Instead, we’re getting Golovkin vs. Vanes Martirosyan, a fighter with a relatively glossy record but a man who doesn’t stand much of a chance of beating the middleweight champion. This fight won’t be nearly as big—it’s been moved off PPV and onto HBO (11 p.m. ET/PT)—but there are still plenty of reasons to watch. But he also can’t dwell on that vs. Martirosyan. Since Golovkin didn't technically win vs. Alvarez, Golden Boy will again be in charge of the negotiations. “After [the Martirosyan fight], if GGG is successful, then we can discuss the rematch of Canelo,” Loeffler told Forbes last month.

Source: Forbes May 05, 2018 12:22 UTC