How can you watch the Ouma and Stevens vs GGG fights and...

[-MAKAVELLI-]

roman karzimin or whatever his name was,,,

best nickname ever...

[Jloro]

Kev ducking my post like Martinez is ducking Golovkin lol. Martinez gets beat by Margarito, life and death with Kelly Drunk Pavlik and get throw around like a ragdoll by a high weeded up Chavez Jr. Which versions of those does Triple G not beat? Get real, little man.

Until your fav fighters stop ducking Triple G, you have no right to have an opinion or voice.

GG was getting Battered by a 154 lber in rosado who he couldn't even drop lol and Was getting rocked around the ring by a midget in Stevens. He hasn't even fought anyone relevant for me to make fun of him for lol

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Taylor and Karmazin both dominated him, back when he was in his prime.

i remember Taylor looking like **** when he fought him...Ouma, Soliman, Raheem...those guys have styles that makes it hard to look good against

[-Kev-]

Mind you, another thing to consider, Glen Johnson stunned Froch multiple times, fought competitive throughout and he did it by landing a short chopping right hook over the top which is Golovkin's best punch. Glen Johnson stepped to Froch using his typical high guard and Froch still attempted to fight behind a stick as oppose to standing in there and working around the guard the way Golovkin would have done.

But that's Glen Johnson, a former 175 titlist. Glen Johnson beat very good fighters and fought with the best of his era.

Golovkin has fought with some of the worst fighters at 160, and he doesn't even keep his hands up like Glen Johnson. Johnson keeps his hands way up and has a very awkward, highly active style.

[AKAcronym]

GG was getting Battered by a 154 lber in rosado who he couldn't even drop lol and Was getting rocked around the ring by a midget in Stevens. He hasn't even fought anyone relevant for me to make fun of him for lol

Explain...

[rr00676]

Explain...

This is why you don't bother arguing with Jloro...most delusional of the GGG haters.

[-Kev-]

Only in boxing smh. You make a mistake at 2 yrs old people will bring it up to make their argument. Boxing is the only sport where you are not allowed to get better. People still bring up the first Castillo fight even though it was almost 15 years ago. Like it has any relevance to the way the man fights today.

Sorry but are you saying Golovkin was 2 years old when he fought Ouma or Stevens? Or that the Ouma was 15 years ago?

Newsflash, the Ouma fight is highly relevant, considering it was as recent as June 2011.

The Stevens fight just happened November 2.

I can see how a young fighter may have changed something in his game within 5-7 years or more after a defeat. 2 years ago isn't long enough, and in the case of 31 year old Golovkin with 340 amateur fights, I don't think you can teach an old dog new tricks. He isn't a Hopkins level fighter.

[IronDanHamza]

Mind you, another thing to consider, Glen Johnson stunned Froch multiple times, fought competitively throughout and he did it by landing a short chopping right hook over the top which is Golovkin's best punch. Glen Johnson stepped to Froch using his typical high guard and Froch still attempted to fight behind a stick as oppose to standing in there and working around the guard the way Golovkin would have done.

When did Johnson stun Froch?

And Johnskn had his moments but it was hardly competitive.

[Doctor_Tenma]

But that's Glen Johnson, a former 175 titlist. Glen Johnson beat very good fighters and fought with the best of his era.

Golovkin has fought with some of the worst fighters at 160, and he doesn't even keep his hands up like Glen Johnson. Johnson keeps his hands way up and has a very awkward, highly active style.

Johnson used that shell more so because he didn't have the legs to stick to him, which Golovkin does. That fight still shone a light on Froch's inability to fight inside because Froch never opted to stay close, have a closer view on the openings and work around Johnson's guard. He was force to fight behind a stick and be ineffective entirely, granted enough to win but still.

[Southpawology]

He isn't supposed to be unhittable, certainly not with that style of his, that much is evident that he will take some hits in order to get his punches in. This style works great against fringe contenders. But people just don't realize first of all the difference between fighting at 160 and 168, fighting guys who are basically Cruiserweights at 168 as opposed to guys in the 168-175s on fight night at MW.

Do you remember the Super 6 and how there was only 1 or 2 KO's? Green and Taylor. That's it. Cause once you're fighting the top guys, say good bye to your power and show me some skills, cause they can and will take your power at 168. These guys are weighing 185lbs on fight night and already have granite chins and strong punches to boost. Nothing in Golovkin's skills show me that he has the skills to compensate when push comes to shove and fighters are right in front of him laughing at his punches what is he going to do? He was able to overpower Ouma and Stevens but do people really believe he will do the same to Froch and Kessler, or Ward? No way. Not even to Murray when the fight happens.

Fair enough, I guess we will just have to see. And for the record I have GGG/Froch as a 50/50 fight I actually might even lean a little bit towards froch, but if GGG were to KO froch I would be amazed.