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September 28, 2021, 10:06:19 PM
#51
Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.

Keeping Golovkin inactive is not a good decision. I don't know if the decision is taken by the federation or Golovkin himself wanted to be out of fighting, but whatever it is, it is great news that he will be fighting again. He along with his fighting ages like a fine wine. He still fights like he is 25 or 30 years old. Although he is nearing the end of his career because he is already 39 years old, but hopefully we will get to see him fight for some more time before he really says goodbye to his gloves.

I doubt it was Golovkin's decision himself that he will be away from the boxing ring for a year. It was probably due to one failed negotiation after another. That was really a poor strategy to have the guy waiting for a whole year.

Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.

If both fighters will win, we might see them negotiating,

A trilogy that most fans love to see. Maybe now Alvarez will take the fight and again prove that he really earned that match.

GGG should have this chance since Alvarez technically wins against him once, if he managed to win just in case they meet again.
Probably a great way to have another match for the last time before ending his career for retirement, win or lose.

I hope they will win in their respective matches and meet again. Both boxers deserve it. The whole fandom of boxing deserves it too. But if there's somebody who wishes to do away with a rematch, it would be Canelo.
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September 28, 2021, 02:55:46 PM
#50
Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.

Keeping Golovkin inactive is not a good decision. I don't know if the decision is taken by the federation or Golovkin himself wanted to be out of fighting, but whatever it is, it is great news that he will be fighting again. He along with his fighting ages like a fine wine. He still fights like he is 25 or 30 years old. Although he is nearing the end of his career because he is already 39 years old, but hopefully we will get to see him fight for some more time before he really says goodbye to his gloves.
GGG is one of the few boxers that i do like not only on being a good boxer but also as a humble kind of fighter but could really give out good fight.Yeah just like Manny Pacquiao this guy do fight like not being an aged one.
I dont know in regarding on this fight if it was been a mandatory or it was a self decision but its good to see it back because its been a while to see him again on the canvass.
39 years of age is still that capable and it still soon that he would hang up his gloves.
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September 28, 2021, 02:14:38 PM
#49
Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.

If both fighters will win, we might see them negotiating,

A trilogy that most fans love to see. Maybe now Alvarez will take the fight and again prove that he really earned that match.

GGG should have this chance since Alvarez technically wins against him once, if he managed to win just in case they meet again.
Probably a great way to have another match for the last time before ending his career for retirement, win or lose.
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September 28, 2021, 12:42:22 PM
#48
Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.

Keeping Golovkin inactive is not a good decision. I don't know if the decision is taken by the federation or Golovkin himself wanted to be out of fighting, but whatever it is, it is great news that he will be fighting again. He along with his fighting ages like a fine wine. He still fights like he is 25 or 30 years old. Although he is nearing the end of his career because he is already 39 years old, but hopefully we will get to see him fight for some more time before he really says goodbye to his gloves.
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September 28, 2021, 01:58:17 AM
#47

This reminds me Floyd Mayweather vs Tenshin Nasukawa fight, were Floyd just flew to Japan to have an exhibition fight, that more looks like a sparing. That evening Floyd has earned 9 millions for 2 minute boxing against a kickboxer. GGG fight is going to be the same - it is all about money.


I thought the same but we cannot compare this guy to that fight because both of them are not the same due to their popularity. I think GGG will not get that much for this fight but I'm pretty sure he will dominate the unknown Japanese guy like he mostly did to his stronger opponent. I just wish not to see such kind of fight like that of Floyd where the drama was so obvious. It was not a fight rather is just some quick show as usual.
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September 27, 2021, 09:51:47 PM
#46
Finally a fight for this great boxing talent. It has been a pretty long year since he last had a fight against the undefeated Szeremeta. I don't understand why Golovkin has to be kept inactive for a year. He is not getting any younger anymore. He is now approaching 40. He should be having at least a couple of fights in a year.

