I am not talking about sending a contract. I am just talking about calling or sending text/email to say that they are interested. Top Haymon fighters don't fight on HBO, so Lara tweeting MEANS NOTHING unless Haymon or his promoter confirms that he is allowed to fight on HBO. Them not contacting Loefler means that he isn't.Badhusker wrote:You obviously didn't read what I read, or the article. Leoffler brought Lara and Mora's names to Sanchez for potential fights last year. Maybe he did because Lara was publicly calling GGG out? It really doesn't matter if Lara contacted him or not. If they publicly say they are not interested why would they waste their time contacting them? Do lesser known boxers often send contracts to the champion at his weight? I would love nothing more than GGG to beat down Lara to shut him up, but GGG's team (Sanchez) clearly said he didn't want the fight. You can read into that whatever you want, but it is a fact. Lara is more well known and a tougher challenge than quite a few of GGG's recent opponents. His style is what they don't like, imo.boxing_rocks wrote:Lara's team NEVER contacted Loefler. Why is that if they want the fight? Lara is just looking for publicity.Badhusker wrote:
A year ago Lara was publicly calling out GGG. Abel Sanchez turned down the fight and admitted it. To think that no fighter other than Brook will fight GGG from 147 to 160 is laughable. GGG says he will go to 168 for a big fight. (if his name is not Ward) Maybe they need to put up the money. No one knows what they are offering. Here is an article from Last year, when Sanchez said Lara hasn't done enough to deserve a GGG fight. In the meantime, GGG fights guys that are far less known and accomplished than Lara.
http://www.BS.com/golovkins-co ... hot--93854
What Sanchez meant at that time was that Lara should deserve a GGG fight by beating a solid MW. Of course, Lara would be more preferable than Brook, but Golovkin needed the contact signed within a few days, so Lara was not an option.