GGG should stick to this stance no matter what. Canelo vacates, GGG fights for the vacant title, and will be a unified champ. Canelo has nowhere to go but up, so even if he vacates, the GGG's shadow will still be caste on him. He can't fight at 155 for ever, and the longer he waits, the worse for wear his body will be.
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Originally posted by Isaac Clarke View PostTruth hurts, especially when it comes from Lil G's own manager. Canelo has proven himself fighting Lara, a fighter Lil G has been avoiding.
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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostWhen you're in negotiations with Dominic Wade, you shouldn't talk this way. Make money, not demands! If you could go to 154 for Floyd, why not 155 for the biggest star (besides yourself) in boxing? Beat him first, then make demands on the rematch!Last edited by Swatty; 01-29-2016, 08:29 AM.
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Personally, I don't have a problem with either side's stance. Canelo has never fought at the middleweight limit. Plus, he's the A-side. Fair or not, the A-side dictates negotiations. Canelo was dictated to by Floyd. Floyd was dictated to by Oscar. And the list goes on and on. The way boxing is today, you're gonna be dictated to at least once if you're gonna get a big money fight against a big money guy.
And from GGG's prospective, if he's genuinely motivated by unifying belts. Even though I think its totally pointless and a waste of time. But if that's his motivation, I have ZERO issues with him taking this approach. But if this is his stance, its time to move. Challenges await him north of 60.
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Originally posted by Swatty View PostBecause a fight with Floyd would be worth ten times what he would make beating Canelo. And it would be fun to watch him destroy Floyd, who said he could be Golovkin at 154.
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Originally posted by hitking View PostPersonally, I don't have a problem with either side's stance. Canelo has never fought at the middleweight limit. Plus, he's the A-side. Fair or not, the A-side dictates negotiations. Canelo was dictated to by Floyd. Floyd was dictated to by Oscar. And the list goes on and on. The way boxing is today, you're gonna be dictated to at least once if you're gonna get a big money fight against a big money guy.
And from GGG's prospective, if he's genuinely motivated by unifying belts. Even though I think its totally pointless and a waste of time. But if that's his motivation, I have ZERO issues with him taking this approach. But if this is his stance, its time to move. Challenges await him north of 60.
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