Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
- Thread starter Jesus Is Lord
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appreciate that Mal
Golota is a fukking HULK in person
my manHappy Birthday "2 Cold" Pat
I already addressed that
Bread’s opinion doesn't = my opinion. I have debated him on many things as well.
GGG said Canelo vs Khan wasn't nothing more but a "business fight" & not a "true fight"...so if he thought that about Canelo/Khan wouldn't GGG/Brook be the same thing?
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
lol not that oldhappy 40th birthday pat.
...but thanks
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
Any of y'all keeping up with Lil Future? 11 year old out of Philly.
Sparring Devin Haney
Working with BHop
He lost to Fernando Vargas son yesterday not sure which championships...here's the fight footage .
vargas fight not showing up?
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
reservoirdogs
Superstar
For real I don't get it why the fukk Golovkin is so adamant about staying in middleweight if
1. 160 is objectively a weak division. No real new challenges in the weightclass for him.
2. He always complains about nobody wants to fight him in his weightclass
3. He claimed not one time that anybody from 154 to 168 can get it
4. He wouldn't be too small in 168, i fact he would be pretty normal there too given the fact that he is not a small middleweight
logical solution in this case would be moving up a weightclass
The fact he doesn't do that can be because of
1. He is scared to step up
2. He sees more possible big money fights in 160
3. His marketing built on him being a boogie man, the "avoided man" and a KO monster. This reputation would more likely to tarnished with him moving to 168 cause bigger men would probably more likely to fight him.
Or a combination of 2-3 of these...
Still, itwould be more than logical for him at this point to move up instead of picking welterweights cause "obody wants to fight him" in 160 while he wouldn't even be a small 168er
1. 160 is objectively a weak division. No real new challenges in the weightclass for him.
2. He always complains about nobody wants to fight him in his weightclass
3. He claimed not one time that anybody from 154 to 168 can get it
4. He wouldn't be too small in 168, i fact he would be pretty normal there too given the fact that he is not a small middleweight
logical solution in this case would be moving up a weightclass
The fact he doesn't do that can be because of
1. He is scared to step up
2. He sees more possible big money fights in 160
3. His marketing built on him being a boogie man, the "avoided man" and a KO monster. This reputation would more likely to tarnished with him moving to 168 cause bigger men would probably more likely to fight him.
Or a combination of 2-3 of these...
Still, itwould be more than logical for him at this point to move up instead of picking welterweights cause "obody wants to fight him" in 160 while he wouldn't even be a small 168er