Where do you have GGG in your P4P rankings?

[daggum]

Even paulie (no. 1 Floyd fan) said clinching severely affected maidana Floyd II

imo it made it better. we got skills and entertainment. win win.

[jas]

Floyd fights like it's an amateur fight

But difference he's allowed to get away with defensive fouls

[HI-TECH Boxing]

GGG is not on wards level

Face it ward has less fights n beat better guys

Olympic gold medallist

Undefeated

Can fight anywhere in the ring


GGG is a good fighter but casuals hype him up like any other puncher

You can't beat what you can't hit...GGG got a lot to show me before I ever think he can beat ward who is proven on all levels



PAC stans have turned to GGG....history repeats itself all the time...more times than not the more versatile skilled guy wins when talent is close


Ward is bigger, stronger, faster, slicker, more versatile


This will be may vs PAC all over again because the more proven skilled fighter isnt as popular but he will win


Mark my words....GGG getting undressed by ward and I ain't talking sex

That's what bothers you? I mean what do you expect? Casual fans are not like us (hardcore fans) that can appreciate boxers, punchers, brawlers; of course they will like fighters like GGG or Pacquiao more than slick boxer, because for them it's just another form of entertainment. They want to see knockouts or exciting styles. It's almost like us boxing fans being a casual fan of another sport. We will not find everything about that sport entertaining.

You're generalizing, I'm a GGG fan and I've never been a big Pac fan. There probably is Pac fans that switched to being a GGG fan. Those fans are either legit as they may like both fighters or are just going with the flow because they feel like being a GGG fan is the "cool" thing to do (which doesn't make them real fans like me). But who knows.

GGG has to move up a weight class to finally get "exposed"? lol

[daggum]

World championships are the hardest tournament to win in the amateurs, not the olympics

ggg won the world championships at 140 at age 19. what weight was cotto at age 19? 140. what weight are they both fighting at now that they are 33 and 34? 160. ggg is too big though.

[SeekDaGreat]

He's not in the top ten. Has never fought anyone worth talking about in his entire professional career. I don't care why, it hasn't happened. Just like Thurman, which is another good example. Well, even Thurman has Guerrero on his resume.

Until then, no soup for you.

[daggum]

Floyd fights like it's an amateur fight

But difference he's allowed to get away with defensive fouls

defensive fouls don't count or effect the fight in any way. how can holding a guy 100 times effect the outcome come on be reasonable! how can bending below the waist constantly so your opponent can only smash you in the back effect the fight? thats just damn good defense! the rules are simply wrong. floyd is simply right.

[daggum]

That's what bothers you? I mean what do you expect? Casual fans are not like us (hardcore fans) that can appreciate boxers, punchers, brawlers; of course they will like fighters like GGG or Pacquiao more than slick boxer, because for them it's just another form of entertainment. They want to see knockouts or exciting styles. It's almost like us boxing fans being a casual fan of another sport. We will not find everything about that sport entertaining.

You're generalizing, I'm a GGG fan and I've never been a big Pac fan. There probably is Pac fans that switched to being a GGG fan. Those fans are either legit as they may like both fighters or are just going with the flow because they feel like being a GGG fan is the "cool" thing to do (which doesn't make them real fans like me). But who knows.

GGG has to move up a weight class to finally get "exposed"? lol

if you are hardcore fan i don't think you would praise guys who clearly break the rules by clinching,bending below the waist, etc..by definition a hardcore fan should know and appreciate the rules. it's like saying andrew golota is a great fighter and his low blows are just part of his skill set. that's exactly what some people say when their favs constantly break the rules with defensive minded fouls. or they say its part of boxing. hey so are low blows get um golota!

[jas]

Few people understand boxing but daguum is one of them

[daggum]

Few people understand boxing but daguum is one of them

nah i'm a casual. i love knockouts! That's what i paid for! if the fight doesn't end in a knockout i break my tv.

[HI-TECH Boxing]

if you are hardcore fan i don't think you would praise guys who clearly break the rules by clinching,bending below the waist, etc..by definition a hardcore fan should know and appreciate the rules. it's like saying andrew golota is a great fighter and his low blows are just part of his skill set. that's exactly what some people say when their favs constantly break the rules with defensive minded fouls. or they say its part of boxing. hey so are low blows get um golota!

What?? This caught me completely off guard. What fighter are you talking about? Every fighter breaks the rules from time to time, that's just how it is. We can't do much about it, even if we complain they probably won't stop. The fighters themselves will have to warn the referee or something and the referee's would have to notice during the fight and actually do something about the illegal tactic (hopefully the referee knows all the rules lol).
Salido used every dirty move in the book against Lomachenko and the referee did nothing. Lomachenko didn't have the pro experience to know how to handle it. I mean it got me pissed off, but I couldn't do anything about it; as much as it ****** we have to move on.