Does GGG go undefeated vs a prime Kessler/Froch/Abraham...?
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Did GGG ever when a belt at 168 or a catch-weight in between. No! Because everyone above 160 is too big for GGG. You still can't answer why everyone at 168 is to big for GGG but no one at 154 is too small for GGG. Everyone has to compromise and come to 160. If him and Canelo are the same size why won't he fight at 155? If Canelo can still make 155 then why does he have to come up to fight Govlovkin but Golovkin not go up to fight say...Ward? The excuse was money yet he could make more by fighting Canelo at 155.Comment
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TBH I don't think he beats Froch. I'm not sure about the others. I think he would beat Abraham and Kessler could be a toss up.Comment
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Naseem was past prime because he lost his passion and didnt train properly prior to MAB and he had a fight after against a guy he would have ko'd in one,he was past prime i reckon but smaller fighters lose their prime quickerOk fair enoug about murray, arthur MAY have been past his best a bit at that point but i certainly disagree regarding his earlier losses. Tbh I think naseem is the perfect example, he lost cause he fought a hall of famer marco antonio barrera who was better than him, i dont think he lost cause he was 'past prime'Comment
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There are lots of lies in one small paragraph... Golovkin tried to make fights at 168 on more than one ocasion. Froch and Chavez come to mind. He was willing, but they were not. This is one lie. Second - when did Canelo was willing to fight GGG at 155? K2 made statements that 160 is for title unification, but they were ready to negotiate weight for Canelo in non-title fight. But Golden Boy did not want this fight period - not at any weight. Not until several years down the stretch, when GGG will be old.Did GGG ever when a belt at 168 or a catch-weight in between. No! Because everyone above 160 is too big for GGG. You still can't answer why everyone at 168 is to big for GGG but no one at 154 is too small for GGG. Everyone has to compromise and come to 160. If him and Canelo are the same size why won't he fight at 155? If Canelo can still make 155 then why does he have to come up to fight Govlovkin but Golovkin not go up to fight say...Ward? The excuse was money yet he could make more by fighting Canelo at 155.Comment
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So we've all came to agreement that GGG beats Abraham and Calzaghe splatters GGG
Nobody is in agreement who wins out of kessler and froch against GGGComment
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Why wasn't this offer extended to Ward?There are lots of lies in one small paragraph... Golovkin tried to make fights at 168 on more than one ocasion. Froch and Chavez come to mind. He was willing, but they were not. This is one lie. Second - when did Canelo was willing to fight GGG at 155? K2 made statements that 160 is for title unification, but they were ready to negotiate weight for Canelo in non-title fight. But Golden Boy did not want this fight period - not at any weight. Not until several years down the stretch, when GGG will be old.
Golovkin hasn't made any adjustments for anyone outside of fighting at 160.Comment
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Are you dense? You just agreed that GGG was willing to fight at 168, and in the next sentence ask - why no adjustments for anyone... Are you reading what you post?
Regarding Ward - he didn't want to fight GGG at 168 right away. He just wanted agreement to fight him down the stretch. Ward can't make 168 for several years already... To anyone capable of adding 2 and 2 it was obvious, that Ward just tried to help his stablemate Cotto - to get GGG off his back. He had no intentions to fight GGG at 168.Comment
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That holds as much weight as Chavez saying that he'll come back and KO GGG at 168...all chatter and speculation. We never saw a contract. I don't want to hear about what he's willing to do when we never see anything in writing...Are you dense? You just agreed that GGG was willing to fight at 168, and in the next sentence ask - why no adjustments for anyone... Are you reading what you post?
Regarding Ward - he didn't want to fight GGG at 168 right away. He just wanted agreement to fight him down the stretch. Ward can't make 168 for several years already... To anyone capable of adding 2 and 2 it was obvious, that Ward just tried to help his stablemate Cotto - to get GGG off his back. He had no intentions to fight GGG at 168.Comment
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