest threat to GGG from 154 to 160?

[-Kev-]

Not talking about ****s...

Canelo has more reach:

http://boxrec.com/boxer/348759
http://boxrec.com/boxer/356831

Lol I was jk.

[-Kev-]

Canelo doesn't have a long, heavy jab. I think Canelo gets brutalized against Golovkin but there's always a chance that Canelo is a much stronger fighter at 160...who knows?

Nobody from 147 to 160 brutalizes Canelo. No one at all. Golovkin wins a decision in a competitive fight where Canelo holds his own. Mark my words, Golovkin doesn't even knock down Canelo at all.

[Damn Wicked]

Hard to know which fighter is his best challenger.

I wouldn't be very confident with Jacobs berating GGG because of the way he got wrecked by Pirog and dropped by Mora.

[Jubei]

You should also give the option to select "Nobody".

I see GGG having the best and most competitve fight with Canelo.

But Canelo got hurt by Cotto's fat brother even though that was long ago. I have never seen GGG hurt. GGG and Canelo have a similar style and GGG is basically better in every category except handspeed.

[HeroBando]

Unfortunately Golovkin is still in that phase where he is always stepping up. Literally no one in the world mentions Tony Pep in Floyd's resume as a good win. Cause it was a step up win, not a great win. You just said it in your post, GGG's biggest challenge turns to a bum...that's right, notice you didn't say GGG's elite wins/very good wins. You said biggest challenge, cause even you know that these fights aren't particularly good per se, just raising in "challenge". Like Floyd fighting Tony Pep in 1998 before Hernandez, if Boxingscene was around at the time, Tony Pep would be mentioned as one of Floyd's best wins...out of a bad bunch. So if you want me to mention GGG's best wins outof his bad bunch, it's Martin Murray. But don't expect people to call Rubio, Geale, Stevens, Ishida Hall of Famers or great fighters.

True but now that Froch retired and Cotto is done pretending to be MW Champ, there's nobody MW-HW that would go HOF right now if retired. The ones with the best shot are Canelo and Ward, with Canelo being a 10x bigger fight and having Ggg as mando

[Weebler I]

Nobody from 147 to 160 brutalizes Canelo. No one at all. Golovkin wins a decision in a competitive fight where Canelo holds his own. Mark my words, Golovkin doesn't even knock down Canelo at all.

Golovkin knocks Canelo out imo there is no way Alvarez goes 12.

If you read about their sparring session, he had backed him up and on the ropes. Alvarez takes too much of a round off, Golovkin never stops, too accurate and hits too hard, he is relentless coming forward.

The guys that go rounds with Golovkin are those that move, Murray moved around, Rosado moved around. Canelo is static.

[-Kev-]

Golovkin knocks Canelo out imo there is no way Alvarez goes 12.

If you read about their sparring session, he had backed him up and on the ropes. Alvarez takes too much of a round off, Golovkin never stops, too accurate and hits too hard, he is relentless coming forward.

The guys that go rounds with Golovkin are those that move, Murray moved around, Rosado moved around. Canelo is static.

Canelo goes 12, we can bet on it.

And a seperate bet, if GGG and Canelo negotiate a fight in between and I can see Canelo vs a real MW, not small Cotto, then I can make a better assessment of Canelo vs GGG. If I feel that Canelo can beat GGG i'll bet on it. But definitely right now I can bet you Canelo goes 12, you can bet on that.

[SilverMiles]

Unfortunately Golovkin is still in that phase where he is always stepping up. Literally no one in the world mentions Tony Pep in Floyd's resume as a good win. Cause it was a step up win, not a great win. You just said it in your post, GGG's biggest challenge turns to a bum...that's right, notice you didn't say GGG's elite wins/very good wins. You said biggest challenge, cause even you know that these fights aren't particularly good per se, just raising in "challenge". Like Floyd fighting Tony Pep in 1998 before Hernandez, if Boxingscene was around at the time, Tony Pep would be mentioned as one of Floyd's best wins...out of a bad bunch. So if you want me to mention GGG's best wins outof his bad bunch, it's Martin Murray. But don't expect people to call Rubio, Geale, Stevens, Ishida Hall of Famers or great fighters.

You comparing Tony Pep to Geale is crazy and shows your lack of boxing knowledge. Hernandez is no better than Geale and only Mayweather fan boys think he's a great fight. Hernandez fought in a average 130 division (an historically weak division) and his best win was 40 year old Azumah Nelson a fight he barely won.

Both times Gernandez steeped up he was shut up. Geale fought a special fighter and he was shut out. Now tell me what's the difference.

He and Geale are solid B+ fighters, good against most fighters but usually loss too the best.

[-Kev-]

You comparing Tony Pep to Geale is crazy and shows your lack of boxing knowledge. Hernandez is no better than Geale and only Mayweather fan boys think he's a great fight. Hernandez fought in a average 130 division (an historically weak division) and his best win was 40 year old Azumah Nelson a fight he barely won.

Both times Gernandez steeped up he was shut up. Geale fought a special fighter and he was shut out. Now tell me what's the difference.

He and Geale are solid B+ fighters, good against most fighters but usually loss too the best.

Genaro Hernandez was 130 Lineal champion and only lost to two All Time Greats Mayweather and De La Hoya. "Usually" lost to the best? Geale lost to Mundine and Darren ****ing Barker...Geale is and was never a B+ fighter. You are tripping so hard.

[Citizen Koba]

Lara, Saunders, maybe Andrade are the trickiest stylistic match-ups, but the odds would be very, very long against them actually beating him.