Golovkin has joined the ranks of Floyd, Pac, and Cotto

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  1. chitownfightfan

    chitownfightfan Loyal Member Full Member

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    You can add Broner, Garcia, Rigo, and Ward to that list as well as Chavez Jr, Sergio, BHOP, and a dozen others.

    Me personally.
    I'm not bothered in the least if Mayweather called out Cotto and said let's fight for your MW title at 154.1, or if Cotto or Canelo said GGG is next at 155.

    Canelo and Quillin are guilty of it as well.
     
  2. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Pac ranks higher than Floyd because he legit beat two ATGs close to their prime. Floyd hasn't beaten any close to their prime lol Sorry but hatton, Castillo, Corrales don't have the same value as Barerra and Morales, and even though Pac lost one against Morales, the wins over him and barrera are epic and something Floyd hasn't accomplished in his entire career. Only Floyd has going is the 0, but he has an ultra shallow resume and lacks truly great while prime fighters on it. I also think Oscar beating PRIME Trinidad, Mosley in the rematch, Chavez twice, Hernandez (BEFORE floyd did), Vargas, Quartey, Whitaker also puts him above Floyd and Pac considering he has more wins over greater fighters. Chavez was the only one who wasn't prime but was still very active. And yea, I know the judges gave oscar the L for the tito and mosley 2 fight, but any fan who knows boxing knows Oscar won those fights handily, regardless what is on paper.
     
  3. MVC!

    MVC! The Best Ever Full Member

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    Canelo
    Pacquiao
    Hatton
    Mosley
    DLH
    Cotto
    Corrales
    Hatton
    Castillo x2
    Maidana x2


    Rates him far above Pacquiao. Sorry.

    DLH also lost most of his big fights, let's not forget that.
     
  4. j_burd8

    j_burd8 New Member Full Member

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    What does the saying "in your prime" mean? It seems to me that the way people use the term, you can look great for 1-2 fights and be in your prime but once someone comes and beats you, you are past your prime. It doesn't make sense. Tell me when fighters like Cotto, Oscar, Shane, Pac and Floyd were considered "in their prime" so I can know who they were fighting at that particular time in their career. I laugh cause the same people who say Floyd beat a "shot" De la Hoya at 154 give Manny credit for beating De la Hoya at 147?:patsch
     
  5. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    Funny how this turned into MayPac...
     
  6. mafioso

    mafioso Well-Known Member Full Member

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    barerra and morales are HOF but ATG??? HELL NO!!:patsch
     
  7. Xelloss

    Xelloss Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You are really convinced its a legit demand, not a lever in negotiations vs a notoriously demanding negotiator in Ward?

    Plus you should also differentiate between catchweights within ones own weight class for belts, and catchweights between fighters in different weight classes for no belt IMO.
     
  8. masterold

    masterold Active Member Full Member

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    Yoooooooo 😂😂😂😂😂

    Talk about 0-100
     
  9. masterold

    masterold Active Member Full Member

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    OK, stopped laughing... Lol

    To be fair, a victory over Ward in his prime would be as good or better than any single win of Maywwather's.
     
  10. tinman

    tinman Loyal Member Full Member

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    Pacquiao I can excuse a little. I give no credit for the DLH win though.

    But against Cotto and Margarito I understand. He started at 106 pounds.
     
  11. ElCyclon

    ElCyclon Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Add Ward to that list, offered to go to 160 for Floyd but now 164 is too much to face GGG.
     
  12. Swollen Liver

    Swollen Liver Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd wanted Cotto to feel "comfortable" at 154 but fought Canelo at 152.
     
  13. Zimornsky

    Zimornsky King Fluid IV = CHEAT banned

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    Floyd wanted the fight at 154.

    :patsch
     
  14. Zimornsky

    Zimornsky King Fluid IV = CHEAT banned

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    Floyd wanted the fight at 154.

    :patsch

    Selective, indeed.

    :hi:
     
  15. IsaL

    IsaL VIP Member Full Member

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    :deal Seriously...