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Yes he is the real deal. When you have 17 straight KOs and are considered by almost everybody to be the best middleweight in the world and are a 15 to 1 favorite to beat a high quality fighter like Martin Murray you are already at the top. GGG's hardest problem isn't knocking out the world's best middleweights. He does that with ease. The hard part is getting guys like Quillin, Martinez and Cotto to fight him.
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He's in an interesting situation atm. He's cleaned out 160 but he's too small for 168. What do you do?Comment
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Why is this even a question? He is destroying world class ranked middleweight contenders like they are journeyman bums.Comment
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ask anybody who has fought him if golovkin is the real deal.
golovkin has one of the best chins, jabs, and some of the best power in the sport.
over 300 amateur fights, 5 losses, never stopped or down.
golovkin is not only a brutal puncher with a terrific chin, he is an elite offensive technician. he's a bit easy to hit for an elite fighter, but his offense is as good as any in the sport.Comment
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Of course he is. His performances speak for themselves. As does the standard those who discredit him hold him to.Comment
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There is nothing particularly impressive about beating up on a string of BUMs, STIFFs, TOMATO CANs, No Hopers and NEVER WEREs...Comment
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Anyone thinking Golovkin's not legit r just fooling themselves....
Granted he hasn't faced an elite opponent yet...but I think if u factor in his success as a pro with his extensive amateur pedigree u have to conclude that he more than likely is the real deal...
At this point I would love to see him in with a speedy boxer to see how he does with that style of an opponent...Comment
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He's got a silver medal from the olympics and he's already cleaned out his division - that should put it beyond any doubt. It's Kovalev I'm more interested in.....Comment
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