Gennadiy Golovkin and Kamil Szeremeta easily make weight for middleweight title clash

Before Golovkin can step into the ring and attempt to accomplish the feat, he had to make weight. "GGG" did just that quite easily, weighing in last and coming in at 159.2 pounds. Szeremeta (21-0, 5 KOs) tipped the scales first and came in a bit under Golovkin at 159. 

Golovkin (40-1-1, 35 KOs) is regarded as one of the best middleweight of this generation, and this fight means a ton to him.

"It (the title defense) is very important for me," Golovkin said to DAZN's Todd Grisham following the weigh-in. "Probably is important for boxing. This guy is ready for a good fight. We will have a good time."

Some boxing pundits have been critical of Golovkin taking on the unknown Szeremeta. The native of Poland is making his United States debut along with competing for a world title for the first time. Golovkin shrugged off the criticism and feels Szeremeta deserves the opportunity.

"He had a good amateur career," Golovkin said. "Right now, he's undefeated. He's No. 1 (contender) and my official challenger. Right now, he has the best record. It's boxing. It's a professional fight. Everybody has a chance."

One fighter missed weight as Calista Silgado came in at 131.4, 1.4 pounds overweight for WBA Women's Super Featherweight title bout against Hyun Mi Choi.

Here are the full weigh-in results of Golovkin vs. Szeremeta.

GGG vs. Szeremeta weigh-in results

• Gennadiy Golovkin (159.2) vs. Kamil Szeremeta (159) for Golovkin's IBF Middleweight title
• Hyun Mi Choi (130) vs. Calista Silgado (131.4) for WBA Women’s Super Featherweight title *Silgado overweight by 1.4 pounds
• John Ryder (170.2) vs Michael Guy (168.2); Super Middleweight
• Ali Akhmedov (167.4) vs. Carlos Gongora (167.2); Super Middleweight
• Reshat Mati (146.6) vs. Dennis Okoth (147); Welterweight
• Jalan Walker (125.2) vs. Diuhl Olguin (125.4); Featherweight