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36 year old GGG is 50/50 with 28 year prime Canelo, prime GGG trashes prime Canelo

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  • #11
    Originally posted by Jubei View Post
    Canelo is a great fighter, even with all the favoritism and Diva attitudes and the PED issues.

    When GGG was still close to his prime and challenged Canelo, Canelo didnt want anything to do with GGG. He ran and ran and even dropped his WBC belt. Canelo went on to face Liam Smith, Chavez Jr and Amir Khan instead.

    Canelo himself said in several interviews that he wants to be retired by the age of 35 since thats the time that most fighters are past their best and cannot perform at the highest level and he waited until GGG was over 35 until he was ready to face him.

    GGG at age 35 won the first Canelo fight clearly in most peoples eyes.

    The 2nd fight was much closer, i wouldnt argue against a Draw in that fight. GGG was 36 years old already.

    GGG was the most avoided fighter in his prime, Sergio Martinez, Peter Quillin, Felix Sturm, Arthur Abraham, Canelo Alvarez, Miguel Cotto and many others, everybody avoided a young prime GGG and GGG still beat up all the top middleweights during his era who dared to step in the same ring. Macklin, Geale, Murray, Lemieux all of them were considered top middleweights when GGG faced them.

    How many other active fighters age 36+ can operate at the very elite level? Even Pacquiao got knocked out already and looked lackluster vs a B type Horn. Kovalev got knocked out by Eleider Alvarez.

    Only GGG is the one remaining at this advanced age and the guy had over 350 amateur fights all around the world, he has been boxing his entire life and has a very aggressive, offensive minded style that doesnt age well.

    TLDR: GGG in his prime was the ultimate middleweight. He had the whole division on lock and had everybody else look like an Anime fan on prom night.

    When a 36 year old GGG is 50/50 with a prime Canelo you know that Prime vs Prime GGG is way superior than Canelo. A 30 year old GGG destroys a 28 year old Canelo. How can you possibly argue against it?

    GGG is also still the most exciting middleweight of this era, all of his fights are extremely entertaining and exciting and thats what matters to us boxing fans.
    - -Nah, you just a sissy boy projecting yer anorexic regurgitations.

    Golovkin didn't want the 2nd fight and lucky Canelo did him a favor.

    You really should study up.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by KO MX View Post
      Oh yeah he was the most avoided fighter right?
      Why did Canelo drop the belt

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      • #13
        Originally posted by JimmyValmer View Post
        He ducked Andrade when he was volunteering to fight GGG on May 4th, Chose to get stripped of the belt instead of fighting Derevychenko and picked washed up Vanes who hadn’t fought for a year and his first time at MW.
        Dervenchenko and Andrade volunteered to fight GG on short notice. GG chose a retired JMW instead.

        GG also ducked BJS, Lara, the Jacobs rematch (that was 6-6 but GG did win with the KD), Andre Ward at basically any weight, Brook at 157, etc.

        Gennady is a good fighter, but he is his own worst enemy. He elected to fight part-time fight after part-time fighter instead of challenging himself.

        He did 97k in PPV against David Lemiuex

        Then he attempted to fight Canelo or Cotto and make demands on them. That's just not how boxing works. "A" side always calls the shots. Has since Sugar Ray Robinson. And it will long after Canelo.

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        • #14
          Gennady Golovkin definitely beats Canelo in his prime, and pretty clearly i'd say.
          Canelo is a great fighter but he doesn't know how to really step on the gas and leave his opposition in the dust that typically elite fighters have.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Aztekkas View Post
            Originally posted by KO MX View Post
            It's a shame that Lil g wasted his prime fighting bums
            Originally posted by Bjl12 View Post
            GGG elected not to fight Canelo or Cotto in 2014/2015 in the Middleweight division.

            Yes, Canelo and Cotto wanted Middleweight catchweights, but Gennadyovich demanded Andre Ward meet him at SMW catchweight of 164.

            You can't say "no catchweights" to smaller guys and demand catchweights for larger guys and expect zero backlash.

            And Canelo/Cotto didn't force Gennadyovich to stay in Germany fighting cab drivers until he was 28 years old. That was Gennady and his team's decision.



            I mean these GGGholics talked SO MUCH TRASH about how Canelo was going to get KTFO, BENT, STRETCHED, MURDERED, SLEPT...and then GGG did nothing. At best GGG won 7-5, but in reality the fight was a draw.

            Meanwhile Canelo fights GGG in September, has knee surgery, gets suspended, and doesn't need to fight Vanes in a tuneup...goes right to GGG and beats him in a close fight. Canelo beat Gennady though, not on the cards, but he literally beat that man. GGG looked horrible after the fight.
            Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post
            - -Nah, you just a sissy boy projecting yer anorexic regurgitations.

