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Floyd Mayweather says B-Side Golovkin should face Canelo at 155
"With Canelo being the A-side, do I honestly think that Triple G should have went down to 155? Absolutely," stated retired undefeated former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather, who shared his thoughts on a future showdown between WBC middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez and undefeated middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin. Although both fighters have a written agreement to face each other following their next bouts, Canelo has yet to admit that he's a full-fledged 160-pounder and reportedly prefers for the fight to take place at 155 pounds. Naturally, Golovkin thinks it's crazy to fight for the middleweight title below the division's 160-pound weight limit.
"To get something, you have to sacrifice something," commented Mayweather, who recently explained to FightHype.com that because Canelo is the A-side when it comes to making that particular pay-per-view event, Golovkin should be willing to make the sacrifice if he wants the opportunity to prove that he's the bigger star. It's a stance that even Mayweather himself can relate to, having made a number of concessions - including weight, glove size, and ring size - back in 2007 when he wanted a shot at then pay-per-view star Oscar De La Hoya. "To get something, you have to sacrifice something, so what is he willing to sacrifice to be at the pinnacle," Mayweather reiterated.
"To get something, you have to sacrifice something," commented Mayweather, who recently explained to FightHype.com that because Canelo is the A-side when it comes to making that particular pay-per-view event, Golovkin should be willing to make the sacrifice if he wants the opportunity to prove that he's the bigger star. It's a stance that even Mayweather himself can relate to, having made a number of concessions - including weight, glove size, and ring size - back in 2007 when he wanted a shot at then pay-per-view star Oscar De La Hoya. "To get something, you have to sacrifice something, so what is he willing to sacrifice to be at the pinnacle," Mayweather reiterated.
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