How to beat GGG?

[bklynboy]

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

I'm not going to say that GGG has a world class resume. He doesn't. But I would rate Murray above Quillin.

[Motofan]

Keys to victory
Be Andre Ward
Don't NOT be Andre Ward

Although at this point who knows. Ward only fights part-time against tuneups.

[i'm a fun haver]

Go right into the eye of the storm.
Punch hard enough to KO GGG.

Anything else is playing to lose

[Scipio2009]

simple

Put Golovkin on the backfoot.

Whether it be to stopping him in his tracks via power punch, smothering his offense behind boxing craft, or simply throwing yourself into a firefight (with the chin holding up to Golovkin's punch), if Golovkin isn't pushing that forward assault, he's ****ed. Ouma, Rosado, Stevens, Adama, and Murray were all successful in spots for a lot of those same reasons.

Abel Sanchez took a multi-faceted German boxer-puncher and turned him into a heat-seeking 'Mexican style" 'great white shark', so to speak; only thing is that Sanchez forgot that a sharks don't do all that well when they stop moving forward.

[Scipio2009]

Still pretending Quillin is some great boxer are we?

Quillin's got elite level one-punch power in both hands; doubt that if you want.

[Real King Kong]

Put Golovkin on the backfoot.

Whether it be to stopping him in his tracks via power punch, smothering his offense behind boxing craft, or simply throwing yourself into a firefight (with the chin holding up to Golovkin's punch), if Golovkin isn't pushing that forward assault, he's ****ed. Ouma, Rosado, Stevens, Adama, and Murray were all successful in spots for a lot of those same reasons.

Abel Sanchez took a multi-faceted German boxer-puncher and turned him into a heat-seeking 'Mexican style" 'great white shark', so to speak; only thing is that Sanchez forgot that a sharks don't do all that well when they stop moving forward.

So who's German?

[HanzGruber]

Have a pulse

[creekrat77]

You gotta be able to establish range and either give GGG a reason to back up or have the footwork to keep him at bay. A natural middleweight with decent power and a good game plan could give GGG the goods. Someone who can take a certain amount of his power and attack with precision and volume. I'd say the body is a good starting place. Ripping shots to his body early would slow down and weaken his come forward approach.

[SCtrojansbaby]

Geale and Murray>Quillin.

Geale is very underrated as GGG's best win. If he isn't weight drained he'll beat Cotto.

[titanium]

Hard to tell how he gets beat with the fighters he is facing. When he moves up we will see some different styles possibly.