            Golovkin didn't want the 2nd fight and lucky Canelo did him a favor.

            You really should study up.
            This thread is for you Oscar admitted Canelo ducking GGG using the Tank Davis excuse he was too young and GGG wa sin his prime.

            https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...d.php?t=748416

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Beercules View Post
              Why did Canelo drop the belt
              Well this is selective history. If you remember the WBC put a 14-day limit on neogtiations following Canelo's win over Cotto.

              It's odd that you can mandate that kind of thing.

              So Canelo was refusing to comply with the WBC (right thing to do) as much as he was fighting GG. In fact during the 1st Canelo-GG fight the WBC belt was not on the line. Canelo was not fighting for it.

              If I remember correct there was also a lawsuit or something Canelo had to settle during the timeline of the negotiations.

              I don't fault Canelo AT ALL for not fighting GG during those negotiations. Why would any fighter, Canelo or GG or ANYONE, let a sanctioning body tell them what to do? Are these fighters slaves? Maybe to their promoters, but definitely NOT to the sanctioning bodies...especially NOT to the Cash Cow of the entire sport

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Jubei View Post
                Canelo is a great fighter, even with all the favoritism and Diva attitudes and the PED issues.

                When GGG was still close to his prime and challenged Canelo, Canelo didnt want anything to do with GGG. He ran and ran and even dropped his WBC belt. Canelo went on to face Liam Smith, Chavez Jr and Amir Khan instead.

                Canelo himself said in several interviews that he wants to be retired by the age of 35 since thats the time that most fighters are past their best and cannot perform at the highest level and he waited until GGG was over 35 until he was ready to face him.

                GGG at age 35 won the first Canelo fight clearly in most peoples eyes.

                The 2nd fight was much closer, i wouldnt argue against a Draw in that fight. GGG was 36 years old already.

                GGG was the most avoided fighter in his prime, Sergio Martinez, Peter Quillin, Felix Sturm, Arthur Abraham, Canelo Alvarez, Miguel Cotto and many others, everybody avoided a young prime GGG and GGG still beat up all the top middleweights during his era who dared to step in the same ring. Macklin, Geale, Murray, Lemieux all of them were considered top middleweights when GGG faced them.

                How many other active fighters age 36+ can operate at the very elite level? Even Pacquiao got knocked out already and looked lackluster vs a B type Horn. Kovalev got knocked out by Eleider Alvarez.

                Only GGG is the one remaining at this advanced age and the guy had over 350 amateur fights all around the world, he has been boxing his entire life and has a very aggressive, offensive minded style that doesnt age well.

                TLDR: GGG in his prime was the ultimate middleweight. He had the whole division on lock and had everybody else look like an Anime fan on prom night.

                When a 36 year old GGG is 50/50 with a prime Canelo you know that Prime vs Prime GGG is way superior than Canelo. A 30 year old GGG destroys a 28 year old Canelo. How can you possibly argue against it?

                GGG is also still the most exciting middleweight of this era, all of his fights are extremely entertaining and exciting and thats what matters to us boxing fans.
                Great post. This is why I consider GGG a middle weight GOAT. At 37 he's up there p4p with the best. Roy jones jr was getting koed by journeyman at 35. It's called consistency. According to the racist trolls, GGG can never be past his prime. He'll be in his prime till 45.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by RetroSpeed05 View Post
                  This thread is for you Oscar admitted Canelo ducking GGG using the Tank Davis excuse he was too young and GGG wa sin his prime.

                  https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...d.php?t=748416
                  Is that like when Abel Sanchez said GG lost the rematch, but you GG fans still say he won?

                  You know, Abel Sanchez, GG's trainer for his entire career? His own trainer said he lost, but you insist he won or draw.

                  ODLH is a figure head and was a hell of a fighter - he really was. I don't rate his opinion much on anything whether he's pro-Canelo or anti-Floyd. ODLH is a shell of his former self. He has not handled retirement well at all.

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                  • #19
                    Canelo isn’t on GGGs level it’s been proven twice

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Bjl12 View Post
                      Is that like when Abel Sanchez said GG lost the rematch, but you GG fans still say he won?

                      You know, Abel Sanchez, GG's trainer for his entire career? His own trainer said he lost, but you insist he won or draw.

                      ODLH is a figure head and was a hell of a fighter - he really was. I don't rate his opinion much on anything whether he's pro-Canelo or anti-Floyd. ODLH is a shell of his former self. He has not handled retirement well at all.
                      Lol So abels opinion matters to Canelo fans but not Oscars who is his promotor and in charge of the making fights? Their was a reason Oscar waited as long as he could to try to stall GGG fight as long as he can.

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