that offer aint looking too bad now after all.....
b,b,b,b,but.....
Originally posted by aboutfkntime
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guys, a more serious post.....
one that I hope you will at least consider
before Smith, Canelo had never weighed more than 1 pound over the JMW limit..... and he had never faced a middleweight opponent
based on those two factors, there is nothing to even suggest that Canelo was a middleweight
this is what Canelo is guilty of.....
1) the fat cvnt allowed himself an extra pound that may not have benefited his JMW opponents quite as much as it benefited him
2) not immediately dropping the bogus middleweight title that he won by beating an old faded 153lb JMW, at 155
Canelo was not a middleweight champion's ass-hole..... Golovkin was the man at 160, Canelo should not have been ranked..... especially after stating this immediately following the Cotto fight..... "I have no interest in middleweight"..... and especially after making 154 for Liam Smith
FACT: the jmw's ALL struggle to make weight - to varying degree's, ALL of them..... and many of them struggle just as much as Canelo does
but Canelo had the star-power ($$$) to convince his JMW opponents to agree to 155..... and it's not like he was draining any of them..... those guys made weight easier at 155, just like Canelo did
he is no different from any of those other JMW's, apart from the fact that he is red ($$$)
you have all heard how Lara/Angulo/etc have fought higher than 154 more often than Canelo did
come on guys, this is LITERALLY all you have.....
the tiny percentage of a pound, somewhere between 154 and 155, that Canelo weighed prior to his fights at 155
and often it was not even a whole pound..... because I can recall him weighing 154.5 against someone, Kirkland I think it was
a small percentage of a single pound is LITERALLY all you guys have..... which is ridiculous, hence my pile of unanswered questions
look, I tell you what.....
I will admit that Golovkin did not duck Canelo at 155, simply because they were in different divisions..... despite the fact that Golovkin talked all of that 154 smack..... and despite the fact that AFTER refusing to negotiate on weight with Canelo, Golovkin called out other JMW's at 154..... not a good look, but I will readily admit that Golovkin did not avoid that fight..... simply because those guys were in different divisions
that way, you guys kill this awkward, uncomfortable, impossible, question.....
..... but, that would mean that you guys would also have to admit that those guys were in different divisions..... which has been your problem to date
you guys are actually fk'ing yourselves..... you are killing yourselves over a silly technicality that made NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER to a JMW's ability to perform against genuine middleweight opponents..... AND YOU KNOW IT
FACT: the total amount of functional muscle-mass and conditioning that you can take into a fight is determined at the OFFICIAL weigh-in..... and 155 =/= 160
that way, we can put this thread to rest
what I am proposing is, that we all agree to the following.....
there was no ducking, by either party..... those guys were in different divisions, and were unwilling to budge on their respective terms..... meaning that the timing was not right for that fight to happen until Canelo officially moved up
and believe me, I am letting you guys off the hook BIG-TIME..... because, there was all of that 154 talk from Golovkin, both before and AFTER refusing to negotiate on weight with Canelo..... and, kafkod just basically admitted that..... refusing to fight opponent-A at 155, but then offering to fight opponent-B at 154..... is a flat out duck of opponent-A
but, I will leave it..... and I promise to never again accuse Golovkin of ducking Canelo..... and I will agree to the following statement.....
"those guys were in different divisions, and were unwilling to budge on their respective terms..... meaning that the timing was not right for that fight to happen"
..... just to put this thread to bed, and move on
..... but, that would mean that you guys would also have to admit that those guys were in different divisions.....
your call ^^
or, we can sit here all fkn year, it makes no difference whatsoever to me..... because, this thread has not really turned out how you guys first envisaged..... has it?
just a thought
oh btw, I must be honest about my offer..... it does NOT extend to Cotto..... no fkn way..... he is different, that is a different situation
think about it
here is why you should think about it.....
because, if not, this is your destiny.....
FACT: this question will be the last man standing in this thread, and I am sure that you all realize that.....
and of course, the elephant.....
by agreeing, you kill both the impossible question, and the elephant
your call, and I cannot be more fair than that ^^
one that I hope you will at least consider
before Smith, Canelo had never weighed more than 1 pound over the JMW limit..... and he had never faced a middleweight opponent
based on those two factors, there is nothing to even suggest that Canelo was a middleweight
this is what Canelo is guilty of.....
