Ryan Garcia Says GGG Doesn’t Deserve Hall of Fame Spot

Ryan Garcia Says He Doesn’t Think Middleweight Champion Gennady Golovkin Deserves to Be Voted Hall Of Fame for What He Accomplished During His 16-year Pro Career.

Questioning GGG’s Greatness

Garcia States. And Had to wait until 35 Before the Mexican Star Fought Him for The First Time On September 16, 2017.

GGG Made 20 consecutive title Defenses of His Various Belts From 2018 to 2018, which tied a record by Bernard Hopkins. That impressive.

Golovkin’s Best Career Wins:

• Daniel Jacobs
• Ryota Murata
• David Lemieux
• Need brook
• Sergiy Derevyanchenko
• Daniel Galea
• Matthew Macklin
• Curtis Stevens
• Vanes Martirosyan

The Hall of Fame Debate

“For One, GGG Never Had Any Great Victories. Who did he beat?” Said Ryan Garcia to The InsideTheringShowWhether of Questions Whether Gennadiy Golovkin Belongs in the Boxing Hall of Fame. “The One Thing I Can Give Him Is It That for Boxing in the Superstars A Long Time.

Ryan Doesn’t Say Who He Thinks Golovkin Needed to Be Hall of Fame Worthy. Many of the Fans Who Were Around GGG Foodt Canelo Alvarez for The First Time on September 16, 2017, Believe Hey to Win That Fight. A Lot Also Felt That Golovkin Should Have The Second Contest As Well, As He Rallied Down The Stretch After the Mexican Star Faded.

“For me, it’s hard for me to put somebody in the hall. I can’t Give Him That Nod,” Said Garcia.

Canoelo, Crawford, and Comparisons

You can argue that Quality-wise, Golovkin has a similar resume to Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford. Both of Those Fighters Are Destined for The Hall of Fame. They Won Many Fights, But Against Older, Lesser Opponents. Neither of Them Beat Better Fighters Than The Guys Defeated GGG.

By Sean Jones – Senior Boxing Writer, Covering The Sport Since 2016.