Why Shouldnt ggg move up in weight???
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He wants to unify the division and I respect that goal, but in order to get a real challenge, I think he has to move up. It's the only thing to do. He could possibly do that and unify if the IBF doesn't pull up another Dominic Wade he can't get to in time.
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He should definitely move up to 168.Comment
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Canelo comes in at 175 yet some think he is belongs at 154.
13 pounds is not that much re-hydration in boxing.
Pacquiao went up 17 pounds in the 1st JMM fight.
Margarito was known to weight upwards of 160, and did Cotto and Cintron. Yet all three contested at their ideal weight at 147.
What's the problem with fighting at your ideal weight? Specially when there's nothing at 168.Comment
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If he makes 154 then he is a 154 fighter right?Canelo comes in at 175 yet some think he is belongs at 154.
13 pounds is not that much re-hydration in boxing.
Pacquiao went up 17 pounds in the 1st JMM fight.
Margarito was known to weight upwards of 160, and did Cotto and Cintron. Yet all three contested at their ideal weight at 147.
What's the problem with fighting at your ideal weight? Specially when there's nothing at 168.Comment
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Glad you agree that GGG is a 160 lb fighter. When it becomes difficult to make, he should move up. Or if a highly lucrative fight presents itself, not simply because haters are desperate to see him lose to a bigger boxer.Comment
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