POTENTIAL FIGHTS FOR THE MAN CALLED GG.

Opponents GG?

GGG.
1
2%
BIKA/Anthony Dirrell Winner.
13
27%
Abrams.
2
4%
Steilglitz.
17
35%
Degale
8
16%
Ward
8
16%
 
Total votes: 49

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Ward.
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Horse wrote:Ward.
Yep
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Bika because Stieglitz fight ain't going to happen.
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Ward is more likely to go to Light Heavy soon.
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brian13 wrote:Ward is more likely to go to Light Heavy soon.
Pretty sure Virgil hunter said Ward wont be going to 175 for awhile. He said something the lines of he's a naturally slim kid and he'd need time to bulk up to move up.
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Anyone who thinks Groves isn't gonna to get completely dominated by Andre Ward needs a change of meds.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Anyone who thinks Groves isn't gonna to get completely dominated by Andre Ward needs a change of meds.
Groves might beat Ward. He'd have a chance.
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Groove Armada wrote:
Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Anyone who thinks Groves isn't gonna to get completely dominated by Andre Ward needs a change of meds.
Groves might beat Ward. He'd have a chance.

With his power/style,he has a shot!
You two need to get a room.
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How about Kessler??

Would sell well I think, and I think Groves would win this well at this stage of their careers.
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95gerog wrote:How about Kessler??

Would sell well I think, and I think Groves would win this well at this stage of their careers.
I,d strongly fancy Groves to stop Kessler
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Groove Armada wrote:
95gerog wrote:How about Kessler??

Would sell well I think, and I think Groves would win this well at this stage of their careers.
Kessler would be decent , but what does he bring these days? GG can KO him if he lands the shot that hit Froch round 1.

He brings bums on seats, great entertainment for all, A few quid for George, Esteem - if George gets the victory (which I'd expect), Potentially the biggest name on Groves Record. Kessler vs Groves would get viewed in the US and all over Europe.

I understand you are talking belts, but he can continue to be dodged until he 'officially' beats a fighter held in a similar regard to Kessler.
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brian13 wrote:Ward is more likely to go to Light Heavy soon.
doubt he will move up,as far as im aware he makes 12st easily
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95gerog wrote:How about Kessler??

Would sell well I think, and I think Groves would win this well at this stage of their careers.
good shout,groves is now on the world stage and i think he has earned the right to stay there,kessler or abraham would be ideal for groves to shine
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As ive said in another thread, id like to see the Groves-Degale rematch. I think they'd make a ton of money from it as the needle would be even worse second time around I think.
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columbo wrote:As ive said in another thread, id like to see the Groves-Degale rematch. I think they'd make a ton of money from it as the needle would be even worse second time around I think.
Disagree totally, DeGale's career is going nowhere. He needs Groves or a big name opponent badly. Groves does not need Degale at all. What will he gain from it? Nothing, there is not going to be a World title on the line.
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brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:As ive said in another thread, id like to see the Groves-Degale rematch. I think they'd make a ton of money from it as the needle would be even worse second time around I think.
Disagree totally, DeGale's career is going nowhere. He needs Groves or a big name opponent badly. Groves does not need Degale at all. What will he gain from it? Nothing, there is not going to be a World title on the line.
I agree in regards to titles but then there wouldnt of been one on the line if Khan-Brook could of been made.
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columbo wrote:
brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:As ive said in another thread, id like to see the Groves-Degale rematch. I think they'd make a ton of money from it as the needle would be even worse second time around I think.
Disagree totally, DeGale's career is going nowhere. He needs Groves or a big name opponent badly. Groves does not need Degale at all. What will he gain from it? Nothing, there is not going to be a World title on the line.
I agree in regards to titles but then there wouldnt of been one on the line if Khan-Brook could of been made.
The amount of money Khan / Brook makes would offsets the fact there is no title on the line. The fight would be a PPV fight and both fighters would earn big pay days.
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brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:As ive said in another thread, id like to see the Groves-Degale rematch. I think they'd make a ton of money from it as the needle would be even worse second time around I think.
Disagree totally, DeGale's career is going nowhere. He needs Groves or a big name opponent badly. Groves does not need Degale at all. What will he gain from it? Nothing, there is not going to be a World title on the line.
I agree in regards to titles but then there wouldnt of been one on the line if Khan-Brook could of been made.[/quote]

The amount of money Khan / Brook makes would offsets the fact there is no title on the line. The fight would be a PPV fight and both fighters would earn big pay days.[/quote]

Im pretty sure that Groves-Degale 2 would be PPV too. Especially if they really amped up the bad blood and the trash talking.
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columbo wrote:Im pretty sure that Groves-Degale 2 would be PPV too. Especially if they really amped up the bad blood and the trash talking.
I cannot see it being PPV, the fight was close but Groves rightfully got the win. A rematch wont excite enough people to buy the PPV.
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brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:Im pretty sure that Groves-Degale 2 would be PPV too. Especially if they really amped up the bad blood and the trash talking.
I cannot see it being PPV, the fight was close but Groves rightfully got the win. A rematch wont excite enough people to buy the PPV.
The backstory itself would sell it IMO. On top of that the fight was very close. I thought Groves did win but there's a ton of people that thought Degale deserved it.
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columbo wrote:
brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:Im pretty sure that Groves-Degale 2 would be PPV too. Especially if they really amped up the bad blood and the trash talking.
I cannot see it being PPV, the fight was close but Groves rightfully got the win. A rematch wont excite enough people to buy the PPV.
The backstory itself would sell it IMO. On top of that the fight was very close. I thought Groves did win but there's a ton of people that thought Degale deserved it.
Nah this is all wrong - nobody is watching DeGale and he's on terrestrial TV at sociable hours. Groves isn't a PPV draw on his own... nobody wants DeGale and the backstory is all moot once Groves got the first W - we're just going over the same stuff as last time but now we know Groves is better.
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columbo wrote:
brian13 wrote:
columbo wrote:Im pretty sure that Groves-Degale 2 would be PPV too. Especially if they really amped up the bad blood and the trash talking.
I cannot see it being PPV, the fight was close but Groves rightfully got the win. A rematch wont excite enough people to buy the PPV.
The backstory itself would sell it IMO. On top of that the fight was very close. I thought Groves did win but there's a ton of people that thought Degale deserved it.
Nah this is all wrong - nobody is watching DeGale and he's on terrestrial TV at sociable hours. Groves isn't a PPV draw on his own... nobody wants DeGale and the backstory is all moot once Groves got the first W - we're just going over the same stuff as last time but now we know Groves is better.[/quote]

fornicate off I want it!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1utrXvx_YZE :OhYes:
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Where's froch? That's who we want to see him back in with! None of these
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Anyone who thinks Groves isn't gonna to get completely dominated by Andre Ward needs a change of meds.
I have to agree with this. Lots may not like it but I do.

Groves is the current darling after the weekend but that's not enough to make him have what it takes to beat Ward. He'd cause him some problems but SOG is the very, very best.

That's my two cents :)
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handsofstone wrote:
95gerog wrote:How about Kessler??

Would sell well I think, and I think Groves would win this well at this stage of their careers.
I,d strongly fancy Groves to stop Kessler
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