Comments Thread For: Golovkin's Next Fight: Tureano Johnson Injured and Ruled Out
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Jacobs has been KO'd by Pirog. And was recently dropped by Sergio Mora. SERGIO FREAK'N MORA!!!!!! So I don't like his chances of staying upright against the hardest puncher in the division for too long either. At least Lara is an exceptional defensive fighter.Comment
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Why doesn't Lara fight Jacobs then? Both have nothing scheduled for the spring as far as we know...both with Haymon....should be an easy fight to make IMO...winner is mandatory to GGG WBA super title.
Instead we can cry about fights between cross promoters on different networks not getting made while Jacobs and Lara fight stiffs next time out.Comment
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Johnson is out. Where does GGG go now?
SO no Johnson, no Saunders, no Jacobs and no Canelo.
WHy is he not entertaining a fight at 168?Comment
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Which was exactly my question which was met by 1000 reasons why he shouldn't. Especially from an unnamed cat that said Roy Jones never fought a 12 rounder at middleweight. And his career spanned 68 and 75.Comment
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At least with jacobs, he also has the capability of shutting GGG's lights off as well. Whereas with Lara, the only lights Lara will shut off is by putting GGG to sleep via running and boredom.Comment
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That's my take. At least try to get Lara ... make a reasonable offer, explore the possibility at least. HBO might say no, Haymon might say no, Lara might overprice himself... but at least make the attempt. There really ain't any credible opponents left at 160 for GGG, but I can get the reluctance to go for a SMW opponent whilst the Canelo fight - likely at a CW - remains at least a theoretical possibility.Comment
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GGG has 20+ straight KO victories. Strong chin, medium chin, glass chin or weak chin, all risk the same fate.
At least with jacobs, he also has the capability of shutting GGG's lights off as well. Whereas with Lara, the only lights Lara will shut off is by putting GGG to sleep via running and boredom.
As for your assessment of Lara and Jacobs when as it pertains to opponents for GGG. Boxing isn't all about power homie. There's a reason why generally, the top of the is usually littered with guys that aren't big punchers. A great boxer generally beats a great puncher. I think GGG-Lara would cpme down to a very good big man beating a very good little man. But at the same time, Lara brings a helluva lot more to the table for GGG to worry about than Jacobs. Its not even close.Comment
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Shake my head, these fans.Comment
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