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  • SUBZER0ED
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    #141
    All of the haters talk about how Golovkin is too old, over-hyped, one-dimensional, has a poor resume, etc. And yet, if he convincingly beats a prime, "multi-dimensional", "face of boxing" Canelo Alvarez, you know what? They'll still dump on the guy.

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    • AKAcronym
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      #142
      Originally posted by DreamFighter
      so, its NOT him that waited till 34 to challenge for a title, yeh?

      Charlo did it at 25. Canelo did it at 23. BJ did it at 25.The list goes on.

      But its all THEIR fault that GGG waited till he was 34.
      Well I'm sure you're aware of all the missed opportunities he had while with Universum, which is why he left. Not his fault they stalled his career. And the other guys turned pro earlier, ranging from 5-8 years before getting their title shot. GGG had been wanting to fight Pavlik as early as 2009 I believe, but kept getting screwed over. He would've gotten his chances much earlier had he had a competent promoter at the time.

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      • DreamFighter
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        #143
        Originally posted by AKAcronym
        Well I'm sure you're aware .
        I am aware that he was happy with an IBO pseudotitle for as long period than hes had recognised world titles. He could have dumped pseudos anytime he wanted.

        Still I am not knocking him staving off the top echelon since 2014, hes done a world class job since the, HoF might be on the cards if he keeps it up.
        Last edited by DreamFighter; 08-27-2018, 03:27 PM.

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        • DreamFighter
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          #144
          Originally posted by SUBZER0ED
          All of the haters talk about how Golovkin is too old, over-hyped, one-dimensional, has a poor resume, etc. And yet, if he convincingly beats a prime, "multi-dimensional", "face of boxing" Canelo Alvarez, you know what? They'll still dump on the guy.
          how do you know about future events?

          in my eyes if he beats canelo he is a steadfast elite himself. He already has a case for being elite with the draw, and being unbeaten since 2014 too, lets see if he can build on it.

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          • SUBZER0ED
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            #145
            Originally posted by DreamFighter
            how do you know about future events?

            in my eyes if he beats canelo he is a steadfast elite himself. He already has a case for being elite with the draw, and being unbeaten since 2014 too, lets see if he can build on it.
            Ah, but you're not a true Golovkin hater. Those folks would crap on him if he fought and beat the actual King Kong. Watch and see what happens if he beats Canelo convincingly.

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              #146
              Originally posted by redmyth79
              Please tell me when Geale was ever good? He got knocked out in 4 by a 154lb blown up 140lber cotto. He lost to GGG in 3 or other way around. Geale beat who to be good?
              Cotto was never a true middleweight. Canelo's 1st true fight at middleweight was against the best GGG!! Canelo had faced all challengers!! Trout and Lara when all dodged both!! Neither Charlo even did great against beat Trout!
              Canelo catchwight Floyd as well when Floyd was p4p king and Canelo was just 22. Canelo's resume speaks for itself


              don't disagree with anything, except..... Geale was good

              he had some good wins and a good little run

              Geale was good, Jacobs is very good, Canelo is excellent

              Golovkin is also very good, but Canelo > Golovkin..... hands down

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                #147
                Originally posted by DreamFighter
                someone who only stepped into the ring for a title shot at age 34, isnt being avoided. Its HIM not stepping up, not everyone else. They all got their title shots before 34.

                What you should ask yourself is why he left it so late, because since winning a title he has been a good champion, hes notched up a good run of defences.

                agree with the bold, but I don't see how you can say that Golovkin has stepped up, even now

                he had to be ordered to fight Danny Jacobs, and Team Golovkin did everything they could to kill that fight, including losing a fight date..... and Canelo is a cash-cow so that is hardly stepping up.....

                and those two guys are the only real names on Golovkin's resume

                the obvious indicator is..... Golovkin could have fought Saunders, which would mean he could avoid being stripped by the IBF..... but, he selected Vanes lol

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                • Mirus
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                  #148
                  Originally posted by Real boxer
                  Ive watched them. He apparently fights bums, so exactly how are they hurting him?
                  Which fights did you watch?

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                    #149
                    Originally posted by Mirus
                    Which fights did you watch?
                    In person or on tv?

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                    • Mirus
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                      #150
                      Originally posted by Real boxer
                      In person or on tv?
                      Which person?

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