Why does a guy like GGG get a pass for fighting Tureano Johnson?'

I wasn't talking about you in particular, but about the vast majority of Gennady's haters. You are just a sick person.

 

What legit opponent has loma fought ? When had I missed that ?

 

I think GGG should just stop fighting, save the odd tune up once every two years, and just tweet how nobody wants to fight him.

Than whenever a new active junior middle weight makes some noise, we can point out how they need to fight The semi retired GGG at 160 to be great.

 

Don't bother with that guy, he's a racist moron called Mr Pibb, just go through some of his posts

http://www.boxingforum24.com/search.php?searchid=3235936

 

I can understand why some will give Golovkin a hard time about fighting Toreano, since he got TKO'd by Curtis Stevens, but the dude did fight his way up to Mandatory status and has been on a little winning streak.

Saunders clearly doesn't want to fight GGG, I have not heard anything from the Jacobs camp.

We got Canelo looking at fighting Rosado or Monroe Jr. , that is a worse match-up in my honest opinion. But I understand what they are trying to do. They will try and get a more impressive victory against one of GGG past opponents to hype and build up their showdown.

As long as GGG and Canelo fight this year, I really don't care who each fight in preparation to their showdown.

 

1.It has nothing to do with race.

2. Golovkin's best win is Murray

 

wrong again he is 33

http://boxrec.com/boxer/356831

(but you probably know it anyway)

 

Golovkin's best win is Ouma.
Ouma's career shi.ts all over Murray's.

The shot Kassim GG fought is still leagues ahead of Martin Murray.

 

He'll be 34 when he next steps into the ring.

 

That's correct he will be 34 but he is still 33

 

Tureano may not be the best option, but he technically should still be undefeated with Curtis Stevens' name on his win record. Barring a controversial stoppage in the final frame of their fight, Johnson was pretty much in cruise control from the beginning...!!!

 

who the hell has jacobs fought?

 

He just knocked out Peter Quillen or did you forget ?

 

He seems very determined to unify the division. I wish him luck with that considering the landscape of the division with all the politics and different promotional companies involved.

He'll be lucky to unify the division by the time he's 36. There's just too many hurdles to overcome and there aren't too many fighters at 160 that seem too keen to jump in the ring with him. The politics of the sport combined with the trepidation of most fighters in the weightclass to fight him will continue to make this a long, arduous task for him to complete. He's been trying to unify the division for a few years now, and it looks like it's going to take quite some time for that to materialize, if ever.