Ryan Garcia says GGG does not deserve the fame hall spot

Ryan Garcia says he does not believe that former medium weight hero Jinadi Golovkin deserves to vote in the Hall of Boxing Fame for what he accomplished during his 16 -year professional career.

GGG bone interrogation

Garcia states that Golovkin (42-2-1, 37 Cos) did not win any “great fighters during his career. This is true if he ignored his controversial lottery that consists of 12 rounds against Caneo in their first battle in 2017. Jenny has tried to fight Alvarez starting from 32 years old, and she had to wait until 35 before he fights the Mexican star at the present time in September 16, 2017.

GGG provided 20 consecutive batch for the different belts from 2010 to 2018, which is equivalent to a record of Bernard Hopkins. It was impressive.

The best Golovkin career wins:

• Daniel Jacobs
• Ruita Morata
• David Limo
• Brock needs
• Sergey Derviancinko
• Daniel Jill
• Matthew McLean
• Cortis Stevens
• Martirosian circles

Celebrity Hall discussion

“To anyone, GGG had no real victories. Who overcame it?” Ryan Garcia said to InsidetheringshowWhoever wonders whether Jennadi Golovkin belongs to the Hall of Boxing Fame. “The only thing I can offer is that he was a star in boxing for a long time.

Ryan does not say who believes that Golovkin needs to overcome the celebrity hall worth. Many fans who were present when GGG Caneo alvarez fought for the first time on September 16, 2017 that he deserves to win that battle. Many also felt that Golovkin should have won the second competition as well, as he gathered along the Mexican star.

“For me, it is difficult for me to put someone in the hall of fame. I cannot give him this gesture,” Garcia said.

Canilo, Croford, and Al -Maqranat

You can say that the quality of quality, Golovkin has a similar biography similar to the Canilo Alvarez and Tyrins Croford. Each of these fighters is heading to the celebrity hall. They won many battles, but against the opponents of the elderly. None of them beat better fighters than the players who defeated GGG.

Written by Sean Jones – a large boxing writer, covering sport since 2016.