Comments Thread For: Banks Wants Golovkin To Show All His Skills, Not Just Power, Against Canelo

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  • HeadShots
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    #31
    Originally posted by Silence

    Leonard decided to commit suicide after seeing this post.
    GGG would KO leonard in his prime.

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    • BoloShot
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      #32
      Originally posted by KING S.O.G
      Canelo lost his aura of invincibility against Bivol
      He lost it against GGG, Mayweather and Lara well before that.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Bro. Steve
        Golovkin built his career as a hard-punching pressure fighter. He had a form of stalk-n-smash that had A-listed fighters dodging him for many years. I still think he could beat Canelo with that formula. Banks doesn’t think so. He’s trying to reconfigure GGG as a slickster. Color me doubtful.

        And it’s unnecessary. If there’s a guy in this fight who can’t win from the back foot, it’s Canelo. A return to the hyper-aggressive Golovkin would have Canelo backing up and darting to the side all night long. And when you’re on the run, you’re subject to getting caught, knocked down, maybe out.

        I’m definitely no fan of Canelo, but I do recognize that the man has some good moves. When it comes to carrying out a Mayweather-style contest of fighting in a phone booth and not getting hit, I just don’t see GGG as being really strong on that skill set. If that’s GGG’s strategy, I predict a points victory for Canelo.
        Banks isn't going to make GGG a slick fighter, but he's going to have him build on that solid jab like he did against Murata. Once Murata was getting pinged with that jab at a steady enough rate, the crazy combinations mixing it up to head and body came flowing after and Murata was suddenly very much out of the fight he looked like he was winning prior to that. Not to mention that GGG's stamina and output was ridiculous for a man of his age. If he can manage that against Canelo he could probably spark him.

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          #34
          Originally posted by Bro. Steve
          Golovkin built his career as a hard-punching pressure fighter. He had a form of stalk-n-smash that had A-listed fighters dodging him for many years. I still think he could beat Canelo with that formula. Banks doesn’t think so. He’s trying to reconfigure GGG as a slickster. Color me doubtful.

          And it’s unnecessary. If there’s a guy in this fight who can’t win from the back foot, it’s Canelo. A return to the hyper-aggressive Golovkin would have Canelo backing up and darting to the side all night long. And when you’re on the run, you’re subject to getting caught, knocked down, maybe out.

          I’m definitely no fan of Canelo, but I do recognize that the man has some good moves. When it comes to carrying out a Mayweather-style contest of fighting in a phone booth and not getting hit, I just don’t see GGG as being really strong on that skill set. If that’s GGG’s strategy, I predict a points victory for Canelo.
          Problem is Golovkins age. He doesn’t appear to be able to take the punches like he used to in that aggressive come forward style. Also, naturally his gas tank is not the same as it was

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            #35
            Originally posted by jackblack008
            If GGG wants to have any chance of winning he need to throw double the jabs he threw last time.
            Both first and second match he threw around 110 jabs over all. Can GGG throw 200+ jabs? If yes he gonna win big
            The answer to that question is yes. His stamina was impressive in the Murata fight, he threw almost 700 punches in less than 9 rounds as a 40 year old. Many of those were his patented jackhammer jabs.

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              #36
              Originally posted by Bronx23

              Problem is Golovkins age. He doesn’t appear to be able to take the punches like he used to in that aggressive come forward style. Also, naturally his gas tank is not the same as it was
              It's not but it's still better than Canelo's, which has gotten worse. Canelo hasn't thrown over 500 punches since the rematch. Golovkin threw 629 in almost 9 full rounds against Murata. Obviously Murata is easier to find that Alvarez but it shows he still has a pretty damn good work rate for his age.

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              • Smash
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                #37
                ggg should practice the plant shuffle & ask nelo mid fight what he thinks of his new twinkle toes

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by HeadShots

                  GGG would KO leonard in his prime.
                  GGG didn't even fight 130 lber Mayweather let alone Leonard.

                  "Anyone from 154 to 168". Leonard would box his ears off at 154.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by NC Uppercut
                    I agree with the above comments for the most part! Abel hurt GGG when he pushed him to be a meat headed fighter. I think Jonathan Banks will keep G in a better boxing rhythm than Abel. I think 2 things are in G’s favor; 1. He has been fighting less as he’s getting older.
                    2. He’s fighting more towards his natural weight. I don’t think G realized how bad the 160 cut, for his entire career, has been on his body. I think he will have a bit more stamina.
                    Can’t Wait!
                    Abel Sanchez hurt GGG? He turned him into a "meathead fighter?" Abel Sanchez was GGG's trainer since 2010, since he came to the US and for his entire MW championship ascent.

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                    • HeadShots
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Silence

                      GGG didn't even fight 130 lber Mayweather let alone Leonard.

                      "Anyone from 154 to 168". Leonard would box his ears off at 154.



                      Leonard got his ass knocked out by a feather fisted, gay rican


                      GGG bullies him badly and knocks him out within 3

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