Serious question for many GGG 'haters'
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If he didn't want the fight, he wouldn't of moved up idiot.
If his TWIN brother can make the weight, I'm pretty sure he could too.
Same answer. And he shouldn't be shamed for not fighting other top fighters when he has a guaranteed chance at the belt. Stop defending champions ducking when it makes your fighter look bad.He also never really fought any of the top guys at 154...not that all of that was his fault imo...but he hasn't really fought anyone that good at MW now and has had like 5 fights...if he was fighting anyone and everyone I would agree that he seems like he is willing to fight anyone/GGG.
Feed him to GGG? lol. He's the champion. He moves up, he gets the mandatory spot. How long have you been watching boxing?
I'll tell you something though, Sanchez clearly didn't seem eager to "feed" GGG to Charlo anytime soon.
I think him vs GGG or Canelo would make a lot more sense, don't you think? But unfortunately, none of these two seem to be interested.I do think it is time for his team to find him a big fight though - I think him vs Andrade makes a lot of sense and could probably get done - or if they want to stay in house, he can fight someone at 168 on PBC...but I think it is kind of now or never for them/him to put him in with someone else of good quality.
Probably because you're dumb, or a casual, or a combination of both.
I also don't really see the angle of him protecting his mandatory...the Canelo fight is the prize for everyone, but even if Charlo has that spot there is no way Canelo would fight him unless he wants to...and at this point with what Charlo has done, he is unfortunately still a low reward high risk fight for anyone around 160.
Being mandatory gives him a guaranteed shot at Canelo or at least the belt. Both options better than losing for nothing.
Gee, what is a bigger sign of intent, calling out someone (which he actually did) or forcing him to fight him by becoming his mandatory?
Given Golovkin's slow hands, bad reflexes, and unmoving head, Charlo would actually stand a pretty good chance IMO. Win or lose, Golovkin could get seriously hurt.
Sanchez was very wise in not wanting him to fight Charlo.
You don't have to quote the boogeyman. When a manager comes out and says that they will never fight ou and your trainer comes out publicly to protest your mandatory spot, then you know you're scary. When was the last time that happened?
You're not analyzing anything fanboy. GGG is the second best fight in the division for Charlo, everyone knows it except his fanbase, one of the most cowardly boxing has ever seen. The type of fanbase who supports GGG dropping a belt to fight a junior middleweight, but can't understand when a fighter is trying to secure a shot at a title by not taking unnecessary risks.Comment
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Lol dude no offense..but why do you get so emotional about it lol...you sound very young as well, and name-calling just because someone has a different opinion than you...not a good look my friend.Originally posted by KingHippoIf he didn't want the fight, he wouldn't of moved up, dad.
Same answer. And he shouldn't be shamed for not fighting other top fighters when he has a guaranteed chance at the belt. Stop defending champions ducking when it makes your fighter look bad.
Feed him to GGG? lol. He's the champion. He moves up, he gets the mandatory spot. How long have you been watching boxing?
I'll tell you something though, Sanchez clearly didn't seem eager to "feed" GGG to Charlo anytime soon.
I think him vs GGG or Canelo would make a lot more sense, don't you think? But unfortunately, none of these two seem to be interested.
Probably because you're brilliant, or a my dad, or a combination of both.
Being mandatory gives him a guaranteed shot at Canelo or at least the belt. Both options better than losing for nothing.
Gee, what is a bigger sign of intent, calling out someone (which he actually did) or forcing him to fight him by becoming his mandatory?
Given Golovkin's slow hands, bad reflexes, and unmoving head, Charlo would actually stand a pretty good chance IMO. Win or lose, Golovkin could get seriously hurt.
Sanchez was very wise in not wanting him to fight Charlo.
You don't have to quote the boogeyman. When a manager comes out and says that they will never fight ou and your trainer comes out publicly to protest your mandatory spot, then you know you're scary. When was the last time that happened?
