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Originally posted by MMegatron View Postwhat total rubbish
any fighter from the early 80's would get killed by ggg and probably many other modern boxers just by the fact that they're training would be scientifically much better.
yeah hagler beat hearns and loads of other greats so he was the best then, but theres no way he beats ggg. he'd look like an amateur in that fight
mike tyson agrees. he basically flat out said he'd have no chance with any modern heavyweight
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Originally posted by BigAlexSand View PostControversy because both tested positive for the same weight cutting PED.Last edited by SplitSecond; 02-01-2016, 07:15 PM.
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Originally posted by Joe Beamish View PostPretty much everybody is faster than GGG. Doesn't seem to help.Last edited by REYESdelBOXEO; 02-01-2016, 07:18 PM.
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Originally posted by REYESdelBOXEO View PostGGG has only faced bums, that's why . CANELO has more advantages going into the fight then GGG does. GGG has a punchers chance only.
I agree canelo is going to be a handful for him and has all the tools to win this fight be he is going to need to develop a better solid jab. But if this fight is made GGG is going to be in for a rough night. Its a toss up fight in my opinion.
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Originally posted by dray435 View PostI agree canelo is going to be a handful for him and has all the tools to win this fight be he is going to need to develop a better solid jab. But if this fight is made GGG is going to be in for a rough night. Its a toss up fight in my opinion.
People like to downplay CANELO'S skills, in this fight their basing everything on GGG's power , yes he has power but not one punch ko power, and it's not been against great fighters. CANELO knows GGG will come out and try and jump on him to try and hurt or ko him, so CANELO will weather the storm, be Defensivly reaponsable and start breaking down Gennady to the body & head then taking him out when Gennady gets wreckless.Last edited by REYESdelBOXEO; 02-01-2016, 07:44 PM.
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Originally posted by REYESdelBOXEO View PostNo alts, just facts. CANELO has faster hands then Golovkin and Cotto who is faster then GGG couldn't land on CANELO. Cotto moved all night and Canelo still landed on him on the move and when they went toe to toe as well. CANELO has faster hands and faster reflexes from a defensive stand point and Counter punching stand point. CANELO IS FASTER THEN GGG PERIOD, CANELO IS more fluid , while Gennady is slow , methodical and simply robotic. You stated no facts , or broke nothing down , you just had a hate filled rant against me, not gonna cut it you lose, easy work.
What you see as methodical and robotic, I see as an efficient and calculating stalker. I don't think there's anything predictable about the way GGG throws his punches, he varies speed, power, and timing all the time. Probing and placing. Sometimes just pawing and sometimes exploding. Setting traps. The reason he can do this so well is because of his footwork. He is always in position and planted to throw any punch he chooses with or without power. Just because he doesn't dance around the ring like Floyd, people assume he's slow footed and unathletic, but I assure you this is not the case. If you just watch his feet, you'll always notice they are right under him and never far from the canvas. He shuffles them very quickly while maintaining a good wide base from which he can generate power. That's how come he can cut off the ring so effectively and apply relentless pressure. In service to his offensive philosophy, his defense is very economical - subtle head and shoulder movements, parrying punches with his gloves, etc... No dancing, no wild head and shoulder bobbing - basically the antithesis of what would be regarded as a slick boxer. No special effects as they say. Yet, somehow, opponents who are regarded as faster than GGG have a hard time connecting while Golovkin’s had great success countering.
Whether GGG’s skills and technique are successful against better opponents like Canelo remains to be seen. I just with Canelo and Golden Boy were as confident in his apparent speed advantage as you are.
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Originally posted by bug0092 View PostMaybe somehow GGG looks a lot slower to you than he really is? Otherwise, how do you explain his great connect percentages, both offensively and defensively. For whatever they're worth, his punch stats are consistently some of the best in boxing. Like top 3 best. How exactly is such a slow, methodical, robot absolutely destroying all these guys? Not just knocking them out, but winning nearly every round? His opponents must not be seeing the same things you are.
