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I don't care about cash cows at all...and let's be realistic...canelo had to draw up a fighter two weights below to even attract a decent ppv.....he's not pacquaio or mayweather...he ain't a superstar by any means......cotto and canelo got 900k ppv combined and considering how ell known both fighters were...it ain't a cotto pacquaio....or mayweather vs De la Hoya....and who else is on the horizon for canelo after this fight....slim pickings......but even so...he can be the cash cow all he wants to be but at the end of the day he will have to vacate the title and let middleweights fight middleweights....the argument has never been who's the bigger star...the argument is you can't change the rules of weight classes....looking at it now if I was golovkin I would accept 157 or 158 and call canelos bluff and fight him.....canelo is a not world superstar and has never been a mayweather or pacquaio....that's a factIt doesn't matter if we talk about 155-160. The whole point for GBP is that it's not Lil'G hour, it's Canelo the superstar hour. As long as Lil'G is happy cashing them checks it's obvious the fans are being had. Canelo doesn't call the shots. That's GBP. Canelo just enjoying it all. That's just the reality. He's the fighter. Bhop and De La Hoya milking that cash!
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Pacquiao was KO'd twice before moving up the ranks in divisions and supposedly, like Cotto, became more durable at heavier weights. The whole thing about Khan moving up in weight is beyond played out only girls complain that he's not a ''Middleweight.'' How in the hell did Pacquiao come from Lightweight to fight De La Hoya? lol Khan can't use roids either?Comment
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Canelo is such a ****ing pussi, and boxing is the only sport where you can just make up your own rules, and BLATANTLY turn the tables in your favor. Wtf....and Canelo is the biggest pussi everz because he's already a big JMW, and actually BIGGER than GGG.
Even if you're a die hard Canelo nut gobbler, you can't defend this ***** ****.Comment
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This! Do people not understand that Canelo is actually BIGGER than GGG on fight night.
Hell, Floyd might be the physically bigger guy on fight night against GGG. Floyd doesn't want people to know his fight night weight, and he looks like a ripped and very muscular and explosive 165 lb. fighter come fight night. But if people realize Floyd's an actual WW, and a big one at that, the allure goes away, and the whole, "he's way smaller than Sugar Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns, and Hagler, so it wouldn't be fair. He'd fight at 140 in those days."
Lmao, no, he'd be a legit WW during those times, and GGG is regularly 167-168 come fight night, and he's old, which is why I find it laughable that people say he's ducking Ward, and the other top SMWs.
Buy I digress, Canelo is the biggest pussi ever.Comment
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This whole weight situation is a travisty. These 'fighters' these days let their egos become too big. It gets in the way of making the best fights possible. At some point when you have a potential unification, arguably the biggest fight that can be made at this point in boxing, both sides need to work together. All this talk about 'A' side 'B' side **** is ******. I understand it's business, but it gets in the way. These fighters need to swallow their pride and look at the bigger picture. Look at what's in front of them and get the fight made. Don't worry about that small ****. There have been too many times in the past where we had big, potential match ups between fighters that end up don't happening, and more times than not, it's because of ******, petty ****.
Both Canelo and GGG, as well as their teams, are acting like girls, it needs to stop. We as fans just want the biggest fights possible. When that doesn't happen, boxing loses fans. It shouldn't be this hard.Comment
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Golovkin should just cave in and fight at 155. He did say he would fight anyone from 154 to 168 if it was a big fight. Well there is none bigger for him right now than Alvarez.
Canelo had to sacrifice several times to get the big bouts and the big money that he wanted, now it's GGG's turn.Comment
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