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    I know everyone loves the big puncher but last time I CHECKED you have to beat the man to be the man.


    People anointed Mattyssee, which was highly disrespectful to Garcia who earned his title and he went on to proof who the best was.

    GGG beat a top contender in Geale now esome people are saying he is the middleweight champion

    Facts: He is the number 1 contender, He holds A middleweight belt, but Miguel Cotto is the one true middleweight champion


    I agree that GGG is the class of the middleweight division and I favor him to beat Cotto but until he does, he is nothing more than the number one contender

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    some folks just dont know **** about boxing

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    • #3
      So what youre saying is, Cotto is the middleweight champ, and not Golovkin. This is obviously correct because Cotto "proofed" it when he beat the previous champ, Martinez. Where are we going with this?

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      • #4
        He can't help if Cotton doesn't fight him

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        • #5
          As I've said in the thread you are obviously relating to, this is not even remotely similar to Matthysse/Garcia.

          It reminds me more of when Khan was a belt holder and Bradley was at 140 - Bradley didn't want to fight Khan, who instead unified vs Judah. After that, Khan was recognized as the champ.

          Once again, in most cases, the man who beats the man is the champ - but it's not strictly like that in 100% of the cases. Even though you were trying to argue Shannon Briggs was the true heavyweight champ in 97, I doubt many on here would agree with you.

          It's just the way it is.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
            As I've said in the thread you are obviously relating to, this is not even remotely similar to Matthysse/Garcia.

            It reminds me more of when Khan was a belt holder and Bradley was at 140 - Bradley didn't want to fight Khan, who instead unified vs Judah. After that, Khan was recognized as the champ.

            Once again, in most cases, the man who beats the man is the champ - but it's not strictly like that in 100% of the cases. Even though you were trying to argue Shannon Briggs was the true heavyweight champ in 97, I doubt many on here would agree with you.

            It's just the way it is.
            Many hear dont know **** about boxing

            Foreman was stripped of an alphabet trinket, although he was active and didnt lose til he fought Briggs.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Masters01 View Post
              So what youre saying is, Cotto is the middleweight champ, and not Golovkin. This is obviously correct because Cotto "proofed" it when he beat the previous champ, Martinez. Where are we going with this?
              Try telling LACEDUP that

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              • #8
                Originally posted by therealpugilist View Post
                I know everyone loves the big puncher but last time I CHECKED you have to beat the man to be the man.


                People anointed Mattyssee, which was highly disrespectful to Garcia who earned his title and he went on to proof who the best was.

                GGG beat a top contender in Geale now esome people are saying he is the middleweight champion

                Facts: He is the number 1 contender, He holds A middleweight belt, but Miguel Cotto is the one true middleweight champion


                I agree that GGG is the class of the middleweight division and I favor him to beat Cotto but until he does, he is nothing more than the number one contender
                and if cotto won't fight the number one contender what does that mean? Out of interest how long can the champ avoid 'the number one contender' and still be the champ?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by therealpugilist View Post
                  I know everyone loves the big puncher but last time I CHECKED you have to beat the man to be the man.


                  People anointed Mattyssee, which was highly disrespectful to Garcia who earned his title and he went on to proof who the best was.

                  GGG beat a top contender in Geale now esome people are saying he is the middleweight champion

                  Facts: He is the number 1 contender, He holds A middleweight belt, but Miguel Cotto is the one true middleweight champion


                  I agree that GGG is the class of the middleweight division and I favor him to beat Cotto but until he does, he is nothing more than the number one contender
                  Yeah. Just as Roy Jones was never the man at 175.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
                    Yeah. Just as Roy Jones was never the man at 175.
                    Would you agree or disagree Bat, that lineage doesn't always = true champ?

                    Yes or no?

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