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  • #21
    Waiting for ForeignSoil to come in and try to convince everyone that Curtis Stevens would be middleweight champ in any other era

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    • #22
      Originally posted by VAGAB0ND View Post
      So it seems like the consensus at this point is that Canelo has the better resume, but Golovkin is better than Canelo P4P. Right?
      Pretty much

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      • #23
        Originally posted by therealpugilist View Post
        woulda, shoulda, coulda proves nothing


        the thread starter asked a simple question...not who we think are better

        We don't know anything until he faces them or better competition in the ring...Lara, and Trout are no easy outs at 154 and 160


        GGG isn't exactly knocking out world beaters or pound for pound types like Ward, Froch, Hopkins, or Mayweather at 160...not hard for a guy that good to look good at the level of fighter he faces.
        Golovkin is clearly a world class fighter. The guys he's fighting haven't been the top level, but not many of his opponents have been dealt with in similar fashion as he deals with them.

        Macklin just said on ringside that GGG broke 2 of his ribs with that bodyshot, and GGG didn't even break a sweat! He's clearly world class.

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        • #24
          Originally posted by VAGAB0ND View Post
          So it seems like the consensus at this point is that Canelo has the better resume, but Golovkin is better than Canelo P4P. Right?
          Why? Canelo is proven against world class fighters. Golovkin isn't. Almost everything about Golovkin is based on hypotheticals.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by Szef View Post
            Pretty much
            You have to prove p4p

            p4p is more than an eye test...would I favor GGG....damn right...would I count Canelo out....hell no

            He has good defense and has shown a good chin....they hydrate around the same size and GGG is there to be hit....Also GGG has not been in with any big punchers and Canelo has good power just not one punch power....his combos are almost seemless. Its a pick em to me.

            He not walking through Canelo's punches like he did powderpuff puncher Geale, Ouma, and Macklin

            Canelo is p4p higher because he has shown his worth beating better competition...so this logic doesn't apply to GGG only, right?

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            • #26
              Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
              Sometimes you're in close fights when you fight good opposition. He fought Lara who many didn't think he'd fight and squeezed out a win. He beat Trout who beat Cotto at Cotto's best weight. Legitimately beat up Angulo, fought Mayweather, Mosley (shot version) and Josesito Lopez.

              He fought the likes of Matthew Hatton and Ryan Rhodes when he was 21 years old. Honestly, they're on a similar kind of european type level as Stevens and Adama and those guys.

              Daniel Geale was a good fighter, but he wasn't really that good and Macklin is certainly nothing special either.

              looooooool

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              • #27
                Canelo's resume is obviously better.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by Szef View Post
                  Stop with this "he's bigger" nonsense. They're the same size.
                  Who is the same size?

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
                    Golovkin is clearly a world class fighter. The guys he's fighting haven't been the top level, but not many of his opponents have been dealt with in similar fashion as he deals with them.

                    Macklin just said on ringside that GGG broke 2 of his ribs with that bodyshot, and GGG didn't even break a sweat! He's clearly world class.
                    Since GGG beat Rubio why does it seem people are confusing world class with being a pound for pound fighter


                    He has proven he is world class by beating world class opposition in his weight class....I never said he wasn't world class

                    He just has not faced the opposition and does not have the resume to say he is a top 10 p4p guy right now but he definitely has the talent.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
                      Who is the same size?
                      Canelo and Golovkin?

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