Golovkin's legs are gone

Lemmy, Kirkland and Angulo could all be lumped up together. true, all weak titlists....although i wuldnt include the reg title holder in it.

His legs were never there his whole career :lol1: He's BEEN a walking robot!

Completely gone? A guy who just went 12 grueling rounds getting blasted to the body by a heavy handed fighter is not "completely gone". Sure he has lost a step, but he has a few good fights left in him. Still has the best chin in boxing right now. I still think he should have went with a different trainer though, Roach or maybe Atlas.

This will be GGG from here on out. Vs the Rolls of the world, he will look fantastic Step it up and it's life and death. to be fair, hes only looked good with one step up, lemieux, and he wasnt much good. that might have been a step down.

Happens to older fighter. It's problem for Kovalev as well actually - clearly not the same bounce and spring in his step as in his prime. Just take a look at first Pascal fight or Hopkins fight and compare to his more recent fights. He can still move, but it's not the same. I agree that Kovalev is not the same as he was. But he moves better than Golovkin and he doesn't rely on one punch as GGG does now. He boxes more I think. The problem for Kovalev is his stamina and chin. Golovkin is more durable.

Golovkin was not himself that night. His legs are completly gone. When he had Derevyanchenko near the ropes he didn't even try to cut the ring off. I know Derevyanchenko is fast with his legs but Golovkin didn't even try. At his prime years GGG always made opponents uncomfortable by cutting the ring off. He took away space from his opponents. I think even Golovkin's stance changed a bit. It became more narrow I think, but maybe I am wrong. Just look at his footwork in Jacobs and Brook fights. Then watch any other fight that happened later. Starting from the first Canelo fight his footwork wasn't the same anymore. Golovkin also is very slow on his feet going backwards. In Derevyanchenko fight he was either making one step back or just staying on the line. Kovalev is much better on his feet. He is faster and can bounce back quickly. He can give Canelo problems. I hope Golovkin was just ill that night. With this boxing he won't defeat Canelo. GGG is the same age as me and my legs are starting to feel heavy doing stuff i breezed through a couple of years ago . Takes me an extra day to recover . He's on the decline and father time is catching him

loeffer sd that triple gift has to fight his mandatory next some obscure nobody like always

Happens to older fighter. It's problem for Kovalev as well actually - clearly not the same bounce and spring in his step as in his prime. Just take a look at first Pascal fight or Hopkins fight and compare to his more recent fights. He can still move, but it's not the same.