What you see as methodical and robotic, I see as an efficient and calculating stalker. I don't think there's anything predictable about the way GGG throws his punches, he varies speed, power, and timing all the time. Probing and placing. Sometimes just pawing and sometimes exploding. Setting traps. The reason he can do this so well is because of his footwork. He is always in position and planted to throw any punch he chooses with or without power. Just because he doesn't dance around the ring like Floyd, people assume he's slow footed and unathletic, but I assure you this is not the case. If you just watch his feet, you'll always notice they are right under him and never far from the canvas. He shuffles them very quickly while maintaining a good wide base from which he can generate power. That's how come he can cut off the ring so effectively and apply relentless pressure. In service to his offensive philosophy, his defense is very economical - subtle head and shoulder movements, parrying punches with his gloves, etc... No dancing, no wild head and shoulder bobbing - basically the antithesis of what would be regarded as a slick boxer. No special effects as they say. Yet, somehow, opponents who are regarded as faster than GGG have a hard time connecting while Golovkin’s had great success countering.
Whether GGG’s skills and technique are successful against better opponents like Canelo remains to be seen. I just with Canelo and Golden Boy were as confident in his apparent speed advantage as you are.
All percentages/figures look much better when you are not facing very good opposition.
It is disappointing that Golovkin has left his fans to debate this.
Regarding actual great fighters, we know the answers to those questions.
No debate necessary.
You go on about Golovkin's footwork/timing/countering..... but we haven't even seen that against someone the caliber of, say..... Lara.
It's like the Ward thing..... imho, it is far more unlikely to assume that someone can perform against a much higher level opponent, despite the fact that they never have..... than it is to KNOW that someone has performed against top opponents, but assume they no longer can because of 18 months inactivity.
Perception I guess.
Inactivity can be an issue, no question..... but if it is correct to question whether Ward can still perform at the elite level, then I really have to wonder about Golovkin, because he never has.
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Originally posted by bug0092 View PostMaybe somehow GGG looks a lot slower to you than he really is? Otherwise, how do you explain his great connect percentages, both offensively and defensively. For whatever they're worth, his punch stats are consistently some of the best in boxing. Like top 3 best. How exactly is such a slow, methodical, robot absolutely destroying all these guys? Not just knocking them out, but winning nearly every round? His opponents must not be seeing the same things you are.
What you see as methodical and robotic, I see as an efficient and calculating stalker. I don't think there's anything predictable about the way GGG throws his punches, he varies speed, power, and timing all the time. Probing and placing. Sometimes just pawing and sometimes exploding. Setting traps. The reason he can do this so well is because of his footwork. He is always in position and planted to throw any punch he chooses with or without power. Just because he doesn't dance around the ring like Floyd, people assume he's slow footed and unathletic, but I assure you this is not the case. If you just watch his feet, you'll always notice they are right under him and never far from the canvas. He shuffles them very quickly while maintaining a good wide base from which he can generate power. That's how come he can cut off the ring so effectively and apply relentless pressure. In service to his offensive philosophy, his defense is very economical - subtle head and shoulder movements, parrying punches with his gloves, etc... No dancing, no wild head and shoulder bobbing - basically the antithesis of what would be regarded as a slick boxer. No special effects as they say. Yet, somehow, opponents who are regarded as faster than GGG have a hard time connecting while Golovkin’s had great success countering.
Whether GGG’s skills and technique are successful against better opponents like Canelo remains to be seen. I just with Canelo and Golden Boy were as confident in his apparent speed advantage as you are.
Canelo is the A-Side, belt or no belt, GGG should agree to make a big fight already.
Here is a Tim Bradley quote after sitting ringside watching GGG fight he was asked about a CANELO vs. GGG fight:
"GGG is strong but he's slow, I didn't realize how slow he was, I got CANELO winning that fight if CANELO Vs GGG happens."
CANELO HAS TOO MANY ADVANTAGES OVER GGG
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