GGG would be a small LHW but if he overcame the size difference and somehow dominate LHW then he should be considered as a elite ATG
Anyways, GGG has proven and will continue to prove his legend to me and I will always mention him in ATGs conversations.
In my opinion GGG is just in a poor MW time were besides GGG there are no other top class fighters for GGGto fight and cement a ATG legacy.
I wouldn't mind seein GGG at SMW but if that does happen it would be short term. GGG has etched his spot in pugulistic history without any of these names on his resume' however I feel that there will be at least a few more notables added that he would inevitabley beat, only to draw more negative critisicm to his brilliant carreer
None are natural MW's. They would all be at a small disadvantage due to having to make MW. Either losing or adding pounds. None of these count if talking about MW only.
Name a few that would deem noteworthy if I was to fix the flux capacitor on my Dolorian boxing time machine
Sorry if I'm not, I can only draw from what you're saying is that you feel the same way I do about GGG. Unstoppable and we are privileged to witness this unfolding before our eyes
GGG is great but im talking about him becoming a elite ATG and what GGG has to do to become to get to elite ATG status.
The only viable opponent for GGG the Bum King in that list is Canelo Alvarez, the rest are either retired, or in a weight class GGG fears going to. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but for those who have actually been following boxing, nobody thought that Canelo would fight GGG anytime soon due to obvious reasons and this was before Nelo even won the green belt from Cotton. 160 is called Bum land for a reason, there isn't any elite talent. GGG aka the Bum King decided to marinate in Bum Land longer than usual and is now suffering the consequences. I'd laugh if you told me that Daniel Jacobs or David Lemmy would be GGG's best wins back in 11/12 when he won the vacant belt and was the hottest prospect in boxing. His career took a sad turn, now he's on borrowed time.