Golovkin vs Szeremeta

[powerpuncher]

GGG looked sharp but you could tell his age. He’s a bit more lethargic. I don’t know if he beats Charlo at this point.

[X]

Golovkin just utterly outclassed the guy. How the hell was Szeremeta a mandatory challenger? No punch power whatsoever, plodding footwork and slow slow slow.

That fight told us absolutely nothing about whatever Golovkin has left.

[imp]

Spence had the same ring rust but after life changing accident, he comes back to fight a world class former champ in Garcia.

How many excuses are we going to get for GGG?

Stop waiting for Canelo.

Fight Charlo, BJS or Demetrius.

[Ron Swanson]

Spence had the same ring rust but after life changing accident, he comes back to fight a world class former champ in Garcia.

How many excuses are we going to get for GGG?

Stop waiting for Canelo.

Fight Charlo, BJS or Demetrius.

They’ll never stop with the excuses. In this thread a reasonable person said GGG “deserves better” as if he is a victim of DAZN, when in fact GGG renegotiated his deal with DAZN to MAKE this fight happen. DAZN didn’t want it. GGG has chose meaningless fights like this over and over and over.
Give Derevyanchenko his deserved rematch, give Jacobs his deserved rematch, naw, okay take back “we will never fight Charlo” and do something meaningful with your career. Naw, they’re going to keep adding to the number of title fight victories with absolutely no realization that it doesn’t matter how many no hopers you beat if you dodge everyone with a pulse.

I will gladly apologize for this post if GGG fights a top guy next. But I think we all know it’s either Alvarez(payday) or a no hoper. And if we don’t know it we’re ignoring history

[Master]

Triple G looked good in there beating the mandatory knocking him down numerous times and eventually stopping the undefeated fighter.

Golovkin should start to unify the titles again.

[TitoFan]

I've always liked Golovkin.

Unfortunately, his lasting legacy will be to serve as a springboard for Canelo with two dodgy decisions in Las Vegas... and that of curiously pining for more, sacrificing his own career in the process. Canelo gets to increase his manufactured "legend"... and Golovkin truncates what could've been an even better career. Speaking of dodging, even as a GGG fan I can't help but admitting he's now in a career-closing mode, having wasted some productive years of his career which he could've used with the Charlos and others in the division.