Against, Ryota Murata, I think Golovkin can easily make his way for a unified championship. After this, GGG and Canelo should be negotiated.
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September 27, 2021, 08:36:25 PM
#45
I believe this match Ryota Murata will be a huge underdog here since he's not famous and less experience. Judging by his record, Ryota Murata is a hard worker person. He lose from Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam but the rematch he win, he also lose from Rob Brant but the next rematch he win, he's proving revenge is real.

No doubt IMO GGG will win in this match, if GGG's win... will there's a rematch and Ryota Murata repeat his history?
Then there's probably a pattern in this one, either he has to lock on the fighter first and experience their power to gauge it but it's not enough in 1 match so he goes back for a 2nd match to get revenge, pretty cool fighter if you ask me, Murata is like a revenant. Regarding the fight, it's not unlikely that the rematch might go in favor with Murata but it can still go the other way, it's not like his record is half losses and half wins due to rematch wins.
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September 27, 2021, 07:49:22 PM
#44
GGG fought last year, so in this scheduled fight if it happen, he will be inactive for over a year.
I hope this is not his last fight, as though is not getting any younger, many are still hoping he would fight Canelo Alvarez one more time.

Being inactive for over a year is not really an issue. It's the usual rest period of a veteran boxer and we are in a pandemic situation that's why some fights are hard to arrange because of restrictions and event venue protocols. Before we think of a trilogy with Canelo, GGG should pass and defeat first Murata and see if his power is still there. Canelo is not looking forward to a rematch with GGG but in case we saw the latter still as explosive as before, he can call out Canelo once he won his upcoming fight in December.

Nice to see GGG again. That will be exciting to watch.

If in case there will be an upset, though the likelihood is low. Will GGG announce his retirement or will he ask for another fight before he retires? But I am guessing, GGG will be heavy favorite here once odds are out. But this year, we have seen several upsets and the latest was Joshua vs. Usyk.
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September 27, 2021, 07:44:56 PM
#43
Being inactive for over a year is not really an issue. It's the usual rest period of a veteran boxer and we are in a pandemic situation that's why some fights are hard to arrange because of restrictions and event venue protocols. Before we think of a trilogy with Canelo, GGG should pass and defeat first Murata and see if his power is still there. Canelo is not looking forward to a rematch with GGG but in case we saw the latter still as explosive as before, he can call out Canelo once he won his upcoming fight in December.

Nice to see GGG again. That will be exciting to watch.
Yes the last two years many sporting events where delayed and some of the best fighters are not even fighting as they were not getting the opponents due to country restrictions and other sanctions imposed by respective governments to fly abroad and if not i am sure we would have already seen GGG fighting. I am a big fan of his fighting style and i would like to see him face Canelo once again before his retirement as he is getting older and my bet is on GGG when he faces Murata.
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September 27, 2021, 06:40:45 PM
#42
GGG fought last year, so in this scheduled fight if it happen, he will be inactive for over a year.
I hope this is not his last fight, as though is not getting any younger, many are still hoping he would fight Canelo Alvarez one more time.

Being inactive for over a year is not really an issue. It's the usual rest period of a veteran boxer and we are in a pandemic situation that's why some fights are hard to arrange because of restrictions and event venue protocols. Before we think of a trilogy with Canelo, GGG should pass and defeat first Murata and see if his power is still there. Canelo is not looking forward to a rematch with GGG but in case we saw the latter still as explosive as before, he can call out Canelo once he won his upcoming fight in December.

Nice to see GGG again. That will be exciting to watch.
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September 27, 2021, 05:45:21 PM
#41
I believe this match Ryota Murata will be a huge underdog here since he's not famous and less experience.
Lol, it is very obvious to him that in this fight he is very underdog in this match, what do you think are the possible odds on this?
I know very well about GGG but in Ryota Murata, I dont know much about this dude and I think he is not even popular as we expected. But dont be too confident, by luck, what if Ryota Murata will win. Very exciting with this fight and we hope there is a schedule or announcements regarding them.
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September 27, 2021, 05:34:41 PM
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I believe this match Ryota Murata will be a huge underdog here since he's not famous and less experience. Judging by his record, Ryota Murata is a hard worker person. He lose from Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam but the rematch he win, he also lose from Rob Brant but the next rematch he win, he's proving revenge is real.

