Comments Thread For: Golovkin's Coach: Nobody From 154-168 Goes Twelve With GGG!

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Abel Sanchez, trainer for WBC/IBO/WBA/IBF middleweight champion Gennady 'GGG' Golovkin (35-0, 32KOs), sees nobody on the horizon - from junior middleweight to super middleweight, capable of lasting twelve rounds with his fighter.

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Easy to say that when you only fight the one's you know you can beat.

[Jamie harris]

Liam Smith. WBO champ. will beat GGG with ease. and Canelo.

[Rahat]

This guy talks to much is there a day where he dosent talk about how golovkin will beat everyone yet he hasnt faced anyone good yet

[Sadiqkingofko]

Ramirez beats Golovkin imo, way too ****ing big

[youbeight]

oh god here we go again..... 97 pages coming

[Contra]

Easy to say that when you only fight the one's you know you can beat.

Like I've said on numerous occasions, who would be favored to beat him?

Ward? Maybe some 168 guys (and that's a big maybe)? And again, beating SMWs will kill any big money fights at 160. One thing before the other..

Claiming that he won't be challenged at his natural weight says more about how good Gennady than his level of comp so far. He fought (and destroyed) or scared the gloves off most of the top MWs in the last few years.

It's not his fault that he's just that good.


Floyd was never the underdog, either, even when he was moving up. The odds in the Chico fight were close, but other than that, when has Floyd fought a guy that most people thought he would lose to? It was just obvious that he was head and shoulders above everyone else.

Side note regarding the Corrales fight:
No matter what the odds were at one book or another, Floyd would've been the smart bet. Besides the fact that he was obviously more skilled, Corrales was having trouble making 130. And just like Canelo's dumb ass, Corrales said in an interview "130 or 135, whatever, I don't care" and Floyd was like "k, 130 then."

[b00g13man]

So fight Canelo at 155 then. ****ing bellend.

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Like I've said on numerous occasions, who would be favored to beat him?

Ward? Maybe some 168 guys (and that's a big maybe)? And again, beating SMWs will kill any big money fights at 160. One thing before the other..

Claiming that he won't be challenged at his natural weight says more about how good Gennady than his level of comp so far. He fought (and destroyed) or scared the gloves off most of the top MWs in the last few years.

It's not his fault that he's just that good.


Floyd was never the underdog, either, even when he was moving up. The odds in the Chico fight were close, but other than that, when has Floyd fought a guy that most people thought he would lose to? It was just obvious that he was head and shoulders above everyone else.

Side note regarding the Corrales fight:
No matter what the odds were at one book or another, Floyd would've been the smart bet. Besides the fact that he was obviously more skilled, Corrales was having trouble making 130. And just like Canelo's dumb ass, Corrales said in an interview "130 or 135, whatever, I don't care" and Floyd was like "k, 130 then."

Why are you telling me this? I know he's good. I'm responding to a comment from his idiot trainer.

And what does Floyd have to do with anything? He made me wait 6 years to see him fight Pac. **** him .

[Contra]

So fight Canelo at 155 then. ****ing bellend.

May have to happen like that now, since Canyellow threw his belt in the trash and ran back under Oscar's skirt.

Quick turnaround from the Khan fight.

He claims he'll fight him right now, at 160... What happened? Adrenaline wear off or some ****?