Gennady Golovkin's criminal connections!

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Im sure this is something interesting to read about but whoever wrote this is a joke of a journalist. I couldn't get myself into the article cause of the way it is written.

[AneesMoha]

Has 2016 taught you nothing? Since when did a blogger's post become a credible news source? Did you read any of the other **** this goof wrote or did you just read the headline and decide to be a troll?

[_Maxi]

Has people actually read the article? Which are the crimes he commit?

1) Losing a the final fight in the olympics. They say he lost the final against a guy who hadn't competed since 2001. I guess that guy somehow reached the final, so he was clearly good. Bullshiet accusations.

2) He has pictures with some supposed Mafia gang... who happened to be his official Kazakh trainer? yeah! how would you take pictures with your trainer!



This is funny.

Compare "that" to convicted rapists, killers, woman beaters, drug sellers... nothing to compare, nothing.

[Kigali]

Boxers are usually from the streets you acting like they get drafted out of college

Funny how you realize that all of a sudden.

[KillaCamNZ]

There's a saying that comes to mind - saying a lot without actually saying anything.

That "article" has next to no credible claims. All it states is that someone who was associated with GGG at some point in his younger years, was a bit of a bad dude - then it goes off on a tangent and claims that, simply because GGG lost a fight he was favored to win - he must have taken a dive for money and Mother Russia.

Loose associations with a bloke who isn't as corrupt as Don King's left toe, is a pretty weak argument.

What a crock.

[yngwie]

A random guy says something on the internet and everyone believes it?
Funny cause if you search that Serik guy on google you wouldn't find a thing, weird cause he supposedly was a trainer of a national team in one of the biggest boxing nations in amateur boxing.

[_Maxi]

There's a saying that comes to mind - saying a lot without actually saying anything.

That "article" has next to no credible claims. All it states is that someone who was associated with GGG at some point in his younger years, was a bit of a bad dude - then it goes off on a tangent and claims that, simply because GGG lost a fight he was favored to win - he must have taken a dive for money and Mother Russia.

Loose associations with a bloke who isn't as corrupt as Don King's left toe, is a pretty weak argument.

What a crock.

A random guy says something on the internet and everyone believes it?
Funny cause if you search that Serik guy on google you wouldn't find a thing, weird cause he supposedly was a trainer of a national team in one of the biggest boxing nations in amateur boxing.

Haha this exactly... I have some mor0ns on ignore so I don't know what they said but I bet they blamed GGG for criminal acts already.

[A.K]

Funny how you realize that all of a sudden.

All of a sudden?you must got me confused

[iamboxing]

GGG probably paid for this article to add some mystique to his drab personality

[aldo5408]

At the beginning of the 2000s, GGG was closely associated with a renowned Kazakh gangster. Also, there are rumors that the boxer sold his gold medal to a Russian pugilist in the Athens, 2004. The real Golovkin exposed by fellow Kazakhs:

Smh not surprised at all!! that Korean always seemed like a snake to me