No BS, why is it so hard to make a GGG fight?

al won't bid nothing the man is so broke he went to mcdonalds and put a cheeseburger on layaway

 

Truth...

 

Why?

 

dont tell me, u gonna vote for Clinton
lol

like the Clintons give a ish about you

 

whoever goes out to vote this november DOES NOT UNDERSTAND ELECTRONIC VOTING

and more importantly

HOW THE PEOPLE IN WASHINGTON MAKE BUSINESS ( not politics)

 

An honest public servant cannot become rich in politics.

-Harry Truman

 

Weight, promoters, money, ego.

You pick the order.

 

Ain't that the truth

 

Lol nobody mentions the pure unadulterated violence that GGG is.
Jacobs for some reason as a challenger to Golovkin thinks he should get as much as Golovkin ever has,he's gonna vacate I'll bet which is a shame as it could of been competitive?

 

I think CJ is on the right track here.

The thing is, the really good fighters would like to preserve their records. They also know that they have a good chance of losing. So, putting myself in the comfortable shoes of a "really good boxer", my thinking would be: if I have to lose my 0 and / or take a career-high beating, I want to be paid, like, really well.

Golovkin is only now starting to seriously ramp up in popularity, which means that he may not necessarily have been drawing in the mega bucks to pay these good opponents. I think that the major reason the Ward fight never got made (all BS aside) is that there simply wasn't enough draw between the two of them to pay them out the sort of big bucks payday that their collective skills warranted.

Finally there are some guys that flap their lips but know that they would get creamed. Their egos can't allow them to shaddup, but when crunch time comes, they don't want to get flattened in front of 80000 people in Wembley

 

This. Talking Ward fight is just playing stupid. Ward track records says everything (Can´t make weight, can´t fight serious opponents); even if they had done agreement, fight would have happened this winter at earliest.

Golovkin is high risk fight to everyone at 154-168 and even relatively high reward, it´s not a fight that these guys want. Chavez Jr. was the total opposite; Froch and Ward would have liked that fight - not Golovkin.

 

K2 needs dumber opponents.
Even Ray Charles can see that beneath the cardboard Rolls Royce exterior cover lies a Ford Pinto chassis, and even Donald Trump knows that Pintos are only worth about $2,000, new.

Spence is clearly a top-of-line, best-of-class US made HumVee, not to be confused with a low mileage used lemon at Klitscho-2 Motors.

 

None of those guys are in Golovkin's weight class.

 

GEE is one of the most protected fighters in recent history... HBO doing a great job make ting this guy.