Loeffler: Gilberto Ramirez is Golovkin’s best option if no Canelo

Sure, those two, Eubank. Canelo at some point (with all the leverage in his corner). Maybe Charlo, Andrade.
A lot changes in a few years. I mean, a while ago Quillen was considered a biggish name, now he ain't ****.

I agree with you on giving Cotto a pass though.

 

Maybe Lara will go to 160

A few of these boys as undisputed champ, move to 168, get a few straps there and call it a career. I don't see the problem.

 

My gosh you really are so tragic... What are you doing with your life son?! Seriously! You're just an anonymous forum troll hating on someone you will literally have no impact on whatsoever! There is nothing to stop because you are inconsequential & so is your phony internet campaign

You're sad & your life is empty.


actually I get paid while I post...I make good money...im a boxing fan who actually spends money attending fights

like ive said..if yer ever in the new England area...pm me...ill show you how real I am....youll have a newfound respect for me after that I guarantee it

 

Sure, those two, Eubank. Canelo at some point (with all the leverage in his corner). Maybe Charlo, Andrade.
A lot changes in a few years. I mean, a while ago Quillen was considered a biggish name, now he ain't ****.

I agree with you on giving Cotto a pass though.
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I def agree that a lot can change in a few years...Andrade could emerge....

as far as lara...I dunno if hell move up unless its a ggg fight....but well see....at that point laras best days might be well behind him anyway....

I dunno if eubank will ever be a true "big" fight...might sell or do well over in the uk....but as far as a real true big fight I dunno....canelo who knows ....I have a slight feeling that if they don't fight soon at 155 it might never happen...unless ggg looks really faded at some point down the line

 

What happens to Tureano Johnson when he comes back? Where does he go in the rankings?

 

Stop calling people "son". He could be your superior. :verysad

 

Ramirez doesn't impress me as GGG or Canelo do, but he has improved and at least now he knows how to use his size alot better. He was getting caught by clean right hands by an old AA, GGG won't be so forgiving. Ramirez needs to build more speed and power to a higher level, the way he fought against an aging Abraham isn't going to cut it. Ggg will expose him bad, but as a true Mexican warrior, Ramirez should still take the fight as a great experience and opportunity. He should emerge a better fighter after it, he's a big guy, I don't think he'll get as damaged as the rest of GGG's opponents. Zurdo looks like a solid, decent fighter with alot of room for improvement.

 

I actually wouldn't mind watching a GGG/Ramirez fight. That fight has the potential for nuclear war. Intense bombs being traded for a few explosive rounds.