How far apart do you feel Golovkin and Saunders are in resume?

I can tell you havent been following the sport for that long...That idiotic and ridiculous statement tells me this, have a nice day.

 

Dummy

 

Not close. GGG is the much better fighter who was robbed twice vs. Roidelo.

 

They're fairly close

 

Not answering your question. But i think Saunders has a very good chance against GGG. The jacobs fight is a sneak peak and blueprint of a boxer against GGG. I think Saunders is better than Jacobs. Not a perfect analysis but im basing it off How GGG performed against someone with the same Style.

 

Ggg has the better resume.

 

GGG has the better resume and I wouldn't have Brook as a top 5 win although a good boxer was a career Welter.
We should also consider that GGG was one of the most avoided fighters until he was in his mid 30's so it's not as deep as it should be considering his reign at Middle. So I can't really blame GGG for that as I believe as a fighter he'd be willing to take on anyone if the other top dogs avoid him. or in the case of Canelo age him out then that's not his fault to be fair.
Saunders is a lot like Fury in many ways where his resume does not match his clear skills as a boxer and has generally been idle and low effort compared to other champs. He has won belts at two weights but has looked less than convincing at Super Middle again like Fury his conditioning has been poor and has scraped through on skill.
When we look at the resumes GGG has both better level of competition and more quantity. As if we do a top 10 for both Saunders resume looks weak as within his top 10 would be British level rather than world. If you just do a top 5 it's less obvious but the question is framed as the whole resume and to me that's pretty clear.

 

Even the stiffed Draw against Alvarez gives GGG a much better resume IMO.

As others have said if it wasn't for corruption it wouldn't even be a serious question - and that's also not counting in the amount of times GGG has been ducked.

 

Lil G does not quit and exemplifies the warriors code.