Comments Thread For: Shaw: Geale Always Believed He Can Beat Golovkin

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What about the facts

GEALE has been robbed in the first fight with MUNDINE (that was a horrible decision with suspect situations around judges at the end of the fight),he puit to the limit STURM and in Germany to win by decision (not so easy in GERMANY vs the champion),he beat by decision also SYLVESTER in GERMANY and also that SD is a shame because the fight wasn't close at all,anyway he won the belts in GERMANY by decision and i respect that. BARKER fought a tremendous fight indeed and he fought his heart out after the KD,anyway i have the fight in favor of GEALE but very close this time. I like his all action style throwing hundred punches and his stamina is also very good;GGG will probably wim but i don't count out GEALE;if GGG stop GEALE is a great victory vs a very good boxer!!!

Compubox stats have it 154-143(normal punches), 99-90(power punches) and 1-0(knockdowns) all in favour of Mundine. How did one judge give that first fight to Geale ? Should have been UD to Mundine. Barker also landed significantly more than Geale according to compubox. Given that Sturm beat Sylvester in a shutout, Geales biggest win by far(discounting 38yo well past his best Mundine) was a tight SD over a past his best paper champion in Sturm, who went on to get flogged by 40yo Sam Soliman, who Mundine beat 3 out of 3 times(twice for the WBA SMW belt). The Mundine in his prime that schooled Danny Green and Antwon Echols and gave Soliman his only career KO loss would beat a prime Daniel Geale every time, he proved it in 2009 when he beat Geale at age 34 and was past his best then.