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GGG vs Andrade for the wbo title would be nice. Then Canelo-Jacobs winner ?

No way.

Andrade won't fight Golovkin. Canelo has said, in no uncertain terms, that he wants to be unified undisputed middleweight king in 2019.

Much more money for Andrade to wait until September to fight Canelo than to bother with a June matchup versus Golovkin.

Expect Golovkin to maybe rematch Lemieux at 168 in June.

Unless Martiroysan becomes available.

Maybe Andrade VS Korobov on June 22nd, they have been trash talking each other on twitter, enough talk, time for them to settle their feud in the ring, Yes Korobov is willing to fight in Andrade's hometown of Providence, Rhode Island.

Andrade won't fight Golovkin or Korobov. He will be next for Canelo.

boxing_rocks wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 15:01 Andrade won't fight Golovkin or Korobov. He will be next for Canelo.

Probably but I think if GGG would have that WBO belt and unify with Canelo in a third match it would make more sense.

apollo creed wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 16:37

boxing_rocks wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 15:01 Andrade won't fight Golovkin or Korobov. He will be next for Canelo.

Probably but I think if GGG would have that WBO belt and unify with Canelo in a third match it would make more sense.

It definitely would, but Andrade would be left with less money, so he won't take GGG fight.

boxing_rocks wrote: ↑09 Mar 2019, 11:27

apollo creed wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 16:37

boxing_rocks wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 15:01 Andrade won't fight Golovkin or Korobov. He will be next for Canelo.

Probably but I think if GGG would have that WBO belt and unify with Canelo in a third match it would make more sense.

It definitely would, but Andrade would be left with less money, so he won't take GGG fight.

Andrade could be tempted to take GGG due of his age and inactivity thinking he could outbox him.

Andrade has showed desire to fight Golovkin, I don't think it's out of the question. But if Andrade was promised a shot a Canelo is he gets by Jacobs, he should take a easier fight and wait out the Canelo/Jacobs result.

Would be amazing to see this fight happen so Golovkin could force a trilogy fight with Alvarez with a big come back win.

Don't think it will happen though, everyone seems to agree Andrade will probably fight Alvarez first, simply because it is the money fight to be made.
He'll make more from one fight with Saul then he would fighting Golovkin, Jacobs and probably anyone else in the top 10 right now. No one can blame him for that, win or lose, he comes out a lot better from the fight.

Whoever Golovkin fights next will be part of his come back route for the titles in my opinion. Rob Brant holding the WBA regular world title would be a good starting point for negotiating rights to try and force a unification between the Super and World titles of the WBA, the IBO title is vacant so he could fight whoever for that.
Derevyanchenko would be good but with a fight already lined up for him, I think Murata would be a good comeback fight in Japan and would likely sell out any of the arena's/stadiums there and no one would ignore a second match with Lemieux

What do you think about Kamil Szeremeta? He's right behind Golovkin in WBA and WBC middleweight rankings. In Poland it is said that he may be his next opponent.

The trilogy with Canelo does nothing for me - the younger Mexican has his number both physically and mentally was surprised at how easily he walked GGG down!

kamil256 wrote: ↑12 Mar 2019, 05:09 What do you think about Kamil Szeremeta? He's right behind Golovkin in WBA and WBC middleweight rankings. In Poland it is said that he may be his next opponent.

Are you Kamil Szeremeta? Only one post ever submitted to this forum by a user called "kamil256" discussing a fighter known as "Kamil Szeremeta".

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑12 Mar 2019, 05:48

kamil256 wrote: ↑12 Mar 2019, 05:09 What do you think about Kamil Szeremeta? He's right behind Golovkin in WBA and WBC middleweight rankings. In Poland it is said that he may be his next opponent.

Are you Kamil Szeremeta? Only one post ever submitted to this forum by a user called "kamil256" discussing a fighter known as "Kamil Szeremeta".

No, it's not me. "Kamil" is quite popular name in Poland.

kamil256 wrote: ↑12 Mar 2019, 05:09 What do you think about Kamil Szeremeta? He's right behind Golovkin in WBA and WBC middleweight rankings. In Poland it is said that he may be his next opponent.

Wouldn't favour his chances against Golovkin but he is good, watched his fight against Diaz and he seemed to favour a lunging right to the body for a few rounds at the begining and seemed to just wait for the clinch to be broken up over fighting out of it, good tactics for saving his strength over 12 rounds and this showed when he looked stronger going into the 10th when he got the KO win.
Diaz rushed in a lot and you can see at the start of the 10th round when he gets KO'd, his jab is staying out far to long, his punches are turning into swings are getting wider and even more worrying is he seems to be backing away and dropping his hands to his waist, Szeremeta played the smarter and safer tactics dragging him into the later rounds and making him work.
Good movement though and saves his strength to last the full 12 rounds if he has to and looks good when beating an opponent to the jab in an exchange.

Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam might be a better choice for him then Golovkin, a win over him would put Szeremeta on more people's radars if he can put him away, fights against Lemieux, Murata and Murray must have taken their tolls and prior to Murata and Murray he fought an overmatched Alfonso Blanco and a number of 8 rounders in France to stay busy.

northern, I can't post answer, I don't know what is wrong. There were no links at all, but reason was "The message contains links to illegal or pirated software..".

Shortly: I think you're right, Szeremeta is not ready for Golovkin. His last fight with Francillette was easy, but he didn't show any unusual skills, he could do better and he admitted that after the fight. However, I think in Poland he's one of the most underestimated boxers.

I can see Golovkin taking on that polish guy that fought Danny Jacobs (I know the guy, but his name is slipping my mind at the moment)...or maybe someone of that ilk. I can't imagine any reason why they'd bother with a Lemieux rematch as it does nothing for either him or Lemieux.

There's not a whole ton of contenders for them to dig up for him to fight, but I'm sure they'll find somebody, and probably make it for the WBA Regular or Interim belt or something just so he can get some sort of Gold back on him. Gold which he should've never lost mind you.