Comments Thread For: Golovkin - Has the Moment Passed?

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  • elfag
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    Originally posted by deathofaclown
    It’s funny how a couple of gift decisions get forgotten about and people’s perception gets skewed. You’re talking about a man that basically beat Canelo twice but now people just look at the official record.

    Then we wonder why fighters are so scared to lose their 0 and protect it. Context doesn’t matter after a few months.


    Even GGG's mom knows he lost the second fight. GGG fan boys are blind.

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  • TonyGe
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    Originally posted by Shadoww702
    Many experts on record say Canelo hurts GGg in a 3rd fight.
    Many experts picked Ruiz to lose badly against Joshua or am I mistaken.

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  • Mammoth
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    Last time out Golovkin was still fighting at a high level. I don't know what challenges he'll take outside of Canelo right now but he probably could have had a really good career.

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  • uppercut510
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    he looks amazing in latest vids, I think hes done but still has some wins in him before he rolls out

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  • Ukleew
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    Originally posted by Young Money
    He's talking about the article saying GGG was avoided. It's not true.
    Said many times before mate ,you and no one on this site are privvy to the negotiations nor the transcripts of who is ducking who and avoiding who etc
    So get off ur high horse and accept you are a keyboard warrior like everyone else on this site who don’t know **** all and can speculate all you like,Myself included.
    Some people on here go ****ing mad defending their fighter but nobody knows **** all.
    I am sure some people are going insane on here trying to get their point across but it don’t ****ing matter lol .
    Boxing is a business and they are trying to make as much money as Possible as we all are ( u gonna turn round and say you got dough and don’t need it blah blah blah ) bollox,it is what life is all about.
    I wish all the top fighters would fight the other top fighters but they don’t because of money not because of ducking.
    Why would they duck? Cos they scared? **** off.
    No fighter is scared of any other fighter.
    Styles make fights yes ,but it does t mean you avoid cos you do t like the style.
    Wouldn’t you wanna test yourself against other fighters styles?
    I know I would.

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  • QballLobo
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    GGG’s moment, legacy, belts, and 0 all hang on Cash Cow Canelo’s mantle. Right by his fireplace.

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  • Shadoww702
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    Originally posted by Verus
    I think history will show that GGG and his family were calling the shots all along. He made the big decisions regarding his career. It certainly wasn't Tom Loeffler or Abel Sanchez.
    Don’t forget Jacobs was postponed over $500k.


    And that LIFE changing money to Saunders with was the same Lemuix made.

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  • Shadoww702
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    Originally posted by New England
    alvarez went back down to 155 lbs to avoid gennady golovkin. literally made his own weight class. oscar wasn't even trying to make the fight. they waited for golovkin to slow down, which was inevitable. you're willfully ignorant or just dumb if you don't understand what was going on at that time. lou dibella with martinez literally said he didn't want his aging fighter in with a puncher. the guy was the most avoided boxer on the planet for the 3-4 years directly following his migration to HBO and that's just a reality.


    like a loss in boxing not taking away a win, dodging another fighter [in this case, andre ward,] doesn't mean you were not avoided yourself.
    Last I looked he made 154 against Liam Smith??? 160 was a SHT division back then. Fkn Gimpy was ranked #1. Along with Blanco and Curbsize....

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  • Verus
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    Originally posted by wrecksracer
    GGG has horribly mis-managed his career. He should have fought Sergiy.....but we are talking about Canelo ducking. It happened.
    I think history will show that GGG and his family were calling the shots all along. He made the big decisions regarding his career. It certainly wasn't Tom Loeffler or Abel Sanchez.

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  • New England
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    Originally posted by JMO925
    Alvarez never avoided lil g. That's a fallacy. If i remember correctly lil g said anyone from 154 to 168 until S.O.G a 168 lbr said me then lil g kept quiet, hell even Lara a 154 lbr said me and lil g kept quiet. Lil g has been the most called out avoided guy ever. He chooses to fight unknowns and no hopers (vanes off a 2yr lay off comes to mind)instead of going for it. Why not fight Andrade and try to claim some of the title? Answer is cause he wants no risk. Alvarez on the other hand has fought high risk fights that he could have and probably should have avoided. The Lara fight comes to mind it was a terrible stylistic match up. I personally had it for canelo but i may be biased, honestly Lara stunk up the joint and it's hard to score rounds for guys trying not to fight. Also he took on mayweather with a weight disadvantage and when still too green. Anyways Lil g is a joke, a decent fighter but still a joke.

    alvarez went back down to 155 lbs to avoid gennady golovkin. literally made his own weight class. oscar wasn't even trying to make the fight. they waited for golovkin to slow down, which was inevitable. you're willfully ignorant or just dumb if you don't understand what was going on at that time. lou dibella with martinez literally said he didn't want his aging fighter in with a puncher. the guy was the most avoided boxer on the planet for the 3-4 years directly following his migration to HBO and that's just a reality.


    like a loss in boxing not taking away a win, dodging another fighter [in this case, andre ward,] doesn't mean you were not avoided yourself.

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