Gennday Golovkin epic speech on respect in boxing

Canelo should fight Lemieux @ 160

 

And you don't respect boxing when you fight guys 3 weight classes smaller like Kell Brook

 

Except that Brook weighed in heavier than GGG ...

One could make the argument that Golovkin is actually a 154 guy campaigning at a weight class above what other guys at his fight night weight campaign at

 

GGG would have to cut his leg off to weigh 154, he probably cut his nuts off to make 160 that's why he's too scared to move up.

 

The actual weigh ins have been posted over and over, and brought to your attention.

You're nothing but a liar with an agenda

 

Yes maybe he should of moved up to fight Quinlan....or would that have been a cherry pick to?

 

Golovkin will trade respect for a pay-day in a heartbeat, and he's made that trade-off for the last 8 years.

 

I can tell you havent been following boxing very long.

 

Golovkin doesn't seem like he's in any control of his career.

Abel pretty much speaks for him. K2 has done him a big disservice by keeping him away from legacy enhancing fights.

It seems as if they are milking him and his undefeated record.

 

LMAO this song got banned at my gym during sparring. Dudes would just start beating the **** out of each other. Same with X gonna give it to ya by DMX. These are not songs that encourage friendly sparring.

 

That's exactly what I thought, but one of his fans here says that he is in charge of K2 and gives the orders.
I don't believe it.
Sanchez says too much, and Golovkin says far too little.
He seems to be very much like Pacquiao to me, except Pac may be run by Arum, but he takes big fights and has the legacy to prove it.

 

Exactly. I can see HBO using Ggg well past his prime in meaningless fights like the're doing with Pacquiao. Just getting more brain damage.

 

I can definitely tell that YDKSAB

 

You could have a point.

Instead of chasing belts, he should be chasing legacy-defining fights like Smith and Amir Khan. Only the true elite have those sorts of names on their resume instead of 3 belts and chasing a fourth.