Is GGG's signature win a draw with Canelo?

[LeOoze]

I was just thinking about it the other day about how lil g accomplished little to nothing, and it just dawned upon me how he was gifted a draw against #1 p4p king Canelo. This could very well be the highlight of his resume as I don't think he's ever beaten a credible opponent convincingly. Maybe welterweight kell brook? Not sure. What do you guys think.

[TernceBudCharlo]

How did that just dawn on you?

[_Maxi]

He has 100+ M in the bank and getting more every year.
He has beaten Canelo, the P4P #1, at least once, while being old.
MW champion for many many years while most top MW didn't wanna fight him.

I guess he's happy with what he has achieved. Very happy. He shouldn't give a **** about what people with low IQ might think about him.

[Roadblock]

I love how people in here ignore official decisions to write their own narrative thinking it means something, whats the definition of delusional.

[Marchegiano]

Pretty much, his career is garbage.

[kidbazooka1]

I’ll say the Jacobs fight

[JakeTheBoxer]

If he was American, he would have 2 victories over Canelo, so no shame.

[MUNG]

no his signature draw is a win over canelo

and apparently this canelo guy is supposed to be good but pity he wasn't prime until after the ggg fights tho

[aboutfkntime]

I love how people in here ignore official decisions to write their own narrative thinking it means something, whats the definition of delusional.

no historian will classify Canelo as a "signature win" for Golovkin LMAO

1) he did not win
2) there was nothing "signature" about that fight/draw

name a fighter throughout history who's "signature win" is an official loss/draw?

[aboutfkntime]

a signature win is not... a fighters best effort

a signature win is supposed to be... a memorable event/win... something that becomes synonymous with a fighters name...

think Ali/Foreman

plenty of fighters do not have a signature win, Golovkin is just one of them