this nonsense has to stop. mayweather is way to small foe GGG. and golovkin continues to duck ward.
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Originally posted by T.M.T View Postthis nonsense has to stop. mayweather is way to small foe GGG. and golovkin continues to duck ward.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostYou obviously didn't read the article.
This isn't about whether Golovkin goes to 154 or not. He has already stated several times that he will do it to fight Mayweather.
This is about Floyd Sr asking for a rehydration clause after the weigh-in. Did they ask for one against Oscar, Cotto or Canelo at 154?
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Floyd doesn't need this fight but that whole ward bull**** is hypocritical. Ya'll complaining about Floyd having to fight moving up to a division six pounds heavier than the highest he's fought, while bashing another dude for not going up 8 pounds and fighting Ward. Let's not be hypocrites people. Floyd has no business at 160, that's a given.
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostFloyd doesn't need this fight but that whole ward bull**** is hypocritical. Ya'll complaining about Floyd having to fight moving up to a division six pounds heavier than the highest he's fought, while bashing another dude for not going up 8 pounds and fighting Ward. Let's not be hypocrites people. Floyd has no business at 160, that's a given.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostOscar was 160 for the Felix Sturm fight.
Felix Sturm almost pushed plans by the promoter Bob Arum over the edge by taking it to De La Hoya before De La Hoya was given a debatable but unanimous 12-round decision.
De La Hoya looked so vulnerable against the light-hitting Sturm, the World Boxing Organization champion from Germany, that no one could blame him for changing his mind about a possible $30 million payday for fear of what the real 160-pound champion, Hopkins, could do to him.
''I've never seen Oscar hit so much,'' said Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion now training in Phoenix, an hour from the MGM Grand Garden Arena. ''If he fights like that against Hopkins, he'll be destroyed in two rounds.''
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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostOne fight at MW, doesn't make him a MW. He did fight Strum @ 160but had a CW of 157 for Hopkins. Here's why:
Felix Sturm almost pushed plans by the promoter Bob Arum over the edge by taking it to De La Hoya before De La Hoya was given a debatable but unanimous 12-round decision.
De La Hoya looked so vulnerable against the light-hitting Sturm, the World Boxing Organization champion from Germany, that no one could blame him for changing his mind about a possible $30 million payday for fear of what the real 160-pound champion, Hopkins, could do to him.
''I've never seen Oscar hit so much,'' said Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion now training in Phoenix, an hour from the MGM Grand Garden Arena. ''If he fights like that against Hopkins, he'll be destroyed in two rounds.''
Come on, we know why the rehydration clause stipulation is being put out there. Because Golovkin isn't a past prime fighter like Oscar or Cotto.
We know why the catchweight was made for Canelo too.
I don't particularly expect or care if Floyd fights GGG or not but the excuses are not there. Floyd has fought at the 154 limit and if a fighter can make it, then why shouldn't he fight them?
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I just know the new GGG "fans"/floyd haters are scared ****less of this fight getn made.
Too bad that b1tch @$$ Cotto duckn GGG HARD, while his fans hide behind "Ward doe", im cool with a Floyd-GGG fight tho and im going with Floyd no doubt.
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