Comments Thread For: Gennady Golovkin Yearns For More Activity, Four Fights in 2017
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it took fkn MONTHS !
..... that negotiation was like pulling teeth, and looked doomed to fail right up until the day that it was announced.Comment
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I hope they make it happen. Jacobs in March, Saunders in June, Canelo in September and Charlo in December. I know I'm dreaming but what a year that would be. All the belts, all the respect and 40-0.For the first time since 2012, unified middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin (36-0, 33 KOs) will be fighting just twice in a calendar year. Golovkin, who is scheduled to face Daniel Jacobs (32-1, 29 KOs) on March 18th at the Madison Square Garden, will try and rectify that in 2017.
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Who does Charlo face before then? I'd like to see Charlo vs. Eubank, but I know that wouldn't be likely.Comment
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GGG does seem to get all his fights signed for the entire year by the end of February??? Of course bums are a dime a dozen. Always find one past out at the corner liquor store or homeless shelter...let's pretend that I am a Golovkin fan
so..... Gennady's desire to fight 4 times next year will almost certainly mean that I am forced to sit through 2-3 shht fights..... and I am going to call those fights exactly what they are, because enough really is enough..... they are shht fights
why gives a flying fat fk about Gennady's desire to fight 4 times next year..... 1 good fight > 4 shht fights..... not interested at all, unless the step up to fight Jacobs (LOL) is a permanent one
how can you guys get so excited about something that will likely turn out to be rubbish?
fighting 4 times in 2017 will likely mean that the entire boxing world must fit around Golovkin's busy schedule (LMAO)..... so I look forward to some more "astute" "negotiating" skills from Loeffler.....
..... you have 7 weeks to prepare, and you must accept the first shht offer we make, or we will move on..... because Gennady's date is looming LMAO
"they were the best fights we could arrange in that short time-frame"..... "nobody wants to fight Gennady", despite the fact that we expected everyone to drop what they were doing and immediately make themselves available..... "dey duckin doe", despite the fact that we used a date to leverage them into accepting a poor deal.....
NOT interested in watching the result of yet another " busy " Golovkin schedule..... Gennady needs to focus on making quality fights, not pumping out more of the same rubbish
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imagine if they had the resume of Tim Bradley, Danny Garcia, Khan, Ward, Cotto,Yamanaka, Pacquiao, Canelo......they'd be hyped as the greatest ever....best p4p..hell pac and ward are the only ones on most lists
Loma is has the talent and its sad in 8 fights he has a better resume than GGG...same amount of champions defeated....moved up has titles in 2 divisions and has shown he will take risks.....K2 and GGG need to get on board
I don't have to imagine I already know...
Rod Salka vs. Danny Garcia - 100-3 Odds
"Danny Garcia vs. Rod Salka and the Broken Sport of Boxing"
Danny Garcia (28-0, 16 knockouts), the junior welterweight champion of the world, is one of boxing's very best. The Philadelphian packs plenty of grit, prodigious skill and a powerful punch into a slender 140-pound frame. He rose to the top by knocking out British sensation Amir Khan and stayed there with an upset win over Lucas Matthysse last year.
GGG vs. Dominic Wade - Even WORSE 100-1 Odds
"Unified middleweight titleholder Gennady Golovkin was the overwhelming favorite against virtual unknown mandatory challenger Dominic Wade, and Golovkin nullified any chance of an upset, overpowering his opponent in an absolutely devastating performance."
http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...e-second-roundComment
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True. The size would probably be about even, but Eubank looks like he could fill out and go higher than Charlo could. I know they both punch with a lot of crispness which is what I like to see.Comment
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The difference is that Garcia chose to fight Salka. And it was a mismatch, Salka wasn't even from that Division. Shouldn't even be sanctioned.I don't have to imagine I already know...
Rod Salka vs. Danny Garcia - 100-3 Odds
"Danny Garcia vs. Rod Salka and the Broken Sport of Boxing"
Danny Garcia (28-0, 16 knockouts), the junior welterweight champion of the world, is one of boxing's very best. The Philadelphian packs plenty of grit, prodigious skill and a powerful punch into a slender 140-pound frame. He rose to the top by knocking out British sensation Amir Khan and stayed there with an upset win over Lucas Matthysse last year.
GGG vs. Dominic Wade - Even WORSE 100-1 Odds
"Unified middleweight titleholder Gennady Golovkin was the overwhelming favorite against virtual unknown mandatory challenger Dominic Wade, and Golovkin nullified any chance of an upset, overpowering his opponent in an absolutely devastating performance."
http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...e-second-round
Wade was the IBF mandatory. Golovkin had to fight him or get stripped. Wade was a MW and rated #3 by the IBF. Blame the IBF or Haymon if you want. Johnson was the mandatory and he got injured. Should we blame GGG also for that?
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