Nobody wants to fight against me: Gennady Golovkin

Kazakhstan boxer Gennady Golovkin is ready to fight against any boxer to gain all champion titles, Tengrinews.kz reports. “We are negotiating on a regular basis at the present time, but nobody wants to fight against me. I don't know whether other boxers are afraid of me or they've got other reasons. May be they are just not interested in this match,” Golovkin said. However Kazakhstan boxer said that he would have at least one fight during the next six months. “Felix Sturm (a German boxer and current WBA middleweight Super champion) has already no time left to voluntary defend his WBA Super champion title. He hasn't used this chance. Now I am an automatic claimant for this title. The fight will take place in the nearest six months for sure. Frankly speaking I don't know the date and place of the match yet,” the boxer said. Golovkin has also provided feedback on his victory over American Lajuan Simon: “I didn't expect everything to finish so quickly. I expected a long fight and have been training for it. Perhaps, I have chosen the right tactics and everything went perfect.” Golovkin said one of his future matches might be held in Kazakhstan. “We planned to hold the match against Simon in Almaty or Karaganda, but everything went bust because of organizational issues. I can't say anything about the future, but if the required conditions are provided than why don't we hold a match in Kazakhstan?” Golovkin said.