In case you missed it -- it was first reported on this site by our west coast bureau chief David A. Avila -- Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez have agreed to meet after disposing of their next opponents. Tom Loeffler, the manager of Golovkin, has confirmed that the agreement is written, not verbal.
Of course, Dominic Wade (GGG's opponent on April 23) and Amir Kahn (Canelo's opponent on May 7) may spoil the soup, albeit that's highly unlikely. In conversations with other media, Loeffler mentioned the names of Danny Jacobs and Billy Joe Saunders as future opponents for Triple-G. If Golovkin-Jacobs comes off, it would almost certainly be held in New York City. Loeffler did not indicate whether he would be willing to go to London to meet Saunders, an Irish Traveler like countryman Tyson Fury.
Of course, Dominic Wade (GGG's opponent on April 23) and Amir Kahn (Canelo's opponent on May 7) may spoil the soup, albeit that's highly unlikely. In conversations with other media, Loeffler mentioned the names of Danny Jacobs and Billy Joe Saunders as future opponents for Triple-G. If Golovkin-Jacobs comes off, it would almost certainly be held in New York City. Loeffler did not indicate whether he would be willing to go to London to meet Saunders, an Irish Traveler like countryman Tyson Fury.
GGG vs. Canelo a done deal
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