You're not analyzing anything dad. GGG is the second best fight in the division for Charlo, everyone knows it except his fanbase, one of the most cowardly boxing has ever seen. The type of fanbase who supports GGG dropping a belt to fight a junior middleweight, but can't understand when a fighter is trying to secure a shot at a title by not taking unnecessary risks.
To suppose that Charlo moved up solely because he wanted to fight GGG...I mean that is just wild...guys move up for all sorts of reasons...a lot of times it is because they can't make the weight at the previous level.
Yeah as I've said I think Charlo is a tough fight for GGG in the sense that GGG is getting older, and his slowing down coincides with Charlo's strengths, which is his athleticism and explosiveness.
Also to your point about Charlo being slow-walked or not 'fed' to GGG...look at how his team has handled him at 160...he fought Heiland, Centeno, Korobov and Adams...and maybe Hogan next...they are obviously being cautious with him man, and all around probably a good decision.
Also - you must be a little new to boxing...when a champ moves up he doesn't necessarily get the mando spot...that is up to the org's discretion...and for the record Charlo wasn't given mando status at 160...he had to fight Heiland first.
Btw...a lot of guys become mandos and then don't force the fight with the top beltholder...they like having the status of a belt, even if it is the junior belt...and taking the money/step aside money that sometimes comes with the belt.
But in any event my friend...no offense...but a lot of your comments/remarks there are really kind of nasty and also kind of all over the place...you just seem to have a bit of an agenda here rather than just analyzing the situation in full...embellishing/twisting a narrative to suit your preferred view.
I mean even your comments about GGG's slow hands and bad reflexes and unmoving head lol...he has never been close to outlanded on in a fight...fair to point out he is getting older and is not the quickest, but to over the top hate like that just exposes ya a bit.
I just don't think you keep it very real here and that's ok...and I will wish you well my friend! Have a great day.Last edited by Boxing_1013; 09-08-2019, 02:46 PM.Comment
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Shut up man, I'm not going to read a ****ing fanboy novel. Don't you have anything else to do?Lol dude no offense..but why do you get so emotional about it lol...you sound very young as well, and name-calling just because someone has a different opinion than you...not a good look my friend.
To suppose that Charlo moved up solely because he wanted to fight GGG...I mean that is just wild...guys move up for all sorts of reasons...a lot of times it is because they can't make the weight at the previous level.
Yeah as I've said I think Charlo is a tough fight for GGG in the sense that GGG is getting older, and his slowing down coincides with Charlo's strengths, which is his athleticism and explosiveness.
Also to your point about Charlo being slow-walked or not 'fed' to GGG...look at how his team has handled him at 160...he fought Heiland, Centeno, Korobov and Adams...and maybe Hogan next...they are obviously being cautious with him man, and all around probably a good decision.
Also - you must be a little new to boxing...when a champ moves up he doesn't necessarily get the mando spot...that is up to the org's discretion...and for the record Charlo wasn't given mando status at 160...he had to fight Heiland first.
Btw...a lot of guys become mandos and then don't force the fight with the top beltholder...they like having the status of a belt, even if it is the junior belt...and taking the money/step aside money that sometimes comes with the belt.
But in any event my friend...no offense...but a lot of your comments/remarks there are really kind of nasty and also kind of all over the place...you just seem to have a bit of an agenda here rather than just analyzing the situation in full...embellishing/twisting a narrative to suit your preferred view.
I mean even your comments about GGG's slow hands and bad reflexes and unmoving head lol...he has never been close to outlanded on in a fight...fair to point out he is getting older and is not the quickest, but to over the top hate like that just exposes ya a bit.
I just don't think you keep it very real here and that's ok...and I will wish you well my friend! Have a great day.Comment
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Lol...you literally wrote as much as I did man lol...and that took me like 5 mins man.
But hope you have a great day man! No hard feelings and I hope you can set aside your biases in the future and just judge a man on his character...best wishes!Comment
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You're sure you're not a woman?Comment
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Why don't you come find out
we can have prison rules up in here...I'll be Mike Tyson and you can be that reporter
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