Better resume : Daniel Dubois vs Gennady Golokin ?

GGG by a mile

 

DDD

GGG has great longevity but his resume is actually trash

OK I will give him the 2 canelo wins, but other than that it's full of bin men

 

Obviously GGG, Dubois only has two really good wins vs Joshua and Hrgovic. Someone like Derevyanchenko is as good as Hrgovic IMHO.

 

GGG. I'm giving him Canelo 1 cause he was definitely robbed there.

 

Gotta give GGG Canelo 1...

Answer?

GGG

 

Golovkin easily.

Dubois is nowhere in terms of resume and has been very lucky in some of his fights. He should have been counted out in the Lerena fight or later disqualified for pounding Kevin after the bell. Instead he got a stoppage. It puts the nothingburger of the Usyk low blow into perspective.

 

GGG>DDD.

 

A lot of agendas flying round so hard to assess it, but here it goes.

Golovkin:
Who's who of journeymen.
Dragged up welters and super-welters.
Finally stepped up and got schooled x3 by Canelo.
Ducked Ward at 168 and Froch at 170.
Never got all the belts.
Never dared to be great and fight Kovalev. Excuses about being a 160 fighter or friends. Happy to spar Groves though, who was 175lb size at the time.

Daniel Dubois:
Has the best resume at HW as we speak, still in his 20s.
1. Beat unbeaten Joyce (who brutally stopped Parker, who just beat Zhang and Wilder), but was robbed of victory by freak accident.
2. Beat Usyk by KO (until then the best HW on the planet, beat AJ twice, gold medals, never stopped, went on to beat Fury and become undisputed) but was robbed by ref and the fight not being in the UK. Technically became undisputed HW champ that night.
3. Beat AJ by brutal KO, never done before. AJ was two-time champ, one of the Big 3, demolished Wlad. People claim Wlad was done, you're not done when you sew a flashcard into your robe with a secret message on it.

 

Kevin Lerena? Jarrell Miller? Trevor Bryan? Nathan Gorman?

Is this a ****ing joke?

You can easily find 20 names from GGG's win column that are better fighters than these guys.

Obviously It's apples and oranges, as one guy is retired and the other is just peaking.

 

On straight up paper, they’re actually a lot closer than people would like to admit. G had a lot of factors that affected his career and his resume took a big hit because of that. As much as I like G, his resume is really lackluster for the caliber of fighter he was. I guess it depends on how you rate their best achievement (on paper). A win over AJ or a draw against Canelo.

 

With Clenelolose? G
Without I'm gonna go with Daniel.

 

Bin men that were rated by Ring Magazine but okay

 

Wrong

How many top ten fighters has Dubois beaten