If GGG is such a bad man why hasn't he moved up in weight ?

He was still hydrating and had hydrated more than Brook and Lemieux at that point

30 day weigh in GGG 165 Lemmy 175.4
morning weigh in GGG 168.6 Lemmy 169.2

GGG would have easily been 175lbs + entering the ring, more like 180lbs, think Lemmy must have stopped at 169 because in the ring the difference was dramatic

 

Lighter than his opponent on 30 days weigh in
Lighter than his opponent on 7 days weigh in
Lighter than his opponent on morning weigh in

And we're to believe he always comes in the ring heavier? You're a moron of the highest order. Either provide some sort of source or stop trolling with this idiocy.

 

supossedly beats up heavyweights in sparring yet every excuse in the book for why he can't move up 1 division, but expects everyone else to move up this guy is a fraud and so are his fans

 

Yes, GGG has about 2 or 3 more fights at MW then he can move up and fight a Degale and Ramirez!

 

Fair enough. You're entitled to your beliefs. From the standpoint of logical argument this is a non-starter though. Your hypothesis is unprovable. But thanks for letting us know your opinion.

 

Yes I would

 

He should fight Sanders, Eubanks and Degale in UK. I think all big fights for GGG.

 

No, because you choose to be blind to what 3G has said forever now, he's trying to unify.

 

James has been trying to pass this garbage off for a while now. His claims about 3G draining himself to make weight...and what he bases it on? Nothing that makes sense when applying logic.

 

Unlike most GGG haters, Mr. 5k pays attention to the MW division and knows they're not "bums". So he feels compelled to come up with a different excuse as to why he's been so dominant. And he's also butthurt about him having it so easy in the division that his hero CEJ barely make it to top10.

 

That's a shame. Nothing worse then a poster who is intentionally disingenuous and would willingly lie just to make a point.

 

I would think so, within a fight or two after unification. Have no reason to think otherwise.

 

Hopkins' record is still there to be broken.