Floyd vs Glovkin | The War of Words

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  1. BlizzyBlizz

    BlizzyBlizz Loyal Member Full Member

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    Floyd didn't say that lol...:lol:
     
  2. acie2g

    acie2g Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    All this is just opinion nothing tangible, what isn't opinion is that Murray lost to Martinez who really did have one leg for most of the fight, while vs Cotto he got checked in 1rd knee had nothing to do with that. Marvalla agrees as well in the last 6 years Cotto had fought 7 world Champ(5-2), 2 current Champs(2-0), won 2 world Titles (JMW, MW).

    That is stuff that's unarguable if you add up #1-10 on the TNBR at MW they don't have combined the amount of World Champ beaten in there career as Cotto has had since just 2010/09".
     
  3. runner_phob

    runner_phob Active Member Full Member

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    The only thing which is unarguable ii you trying to stretch facts to hide the obvious: Cotto sucks at 154 and up. Comparing last years of his career with Golovkin is just laughable.
     
  4. BCS8

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    Anybody who thinks that PBF could beat GGG at 160 needs to be booked into the psych ward.
     
  5. danieljenkins

    danieljenkins Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd goes to a strip club and the media and these forums go mad he don't need GGG for publicity let's face facts
     
  6. acie2g

    acie2g Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Whatever facts is facts more Titles more Champs fought and beaten, if Cotto's record 154+ sucks then GGGs is just terrible.

    You have to actually come up with excuses to downgrade Cotto's recent career.
    While with Golovkin you have to make excuses to upgrade it.

    You talk about Cotto losing career defining fight's well, GGG doesn't even have a career defining fight and turned down one on a few occasions.
     
  7. heerko koois

    heerko koois Obsessed with Boxing

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    Andre?
     
  8. Beouche

    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    Does anyone take what this horse faced chicken says seriously?
     
  9. THE BLADE 2

    THE BLADE 2 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I now want to see GGG fight the winner of canelo vs cotto. The fight makes sense. It is for the unified middleweight championship and GGG would finally get a name on his reume.

    As for GGG, that fight is unlikely to happen as Ward moved to 175 pounds and will fight Kovalev next year. After that, I do not see Ward moving back to 168 pounds to fight GGG.
     
  10. JediPimp007

    JediPimp007 Long suffering reader Full Member

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    Floyd would beat GGG at 160lbs in my opinion. He can easily make that weight, he dwarfed Berto who was a MW on fight night.
     
  11. BCS8

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    LOL there's always one.

    "My son ain't fighting no damn giant" - hint, hint
     
  12. runner_phob

    runner_phob Active Member Full Member

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    Ward will not fight Kovalev next or any other year. He will retire after fighting 1-2 bums.
     
  13. runner_phob

    runner_phob Active Member Full Member

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    Exactly. Floyd and his father are using the weight argument to duck, even though Floyd fought Canelo who is the same size as Golovkin. Mayweather still has JMW belts, and 154 is where Golovkin wants to fight him.
     
  14. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    There is no war here.

    Floyd would just like to see GGG move up so if he decides to come back, he'll have a clear path to the middleweight crown without Golovkin breathing down his neck.
     
  15. runner_phob

    runner_phob Active Member Full Member

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    You can't possibly be exact, as there is no official record, but the main point is correct -- his amateur record is outstanding, and his main loss was the robbery.