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Originally posted by cork View PostI don't think canelo was going to drop his belt.but hey he did. I doubt ggg would but if Jacobs doesn't like his purse he might dropped it. He doesn't have a fan base to begin with so I think it probably hurt him less than getting koed. I doubt it happens but again anything can happen.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostIf he drops the belt who is he gonna fight? The reason it took him almost a year to fight again is because he has on one to fight. That's why he had to fight Mora again. He's not dropping the belt.
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Originally posted by SteveM View PostI don't see him going to 168 now, I hope I'm wrong. He'll never go to 175 - its just too big of an ask for someone who still makes 160 comfortably at 34.5 years old.
He can unify MW, make some defenses and hope for a Canelo fight. Sure his legacy won't be what it could have been but if he holds record MW defenses and is unbeaten he will be 1st ballot HOF-er.
AND fairly rich - especially if he does a rematch with Canelo.
Belts and title defenses aren't what cement a legacy. Its WHO you fought. If Hopkins hasn't fought guys like DLH and Tito. And then moved up and fought guys like Tarver and Calzage. He could have had 100 title defenses and nobody would have cared. He would mostly be a guy remebered as a food fight that feasted on a bad division as a true ATG (RJ) had left it. GGG doesn't have anyone of any historical, significant relevance on his resume.
As for staying at 60 hoping to unify beltsand land a Canelo fight. How many more years do you want him to wait? Personally, I haven't seen any significant slippage in him. But honestly, it would be hard for me to tell because I've never been overly impreased by him. Either way, he's not a young guy. And age is gonna catch him eventually. So personally, I think that its time for him to start chasing some big fights. And he's gotten big enough where he doesn't necessarily need a great danxe partner to sell. All he needs are intriguing fights that may make people think he has a chance to lose. We know he's a huge favorite over anybody 160band down. He's a favorite against everyone at 68. But trying to see him conquer another division would generate a lotta interest.
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This is the best fight for Golovkin at the moment, although it'd be great if he could prove himself more by moving up, the reality is that when a fighter has as many belts as he does he doesn't have the freedom to fight whoever he wants because of the number of mandatory title defenses he is required to have. I think we will see Golovkin move up eventually but not until he has fought Jacobs, Saunders and then Canelo.
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Originally posted by cork View PostAgain I'm saying I doubt he does but it can happen. If he does drop it Andy Lee is looking to get back into the ring. That be a nice win for him.
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Originally posted by Rip Chudd View PostWhy do people act like Jacobs is asking for the moon? He said in an interview posted on this site that he wouldn't ask for anything absurd like 10 million or anything but he feels since it is a bigger fight he should make more than the 1.5M he made vs Quillin. That's not unreasonable at all. Maybe 2 or 2.5
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostHis career is over if he drops the belt. Nobody wants to see him fight Andy Lee. Andy Lee is insignificant at this point.
And please don't lump me in with those ggg groupies, I've been arguing for ggg to move up to 168 cause those guys look like trash. After he gets his last belt he should really consider it instead of waiting around for canelo. It leave a great legacy to unify two divisions.
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Originally posted by Boxing Logic View PostWrong. He said even if he got offered 3 mil, why would he fight GGG for three mil when he could just fight "two Quillins" instead because GGG is so good, he's more of a risk than fighting Quillin twice lol.
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