Have you ever seen Golovkin touching the ropes, ever?

[Silence]

Yeah, I think it is more about making a point that GGG is hard to really push on the ropes.

Canelo can bully him in September. We'll see GGG's career moments on the ropes.

[MikeyG]

Canelo can bully him in September. We'll see GGG's career moments on the ropes.

We'll see. Second fight was majority of time fought in the middle of the ring so I expect it to be the same for this one. But GGG is 40 and some of his weaknesses are more pronounced than before so everything is possible.

[PRINCEKOOL]

I once used to think about a similar question. Or just a thought.

I very rarely ever saw Mike Tyson voluntary decide to take a step backwards. Just for a moment think about that?

Here is a fighter who routinely is fighting guys bigger than himself, and he never voluntary decided to take a step backwards.

Mike Tyson has stood still, but I have never saw him decide? Alright, I need to move backwards.

David Tua was also another fighter with a similar altitude.

Even against Lennox Lewis, Tyson did not voluntary decide to move backwards.

[Silence]

I once used to think about a similar question. Or just a thought.

I very rarely ever saw Mike Tyson voluntary decide to take a step backwards. Just for a moment think about that?

Here is a fighter who routinely is fighting guys bigger than himself, and he never voluntary decided to take a step backwards.

Mike Tyson has stood still, but I have never saw him decide? Alright, I need to move backwards.

David Tua was also another fighter with a similar altitude.

Even against Lennox Lewis, Tyson did not voluntary decide to move backwards.

Bcs he was one dimensional. Skilled but one dimensional. His entire style was based on peek-a-boo. Hadn't a plan B. A true multi-dimensional fighter can fight at back foot, at front foot or stationary.

Canelo was multi-dimensional at 154 and 160. He lost it at 168 and 175.

[bigtyivier2k2]

You really think Canelo will push him and KO's him, kmon man

Hard to touch ropes against the likes of Steve Rolls, Kamil Szeresmeta, Dominic Wade, Willie Monroe jr,