Lucas Matthysse Master Thread
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You're not entirely wrong, but Golovkin is clearly the goods, regardless of who he's fought. Footwork, timing, power, chin, the guy's a monster with outstanding technique.There's no contest if you base this purely on resume (and really, what else is there to go off of at this point?). Golovkin still hasn't fought anyone truly worthwhile (maybe Rosado? maybe Proksa? Ouma?)...Matthysse may have "lost" to Alexander and Judah, but he put both of them down. An old Soto is still on par with the majority of GGG's resume, and this latest KO of Peterson really seals it up to me.
Put it this way...GGG's been expected to dominate the majority of recent competition, whereas Matthysse v Peterson was expected to be far more competitive. Did anyone really expect Ishida to NOT get knocked out? Sure, he arm-punched Kirkland in one round, but Kirkland was coming off a series of back to back fights (if I remember correctly) and is known to be a bit of a hype job himself.Comment
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Screw last month. We're want something from after the fight.Originally posted by The Weebler IIFrom last month
Has Garcia tweeted anything? I know after Lucas KOed Dallas Jr he tweet something like "I ain't scared of nobody" or something along those lines. Then he proceeded to having a thumb injury.... or rib.
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Matthysse would hurt Rios and Alvarado. Provodnikov is too limited and easy to hit.
Ortiz, Lopez and Maidana are good opponents but you're talking about 147lb fighters, there's no way of telling if Matthysse's power and punch-resistance carries up.Comment
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Agree.
There's been plenty of naysayers for a while who think "Mattysse is overhyped/overrated" which is a clear indication he's had his share of vocal supporters for some time now.Comment
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