1) the fat cvnt allowed himself an extra pound that may not have benefited his JMW opponents quite as much as it benefited him
2) not immediately dropping the bogus middleweight title that he won by beating an old faded 153lb JMW, at 155
Canelo was not a middleweight champion's ass-hole..... Golovkin was the man at 160, Canelo should not have been ranked..... especially after stating this immediately following the Cotto fight..... "I have no interest in middleweight"..... and especially after making 154 for Liam Smith
FACT: the jmw's ALL struggle to make weight - to varying degree's, ALL of them..... and many of them struggle just as much as Canelo does
but Canelo had the star-power ($$$) to convince his JMW opponents to agree to 155..... and it's not like he was draining any of them..... those guys made weight easier at 155, just like Canelo did
he is no different from any of those other JMW's, apart from the fact that he is red ($$$)
you have all heard how Lara/Angulo/etc have fought higher than 154 more often than Canelo did
come on guys, this is LITERALLY all you have.....
the tiny percentage of a pound, somewhere between 154 and 155, that Canelo weighed prior to his fights at 155
and often it was not even a whole pound..... because I can recall him weighing 154.5 against someone, Kirkland I think it was
a small percentage of a single pound is LITERALLY all you guys have..... which is ridiculous, hence my pile of unanswered questions
look, I tell you what.....
I will admit that Golovkin did not duck Canelo at 155, simply because they were in different divisions..... despite the fact that Golovkin talked all of that 154 smack..... and despite the fact that AFTER refusing to negotiate on weight with Canelo, Golovkin called out other JMW's at 154..... not a good look, but I will readily admit that Golovkin did not avoid that fight..... simply because those guys were in different divisions
that way, you guys kill this awkward, uncomfortable, impossible, question.....
why did Golovkin totally refuse to negotiate on weight with SUPERSTARS..... despite the fact that he was willing to negotiate on weight with NO-HOPER'S?
you guys are actually fk'ing yourselves..... you are killing yourselves over a silly technicality that made NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER to a JMW's ability to perform against genuine middleweight opponents..... AND YOU KNOW IT
FACT: the total amount of functional muscle-mass and conditioning that you can take into a fight is determined at the OFFICIAL weigh-in..... and 155 =/= 160
that way, we can put this thread to rest
what I am proposing is, that we all agree to the following.....
there was no ducking, by either party..... those guys were in different divisions, and were unwilling to budge on their respective terms..... meaning that the timing was not right for that fight to happen until Canelo officially moved up
and believe me, I am letting you guys off the hook BIG-TIME..... because, there was all of that 154 talk from Golovkin, both before and AFTER refusing to negotiate on weight with Canelo..... and, kafkod just basically admitted that..... refusing to fight opponent-A at 155, but then offering to fight opponent-B at 154..... is a flat out duck of opponent-A
but, I will leave it..... and I promise to never again accuse Golovkin of ducking Canelo..... and I will agree to the following statement.....
"those guys were in different divisions, and were unwilling to budge on their respective terms..... meaning that the timing was not right for that fight to happen"
..... just to put this thread to bed, and move on
..... but, that would mean that you guys would also have to admit that those guys were in different divisions.....
your call ^^
or, we can sit here all fkn year, it makes no difference whatsoever to me..... because, this thread has not really turned out how you guys first envisaged..... has it?

just a thought
oh btw, I must be honest about my offer..... it does NOT extend to Cotto..... no fkn way..... he is different, that is a different situation
think about it
here is why you should think about it.....
because, if not, this is your destiny.....
FACT: this question will be the last man standing in this thread, and I am sure that you all realize that.....
why did Golovkin totally refuse to negotiate on weight with SUPERSTARS..... despite the fact that he was willing to negotiate on weight with NO-HOPER'S?
by agreeing, you kill both the impossible question, and the elephant
your call, and I cannot be more fair than that ^^
b,b,b,b,but.....
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