How many former 147/154 lb guys have moved up to face GGG?

[DreamFighter]

Steve Frank
William Bo James
John David Jackson
Andrew Council
Simon Brown
Keith Holmes
Felix Trinidad
Carl Daniels
Oscar De La Hoya

Edit: Oh boy, do I feel stupid. I accidentally took the fighters that Hopkins fought. My bad.

when u got multi/title/weight titlists, hof and atg in your list, do you not get that your joke is on yourself? It surely must have dawned on you before you hit the return key.

[WarHagler]

but they are wins over awesome opposition on the whole.

I love monzon but I can't look over the fact that they were much smaller men and fighting in a weight class they weren't the best at.

[_Rexy_]

Yeah like Brook and Canelo were the two first ones to come to mind. Then Vanes too.

just because Canelo created a fictional version of middleweight doesn't mean he has no experience at MW. Esp. since he fought at super middleweight earlier, and also my no means does he look small at 165. It wasn't like when Oscar fought Sturm, and Oscar just looked like a pudgy welterweight.

[stealthradon]

Atleast there's a couple of HOF fighters there. How many of Golovkins opponents would even get on the nominations card?

When did he fight them and when did they get made into HOF'ers?

[Robbie Barrett]

When did he fight them and when did they get made into HOF'ers?

If you can't see Hopkins resume is vastly superior then you are blinded by fanboyism or just don't know boxing.

[Prince Madison]

Steve Frank
William Bo James
John David Jackson
Andrew Council
Simon Brown
Keith Holmes
Felix Trinidad
Carl Daniels
Oscar De La Hoya

Edit: Oh boy, do I feel stupid. I accidentally took the fighters that Hopkins fought. My bad.

[UNBIASED BOXING]

Ouma, Macklin, Rosado, Ishida etc etc
Literally 90% of his resume but its not worth pointing out or debating at the risk of his rabid fanbase following you derailing your threads nonstop.

It's not worth it to point out because it's such a stupid observation to make. I could make this about any fighter.

Guess what: boxers usually have long careers in boxing. Not uncommon for someone who started professionally boxing as an 18 year old to gain a lot of weight from 21-30.

[stealthradon]

If you can't see Hopkins resume is vastly superior then you are blinded by fanboyism or just don't know boxing.

Joe Lipsey.
3 x Robert Allen

Or do you mean Joppy who had 2 fights in 3 years, and one of them was a loss, and another one very close with a domestic fighter.

Or Morrade Hakkar?

Or inactive Keith Holmes?

Or maybe you mean Steve Frank?

[Mexican_Puppet]

Right I don't know why people put him at top 10 of all time, other than Griffith who else does have to constitute his atg status

Because they are ignorant

And Griffith was a natural welterweight too, and he fought with Monzón with several wars in his back

[Joe Beamish]

That's a reach. Guys at 147-154 commonly move up. Becomes a lot less common the higher up in weight (a huge amount of Welterweights have gone on to be Middleweight champ, very few Light Heavyweights have gone on to become Heavyweight Champ (after 1979)

Yup. A lot of guys moved up to fight Hagler.

(I guess HE sucks, too.)