You nut jobs slurp that 154 quote up like its gospel but try and totally disregard Ward's claim he could win a heavyweight strap. Now, I don't try and hold Andre to that. I don't incessantly spray 168 - heavyweight around the forum when he says he needs to acclimatise to 175. Why? By I'm a rational human being. I suggest you become something similar you whack job.
From top to bottom JMW>> MW we can agree to disagree on that. But you sound like a dude trying to pick and chose what you want to listen to suit your argument. The fact is for a guy who so much hype and such big boast he's done sh!t to act on it half these GGG stand say Canelo lost to Lara until you say GGG should fight him then it's oh no MW, 160 etc there is ALWAYS an excuses when Golovkin first came on the scene I was a fan but man this dude is all talk. And most of his fans and likely even you do nothing but come up with imaginary scenarios about this and that to give him a pass that more accomplished fighters don't get. I quite frankly don't understand why?
JMW has J-Rock, Charlo, Charlo, Andrade, Lara, Smith, Lubin and Liam Williams. And that's it. MW has Saunders, Derevyanchenko, Khytrov, Eubank Jr., Quigley, Murata, Castano, Soro, Blanco, Korobov, Plant, Sulecki, Ogogo, Singh, Golub, Lawal, Brant, The Falcao Brothers to name a few, not well known but most very talented. I have no excuse, I've always said Canelo beat Lara, and I want GGG to fight Canelo and Lara. The reality is no one wants to fight him.
Drenlou, The cowardly souls of the following surrender monkeys have been ripped from their flailing earthly vessels and indelibly inked onto the resume of one Gennady Golovkin. It's irrefutable fact. Best CV in da bidnis. Peter Quillin Sergio Martinez Miguel Cotto Daniel Jacobs Saul Alvarez Anthony Mundine Felix Sturm Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam
In Sergio's defense, he was badly injured during the Chavez fight, reinjured himself in the Murray fight, and was off for a year and clearly needed a warm up fight, and the warm up proved too much for Sergio to deal with, with his bad knees. And before the Martinez-Murray fight, who exactly had GGG beaten to earn his shot at the Lineal title with, Proksa or Rosado? At least Murray had almost beaten Sturm.
None. The only one that seems to care about those marks are you! And maybe some other EE posters on here.
You sounded really ignorant in that post. You're starting to reach psychotic F***o level here Drenlou.:deal
I don't give a **** about those guys. Those guys are not a reason for GGG to stay in the division if he somehow copped that WBO belt.
Maybe if you'd have watched the Tapia-Soro match you wouldn't have picked Tapia to beat Lemieux.:rofl Do yourself a favor and watch Dereyanchenko, Khytrov, Quigley and Castano, you'll probably like them.
I'm being a little contrary. Seeing a disabled Maravilla getting pummelled would have been a sorry sight, no doubt. But, I believe it was in the run up to Macklin that DiBella promised GGG the fight, while Martinez had just smashed the **** out of fatboy Chavez. Clearly he was more aware quite how bad his knee was than we were, so it seemed like a duck at the time. Swap him for Pavlik then. Golovkin was his mando for over a year.