Is GGG's signature win a draw with Canelo?

[Rockin']

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.

So true.... A fighters goal is to not only win the title/titles, but also to make as much money as possible while being able to walk/talk straight when it's all over. $100+mil in the bank, a former world title holder and he seems ok to me physically. Sounds like a solid fighter to me.

Pretty much, his career is garbage.

I believe that you are being over critical of Golovkin. As I stated above he has done things as a fighter. But most of all he is still healthy, with many millions of dollars in the bank. And I'm sure that world title belts hang on his wall as well. A garbage career or one that simply does not stack up to the lofty goals that you expect out of fighters? ..........Rockin'

[Rockin']

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

Thomas Hearns. He kicked that ass in his 2nd throw with Leonard though. And had a classic roll with Hagler.
Still a great fighter in my book............Rockin'

[JakeTheBoxer]

At the end of the day, pro boxing is about money. I guess GGG is doing just fine.

[GGG Gloveking]

I'd say his "signature" win was when he signed that DAZN contract

How much did that signature win him?

[Marchegiano]

So true.... A fighters goal is to not only win the title/titles, but also to make as much money as possible while being able to walk/talk straight when it's all over. $100+mil in the bank, a former world title holder and he seems ok to me physically. Sounds like a solid fighter to me.




I believe that you are being over critical of Golovkin. As I stated above he has done things as a fighter. But most of all he is still healthy, with many millions of dollars in the bank. And I'm sure that world title belts hang on his wall as well. A garbage career or one that simply does not stack up to the lofty goals that you expect out of fighters? ..........Rockin'

Bit overly critical of MW to be honest.

3G's resume, so I'm told anyway, ain't so hot.

Hopkin's resume at MW also gets hated on.

Not much to get invested in MW so I didn't. Didn't follow Canelo at 160 either, I keep it fair.

All-in-all 3G is probably an ATG but I have a harder time getting into that than I do hating on it. So here, NSB, I'm just a **** because that's really all NSB ever is. In History I gave a more reasoned explanation and declare my ignorance. Folks even had to point out some of my atg MWs were LHW there. I'm garbage talking about MW. I'd need boxrec's help just to keep my **** on point.

Point is y'all aint wrong.

[Vlad_]

So pulling off a draw on corrupt scorecards against your idol #1 p4p king is bad? Do you realize how retarded you sound?

[Vlad_]

I'd say his "signature" win was when he signed that DAZN contract

How much did that signature win him?

[Mammoth]

Pretty much. Good fighter, horrendous career.

[The D3vil]

I see no problem with that.

Pernell Whittaker's best "win" was a draw against Julio Cesar Chavez.

It's what we all bring up as soon as we bring him up when we talk about how he got robbed.

Same will probably true with GGG, as the majority of fans and the media thought GGG won both fights, and regardless of what the Ginger Diva's fans think, will always be true.

So yeah, just like we think Pernell got robbed against Chavez, we will say GGG got robbed too.

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[#1PaperChamp]

Borat signature win is either his draw against Canelo or his gift decision against Dervenchenko

What a joke of a career this Borat lmfaooo