No doubt IMO GGG will win in this match, if GGG's win... will there's a rematch and Ryota Murata repeat his history?

that is, if GGG will agree a re-match if he wins. he's already 39, so in case the re-match will happen, he's already at 40. can he follow the steps of pacquiao, still actively fighting at the age of 40? because if he announces retirement after this fight with murata, then we may not see a re-match anymore. or another fight with canelo.
i guess, that is for us to see after his fight with murata.
and if this bout doesn't push thru, eubank jr is ready for GGG, according to this article. because for some unexpected events, covid reason is usually the culprit of postponing or cancelling a fight.

It depends on how this fight will go, if it will end in a controversial decision, then probably we will see some rematch, but if not, the GGG will have to move on as he will retire soon and he must get big fights before he retires. I'm not anymore expecting a trilogy fight with Canelo, but any fighter that could at least give a good challenge with GGG is fun to watch, can you suggest names?
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September 27, 2021, 04:47:24 PM
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I believe this match Ryota Murata will be a huge underdog here since he's not famous and less experience. Judging by his record, Ryota Murata is a hard worker person. He lose from Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam but the rematch he win, he also lose from Rob Brant but the next rematch he win, he's proving revenge is real.

No doubt IMO GGG will win in this match, if GGG's win... will there's a rematch and Ryota Murata repeat his history?

that is, if GGG will agree a re-match if he wins. he's already 39, so in case the re-match will happen, he's already at 40. can he follow the steps of pacquiao, still actively fighting at the age of 40? because if he announces retirement after this fight with murata, then we may not see a re-match anymore. or another fight with canelo.
i guess, that is for us to see after his fight with murata.
and if this bout doesn't push thru, eubank jr is ready for GGG, according to this article. because for some unexpected events, covid reason is usually the culprit of postponing or cancelling a fight.
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September 26, 2021, 08:31:20 AM
#38
I hope this is not his last fight, as though is not getting any younger, many are still hoping he would fight Canelo Alvarez one more time.

Two years ago, I would have loved to watch GGG fighting against Canelo. But now? Golovkin is getting near to his retirement and I don't think that he's in peak form as he was in 2017 and 2018 (when he had the two bouts against Canelo). On the other hand, Canelo is in peak form right now and for him there is no reason to agree to a fight against GGG. Maybe he'll wait for a couple of years and agree to the trilogy fight. Or maybe he will just ignore it. In brief, my guess is that even if there is a trilogy fight, that may not be competitive. Do we really want a lopsided fight?
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September 26, 2021, 03:43:01 AM
#37
I believe this match Ryota Murata will be a huge underdog here since he's not famous and less experience. Judging by his record, Ryota Murata is a hard worker person. He lose from Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam but the rematch he win, he also lose from Rob Brant but the next rematch he win, he's proving revenge is real.

No doubt IMO GGG will win in this match, if GGG's win... will there's a rematch and Ryota Murata repeat his history?
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September 26, 2021, 03:27:01 AM
#36
It is true that Gennady Golovkin is not getting younger as he is 39 years and i would like to see the trilogy between Canelo Álvarez and GGG because both the fights were beautiful and both the fights were really close and i liked the war and both Canelo and GGG are probably the best boxers out there in the world.

I would like to see him return this year and the opponent is rumored to be Ryota Murata, but we are yet to get the official announcement whether they signed the contract or not but the word out is that they will be probably fighting in Japan.

It's not an attractive fight to watch because of both fighter's inactivity, there's already an agreement but no contract signed yet, DAZN is not giving him a good fight lately just look at the fighters he fought under DAZN, they are nothing compared to what Canelo fought and will be fighting I guess Golovkin is into retirement he is taking easy fights now compared to the past.

