Kelly Brook thinking he looks good.

Fat? hes about 12% bodyfat here with over a month of training left. I swear you people are retarded.

C'mon, he looks solid here. It's not like they're fighting tomorrow.

http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160720/57rt3vio.jpg Personally, this isn't a good sign. there is over a month left he looks on target

What? Where did i call Brook a MW? He's a big welter, probably a natural LMW, had many fights at catchweights over 150, 154 and 155 included... Brook is over 160 on fight night, probably around 165 at his heaviest, Golovkin can range from 168 to his max 172, almost always outweighed in the ring, there isn't a big difference in weight here... direct from your statement, grammar and all: "... Brook walks around fairly heavy like many MWs," Kell Brook was 157lbs when he fought Shawn Porter on fight night, in Carson, CA. To sit and try to tell your lie, when information to refute your point is readily available, is silly. Golovkin has been shown on TV as being as heavy as 173lbs (whether that's with his shoes/wallet/etc is left for whomever took the weight). On just the TV weights alone, you're looking at 16lbs between the two fighters on fight night. If you want to call that "not a big amount of weight", good luck.

hilarious to see you try to call Kell Brook a middleweight What? Where did i call Brook a MW? He's a big welter, probably a natural LMW, had many fights at catchweights over 150, 154 and 155 included... Brook is over 160 on fight night, probably around 165 at his heaviest, Golovkin can range from 168 to his max 172, almost always outweighed in the ring, there isn't a big difference in weight here...

I don't care if Alvarez wants to fight at 154lbs. But he has no business holding a 160lb title, defending a 160lb title, or calling out other guys with 160lb titles if he's not willing to fight at 160lbs. Accusing a 160lb fighter of ducking because he wants to defend his title at 160lbs is disgraceful. That mentality is reserved for fanboys. Alvarez never wanted the WBC 160 belt; he wanted to fight Cotto, and had been chasing the Cotto fight well before he even fought Sergio Martinez. The WBC belt should've never been on the line, but that's spilled milk so whatever. The intriguing point though, and the point that you've seemingly ignored, is that Golovkin and his camp have continued to talk about fighting Alvarez, even after Alvarez moved back to 154 and Alvarez basically dumping the 160lb belt. You add Golovkin happily fighting weltweights at 160lbs and the "disgraceful" comments need to be better aimed, tbh.

Welcome back, Dirk! :lol1: That's definitely not Dirk, too intellectual of a post to be him.

Looks in great shape to me. All 6 of the abs are showing with over a month to go is right on point. Making 160 will be an absolute breeze for him.

Oh look, it's one of the three muslim Khan fans spewing their hate and poison on Brook due to his crime of wanting to fight Amir. He should be locked up for life for wanting to fight. The swine. Welcome back, Dirk! :lol1:

oh fuk off pathetic cunt and go log on on to your other alias... and i ain't a muslim, i don't follow no religion, so try again cunt and secondly i'm white englishman so take your religious/race baiting ar$e somewhere else.. and please don't reply back to me u nobhead well said :boxing:

I said this last week, Brook is going to shrink down....and GGG will look relatively the same as he did at the presser Once they are in the ring, the size difference will be noticeable...Brook will be in tip top shape, but a tad heavier than usual, which will slow him down. Brook simply ain't a 160 fighter, i just hope his corner is ready to throw in the towel. If Brook makes it to round 6, and perception is it's a one sides fight, his corner should think about pulling him out.

Here is muslim number 2. Are we going to get the third weirdo though?? Questions questions... oh fuk off pathetic cunt and go log on on to your other alias... and i ain't a muslim, i don't follow no religion, so try again cunt and secondly i'm white englishman so take your religious/race baiting ar$e somewhere else.. and please don't reply back to me u nobhead

Arreola is fat AF when he enters the ring....this is fine

Alvarez fought the last 5 years at 154lbs, and only ever fought at 155 as the highest weight, before now returning to 154lbs. get over it. I don't care if Alvarez wants to fight at 154lbs. But he has no business holding a 160lb title, defending a 160lb title, or calling out other guys with 160lb titles if he's not willing to fight at 160lbs. Accusing a 160lb fighter of ducking because he wants to defend his title at 160lbs is disgraceful. That mentality is reserved for fanboys.

https://s32.postimg.org/dmiknqi4l/Brook.jpg Brook is a MW fighting at WW though. :dunce: The blue shorts has Brook, likely on weight at 147 to fight; the photo on the right is Brook, 5 weeks away from a fight. Folks know what it is; 147 after the dry out, 156/157 once he's got his fluids in him and is fighting fight, and Brook is likely in the high 160s in the photo (with another 3-5 hard weeks of camp left before he'd have to lock in to cutting the water weight). Golovkin is fighting fit at 170lbs; Brook is fighting fit at 156/157.

Considering the fight is over a month away he looks just fine. Do you guys expect fighters to be in full 100% fighting shape 5 weeks before the fight even takes place or what? Still a garbage mismatch fight though. Why doesn't Canelo defend his 160 lb title at 160 lbs? What he looks like, imo, isn't the issue; the fight is 5 weeks away, Brook is as big as he's going to get, he's clearly not in prime fight shape (ignoring the fact that he won't have to worry about cutting weight this camp), and he only looks like he weighs in the mid/high 160s. The moment he starts grinding in camp, whatever bloat he has left is going to fall off of his body; come the weigh-in, Brook is likely to step on the scale at 157/158 and walk into the ring at the same 157/158. By rule almost, Golovkin is going to step on the scale, right at 160lbs, before walking into the ring at a hydrated 168/169. Alvarez fought the last 5 years at 154lbs, and only ever fought at 155 as the highest weight, before now returning to 154lbs. get over it.

He's full and in camp, still more than a month to go, i don't see nothing wrong... Brook walks around fairly heavy like many MWs, this time he doesn't have to drain himself but can train at his natural weight for the entire camp... hilarious to see you try to call Kell Brook a middleweight

isnt he in the low 180s there? Considering hes so far out and has a four pack id say hes on track He doesnt need to be shredded at 160lbs, he just needs to be in shape. Look at GGG against Wade, he was soft around the midsection. GGG is not a big MW and could probably make JMW. I doubt that he's anywhere near 180 in the photo; the fact that he's shredded when he's down to 147, compared to the photo, I'd imagine that he's high/mid 160s in the photo. Golovkin showed up at the press conference likely at a fight fit 170lbs; if Golovkin could so easily make JMW, he wouldn't have turned punk when Alvarez and his camp talked of the fight only ever being considered at 155lbs.

Fat? he looks fit and in shape, at 147 he was like 5 percent body fat which isn't healthy to be that low, he is fighting at a weight where he doesn't have to cut down from the 170s anymore Im cringing dude you called this dude fat but I bet you either a super scrawny dude or a guy with a big beer gut who isnt as in shape as Brook. You must think those curvy sexy female models with huge butt and tits are fat too and love those skinny no hip females weighing 95pounds. There are a lot of morons on this site. So it's not surprising.

Considering the fight is over a month away he looks just fine. Do you guys expect fighters to be in full 100% fighting shape 5 weeks before the fight even takes place or what? Still a garbage mismatch fight though. Why doesn't Canelo defend his 160 lb title at 160 lbs? I have no idea why I'm just saying if he can make 154 easily why don't he go down to 155 for the biggest fight of his career