..like I said earlier the businessman and still an excellent boxer GGG has his reasons to respond the way he does. I've heard nothing from him that would convince me he's NOT willing to fight good fights.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑09 Jul 2019, 04:13Demetrius Andrade, Danny Jacobs, Jermall Charlo, Billy Joe Saunders and Sergiy Derevyanchenko would have all been capable of competing on DAZN.
Gennady Golovkin is self-managed and self-promoted. He is ultimately responsible for his own opponents’. He has been interviewed on multiple occasions and has consistently expressed his disinterest about facing any of those guys and I have provided proof of this on multiple occasions.
GGG doesn’t want to take any unnecessary risks that might scupper the Canelo jackpot. It’s as simple as that!
He’s a “businessman” and a veteran that is looking to secure one final huge payday. Gennadiy doesn’t want to take ownership of one of the world titles and have the sports’ governing bodies dictate to him who he should and should not fight next. He wants an easy ride until Canelo eventually agrees to the rematch.
What he actually said was and I quote "I would like to fight good fights. Whether these fights are going to be championship fights or not, it’s not as important as the quality of the fight". No more and no less. No need to misinterpret that saying GGG is unwilling "to face awkward risky guys that won’t provide him with a huge payday"..
In fact he's been chasing one of them, the best according to many. In a situation where Canelo has been avoiding him at all costs, it is not easy to find an adequate opponent...
..btw, self-managed and self-promoted obviously doesn't exclude a very close coordination/cooperation with someone who foots the bill and that's what is happenning now...