With "GGG" Gennady Golovkin giving up all of his titles, the question of where he will go next has become the focus of heated discussion. However, in the face of speculation from fans and the media, Golovkin has remained silent so far, so that people do not know what medicine he sells in his gourd, but it is precisely this that makes some nobodyes eager to try, and they began to sneak out as demons, thinking that Golovkin is "just that".
This week, Briton Jimmy Kelly said he was willing to play Golovkin given that he now has no opponents and wanted to schedule the match in England so Golovkin would be paid more.
"I think I should be able to participate in this fight, I beat the famous Kazakh fighter Hanati Slamu, as far as I know, with this victory, my name is widely known in Kazakhstan, I just feel very excited to face Golovkin and fight him to retire," Kelly said. ”
Despite threatening to retire Golovkin, Kelly gave Golovkin full respect, saying, "Golovkin is one of the best 160-pound fighters of all time, with so many defending titles, if you want to fight Golovkin, now is the perfect time, but beating someone like him is undoubtedly a difficult task, and if Golovkin wants to finish a farewell fight, I am willing to share the ring with him, what an honor." ”
Who is Kelly? Which temple monk is he? Almost no one knows! The 30-year-old Kelly, while unknown, is not a pure parallel trader, as he is a former World Title challenger who faced WBO Super Welterweight Liam Smith in 2015, losing seven rounds before losing to Australia's Daniel Hogan. Last June, Kelly faced Mexican heavy gunner Jimmy Monguea and was knocked to the ground after only five rounds, and now has a professional record of 27-3 and 10 knockouts.
Kelly mentioned defeating the famous Kazakh fighter Slamu, which was his most glorious victory to date. Slamu, who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics for China and later became a citizen of Kazakhstan, lost to Kelly in February last year.
Kelly is now in the ranking of the 4 major boxing organizations, except for the WBO ranked 15th, the other 3 major boxing organizations are all ranked 15th, and they are not qualified to compete with Golovkin, so some fans said: I really think Golovkin is a bully!
Regarding Golovkin's next move, the author believes that there are no more than three situations: First, looking for big-name fighters to fight against. The second is to retire from service. The third is to complete the final farewell match. The first scenario is difficult to achieve, because no one can bring a good remuneration to Golovkin except Canero Avarez, so there are only two or three situations left, if it is a farewell match, then it is not Kelly's turn, before Golovkin said that he will complete an exhibition match in his home Kazakhstan, and the outside world once speculated that the current WBO middleweight champion Janibek Alim Hanuli is expected to win, but how exactly does Golovkin operate? Only he himself knows best.