Why does GGG always get credit for imaginary wins???
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You can easily see the decline in golovkin. He could still beat guys like stevens and murray because that’s how far above him he was, but it wouldn’t be in the same fashion.Comment
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Both are C level. Golovkin struggled as soon as he stepped up in competition. People want to claim it's because he's past prime instead. Not the case. He just was never that good to begin with.Comment
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How is fighting a 2 year inactive 154lb’er at middleweight the same as fighting top 10 middleweights like murray?
You can easily see the decline in golovkin. He could still beat guys like stevens and murray because that’s how far above him he was, but it wouldn’t be in the same fashion.Comment
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But Canelo didn't beat prime Cotto at SLW or WW.Comment
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Whenever the topic of his weak resume comes up you have people who always make excuses and say bu but but he would've beat those guys anyway!!! The most special of geetards try to compare his resume to the great Canelo, saying sht like "he would beat guys like trout, Lara and Cotto as well"
Ok? The G never fought them though so he can't get any credit for it on his weak ass resume. And of course a career 160 pounder In G would be favored over these smaller men.
Get a grip. In a geetards mind he also has imaginary wins over Martinez , Sturm, froch, etcComment
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How is fighting a 2 year inactive 154lb’er at middleweight the same as fighting top 10 middleweights like murray?
You can easily see the decline in golovkin. He could still beat guys like stevens and murray because that’s how far above him he was, but it wouldn’t be in the same fashion.Comment
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