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Murata is essentially the same type of no-name opponent Golovkin has been fighting since he signed with DAZN in 2018. In three fights since inking with DAZN, Golovkin has fought these guys:

Steve Rolls
Sergiy Derevyanchenko
Kamil Szeremeta
Golovkin vs. Derevyanchenko turned out to be a good fight, but GGG’s matches with Rolls and Szeremeta were a waste of time.
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September 26, 2021, 02:12:58 AM
#35
Looks like we can still see Gennadiy Golovkin fighting this year.

GGG fought last year, so in this scheduled fight if it happen, he will be inactive for over a year.
I hope this is not his last fight, as though is not getting any younger, many are still hoping he would fight Canelo Alvarez one more time.
It is true that Gennady Golovkin is not getting younger as he is 39 years and i would like to see the trilogy between Canelo Álvarez and GGG because both the fights were beautiful and both the fights were really close and i liked the war and both Canelo and GGG are probably the best boxers out there in the world.

I would like to see him return this year and the opponent is rumored to be Ryota Murata, but we are yet to get the official announcement whether they signed the contract or not but the word out is that they will be probably fighting in Japan.
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September 26, 2021, 01:37:46 AM
#34
Many boxing fans are hoping that the match between Canelo and GG will push, many people feel it's an unfinished business, GGG should move up to challenge Canelo I don't think Canelo will go down to challenge GGG, Canelo is lording the Super middleweight while GGG only has the IBF version of the middleweight, he should unify all belts to show that he is still the best in the middleweight.
I expect Golovkin to beat Murata, I hope GGG will not suffer like what Joshua suffered on this fight.

There's no question about GGG's desire for a rematch to Canelo. It's just that Canelo already put an end to the discussion that he is not interested in the rematch. If that's the case then fans won't be seeing a trilogy match. I don't know what Canelo is thinking but for me, a final fight against GGG is necessary to close their chapter.

But some analyst says that it's possible to happen next year: https://www.boxingnews24.com/2021/09/golovkin-returns-in-december-loeffler-says-canelo-vs-ggg-3-possible-in-2022/

Back to topic, currently browsing some of Murata's highlights. No offense but I don't know how he can keep up with the fighting phase of GGG.
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September 26, 2021, 12:44:16 AM
#33
I never thought that GGG will hang his gloves already so I'm expecting he will have a fight, even not this year but surely next year.

But since there's already an agreement, fans will be excited again to see him in the ring.

I'm hoping too for one last time that he will face again Canelo. Should be done quickly by next year.

Many boxing fans are hoping that the match between Canelo and GG will push, many people feel it's an unfinished business, GGG should move up to challenge Canelo I don't think Canelo will go down to challenge GGG, Canelo is lording the Super middleweight while GGG only has the IBF version of the middleweight, he should unify all belts to show that he is still the best in the middleweight.
I expect Golovkin to beat Murata, I hope GGG will not suffer like what Joshua suffered on this fight.
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September 25, 2021, 10:36:43 PM
#32
It's already confirmed that he will fight Murata I think the title should be changed now and put the name of the challenger which is Murata, Murata's name doesn't ring a bell checking his record it is good but not enough to match GGG record.
Golovkin is not getting good fights now compared to Canelo, GGG's last fight was against Szeremeta and it became an easy fight for GGG os he on for retirement that his promoter is not giving him top fights anymore, he's still strong and people want to see a trilogy against Canelo, this is a fight that he should prepare, there's a possibility that it will happen.

Perhaps the middleweight division is not laden with talents as compare to 168 lbs wherein Canelo has a lot of good challengers. As far as I know, the only good name in 160 lbs is one of the Charlo brothers, so hopefully we might see a unification bout between him and GGG. However, Murata although not a household name is a good boxer as well. And it seems that GGG will travel to Japan to bring the fight to Murata's hometown? So let's see how good GGG is against fighting in "unruly" crowd.
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