How to beat GGG?

[Easy Work.]

@easy work I agree, sadly there's no comp @160. Footwork nowadays is looked at though as moving ring post to ring post which is what GGG likes, his mentality is you can run but you can't hide so I think guys that use their legs to side step & slip in the center of the ring have a better chance than a lateral mover. I think Ward can do it tho...

ward beats him, hes a better boxer and would outbox him

[vorgaphe]

If he faces a quick guy with power and good footwork he might get outboxed

Who is this guy at 160?

[AKAcronym]

Quillin is better than any of GGG's opponents and can punch too

He's not that good man. He looks completely lost at times. I don't understand what you've seen from him that would suggest he would be any trouble for GGG, especially enough to class him next to Ward in terms of a challenge. Yeah he can punch, but you need more than that. With how little he threw at times against Lee, that would spell disaster against Gennady. Peter doesn't know how to set up his shots nearly as well as Golovkin. And we've seen hurt in a couple fights and now dropped. Someone with as little amateur experience isn't going to outbox GGG, and you can sense that by how he looked fighting Lee. His only hope is to somehow bomb him out, which I don't see happening.

[ИATAS]

Quillin is better than any of GGG's opponents and can punch too

Not sure I'd favor Quillin over Murray after what I witnessed in Quillin's fight against Andy Lee.

[Easy Work.]

Who is this guy at 160?

Only guy at 160 that could give him problems is quillin, not saying he would win though. Thats why GGG needs to move up to 168 where there is more competition are and prove himself

[SugarAnt05]

Eslandry Lara would most likely give him trouble early. Not sure if he could win or survive 12 but the early rounds Lara would make GGG look a little silly. Just my opinion.

[Caught Square]

Understandably boxers go into matches against GGG & try to use lateral movement & fight off the backfoot. But don't boxers realize that plays into his game? GGG cuts off the ring as good if not better than Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. did, so when boxers move especially ones that are not used to it, it helps him because they stay at the end of his punch. Personally I think the way Whittaker fought chavez is how to beat ggg, keep him in the center of the ring & smother his punches. Also a massive amount of squats in training camp will help lol. Of course I know it's easier said than done but that Tyson effect is certainly in full effect right now.

Do you agree?

Interesting analogy, Ward is the guy to do this at 168. Golovkin has a lethal left hook to the body like Chavez Sr too so whoever beats him would have to minimise that.

Golovkin is the man at 160 though.

[Dr Rumack]

Potshot, clinch, and reset.

Repeat until 90% of the audience is on porn-hamster.

[Jsmooth9876]

Only guy at 160 that could give him problems is quillin, not saying he would win though. Thats why GGG needs to move up to 168 where there is more competition are and prove himself

Peter, is that you?

[Barcham]

Only guy at 160 that could give him problems is quillin, not saying he would win though. Thats why GGG needs to move up to 168 where there is more competition are and prove himself

After missing weight for the Lee fight, I think Quillin will be moving to 168 before GGG does. Maybe he can fight JCC Jr. while he's waiting.