Hall of Fame coach Freddie Roach is not convinced that Gennady "GGG" Golovkin intentionally allowed Willie Monroe Jr. to get off with punches when they collided a few weeks ago.
Golovkin was able to stop Monore in six rounds, but not before he ate several hard combinations during the match. After the fight was over, Golovkin and his trainer Abel Sanchez stated that he intentionally let his guard down to extend the fight for a few more rounds, and to make it more exciting for the fans who paid tickets at The Forum in Los Angeles.
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Golovkin was able to stop Monore in six rounds, but not before he ate several hard combinations during the match. After the fight was over, Golovkin and his trainer Abel Sanchez stated that he intentionally let his guard down to extend the fight for a few more rounds, and to make it more exciting for the fans who paid tickets at The Forum in Los Angeles.
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