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Even in his man-versus-boy schooling at the hands of Floyd Mayweather in 2013, where the boxing legend cruised to a routine victory, he received an inexplicable 114-114 score from judge C.J. Ross.
While not implying foul play, the Guadalajara fighter has a history of benefitting from controversial decisions, meaning it is only realistic to assume Golovkin is already up against it in their much-anticipated trilogy.
Since his win over Kamil Szeremeta in December 2020, the unified middleweight champion has only enjoyed a comfortable stoppage of Ryota Murata back in April, his only outing of the last 21 months.
You have to scroll back even further to recall the last time he contested a meaningful fight, too – and that contrastingly saw him receive a generous points verdict
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after a sluggish display. Sergiy Derevyanchenko arguably inflicted Golovkin’s first genuine defeat that night, only to find himself on the wrong end of a questionable call.
n the twilight of his career, Golovkin will need to produce an age-defying, career-best performance if he is to finally prevail on paper against his arch-nemesis.
Of course there is the chance Canelo could still be reeling from his beating against Bivol, though the 168lbs king is still the man to beat in this division and, instead, will likely be inspired by the thought of redemption this weekend.
GGG, meanwhile, is stepping up from 160lbs for the very first time, throwing another obstacle for him to overcome into the mix.
