IBF/IBO/WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin (34-0, 31 KOs) is depended upon to defy unbeaten #3 IBF Dominic Wade (18-0, 12 KOs) on April 23 at The Forum in Inglewood, California. The fight hasn't been accounted for beginning yet by Golovkin's promoters at K2, yet Wade, 25, is said to be the possible opponent for Golovkin's between time fight on 4/23 on HBO.
While Golovkin will be defying the serious as nails Wade, WBC middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (46-1-1, 32 KOs) has pooled from the welterweight division to find Amir Khan (31-3, 19 KOs), who will be constrained to move in weight two divisions to stand up to Canelo at a catch-weight of 155lbs.
Khan apparently might not want to take the fight at middleweight. He expected to fight Canelo in any occasion at junior middleweight, yet it fail to happen, as you would envision. Canelo, 25, is in a significantly enhanced position to get his way in plans than a warrior like Khan, who hasn't been incorporated into a noteworthy fight since his adversity to Danny Garcia four years earlier in 2012.
Khan was in no position to can seek after anything. In my viewpoint, the Golovkin-Wade fight is a significantly more entrancing and conceivably forceful fight than a fight amidst Canelo and Khan. There's no authentic pressure with Khan-Canelo in light of the way that the fans know too well that Canelo will use his tremendous weight purpose of inclination to hitter Khan until he drops for the 10 number. Khan might be around the same tallness, in any case he's feasible going to be giving without end close to 30 pounds to Canelo.
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That is not going to be incredible. Canelo will go out there and it won't be shaking. He'll just bludgeon the rail slim Khan until he drops for the KO. At any rate with the Golovkin versus Wade fight, we're talking about two people that are for the most part the same size. Likewise, Wade has never tasted defeat, so he doesn't know how to lose a fight not in any way like Khan. Wade will be bringing it from the first round wanting to endeavor and KO Golovkin before he himself gets pounded out in this fight.
Preceding today's assertion for the Canelo-Khan fight, various boxing fans felt that Canelo would fight any similarity of Willie Monroe Jr., Vanes Martirosyan or Gabriel Rosado. Splendid Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De La Hoya says it was he that surfaced with planning Canelo against the 147lb Khan
"People were essentially hurling names out there," De La Hoya said to ESPN.com. "So the way it worked out as expected would we say we was said to ourselves, what contender can make a uber event with Canelo? What warrior have we worked with already? What warrior has no promoter? I in a glimmer contemplated Amir Khan. I gave [Golden Boy negative behavior pattern president] Eric [Gomez] a call and let him know we have to really consider Cinco de Mayo weekend for Canelo and I thought about the idea," De La Hoya said.
I don't agree with De La Hoya about Canelo-Khan being a "uber event." I trust it's far from it. De La Hoya picked Khan, a contender that generally the in-your-face boxing fans are familiar with, not the agreeable fans. This won't be a uber event unless De La Hoya puts Khan on the most elevated purpose of an outside transport and has him experience all the genuine urban groups in the U.S, while he thunders through an uproarious speaker about the fight.
It would be a presentation of sorts for Khan. For the vehicle, they could have a generous video screen that shows some of Khan's finest minutes in the midst of his work and not the horrendous parts where he was getting pounded around the ring by various adversaries. I don't think there are adequate in-your-face boxing fans that are charmed with Khan to offer the fight and procure enormous PPV numbers.
In the midst of the press visits, Golden Boy ought to keep Khan and Canelo far isolated, in light of the way that in case they join them close, the fans will see how much tinier Khan is appeared differently in relation to Canelo. The fans may see a rat when they see the refinement in size with the light heavyweight measured Canelo staying nearby the 147lb Khan.
My guess is the Canelo-Khan fight will get maybe 200,000 pay-per-view buys on HBO in case they're blessed. I don't see the fight oing furthermore Canelo's past PPV fights on HBO like his late fight against Miguel Cotto, which got 900,000 buys last November. I don't see the fight doing and also Canelo's two fights against Erislandy Lara and Alfredo Angulo, both of which got around 300,000 PPV buys.
"People were essentially hurling names out there," De La Hoya said to ESPN.com. "So the way it worked out as expected would we say we was said to ourselves, what contender can make a uber event with Canelo? What warrior have we worked with already? What warrior has no promoter? I in a glimmer contemplated Amir Khan. I gave [Golden Boy negative behavior pattern president] Eric [Gomez] a call and let him know we have to really consider Cinco de Mayo weekend for Canelo and I thought about the idea," De La Hoya said.
I don't agree with De La Hoya about Canelo-Khan being a "uber event." I trust it's far from it. De La Hoya picked Khan, a contender that generally the in-your-face boxing fans are familiar with, not the agreeable fans. This won't be a uber event unless De La Hoya puts Khan on the most elevated purpose of an outside transport and has him experience all the genuine urban groups in the U.S, while he thunders through an uproarious speaker about the fight.
It would be a presentation of sorts for Khan. For the vehicle, they could have a generous video screen that shows some of Khan's finest minutes in the midst of his work and not the horrendous parts where he was getting pounded around the ring by various adversaries. I don't think there are adequate in-your-face boxing fans that are charmed with Khan to offer the fight and procure enormous PPV numbers.
In the midst of the press visits, Golden Boy ought to keep Khan and Canelo far isolated, in light of the way that in case they join them close, the fans will see how much tinier Khan is appeared differently in relation to Canelo. The fans may see a rat when they see the refinement in size with the light heavyweight measured Canelo staying nearby the 147lb Khan.
My guess is the Canelo-Khan fight will get maybe 200,000 pay-per-view buys on HBO in case they're blessed. I don't see the fight oing furthermore Canelo's past PPV fights on HBO like his late fight against Miguel Cotto, which got 900,000 buys last November. I don't see the fight doing and also Canelo's two fights against Erislandy Lara and Alfredo Angulo, both of which got around 300,000 PPV buys.
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