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  • #41
    Originally posted by Dr Rumack View Post
    I don't think that's true at all. If negotiations are going to happen then each of those 5 lbs can be bought or sold by either side. They are not going to give them up for free beforehand.
    They can be, but when both camps have flat out said they are not going to budge on the weight then I don't see it.

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    • #42
      Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
      I'm not convinced Canelo can beat him but he's improving. I don't think they're scared at all. They recognize that they need to build Canelo's strength and power as he settles in before he steps in against an experienced, strong mw like GGG. This fight will happen next year and it'll be a very formidable Canelo who steps in the ring. But Canelo has most of the tools needed for this fight already. He's a very patient fighter and sets up his punches nicely. Most important, he goes to the body very well.

      GGG is an excellent offensive machine. Decent jab, great combinations also an excellent body puncher. Murderous power obviously. But he reminds me of Kostya Tszyu in two ways...he believes in his offense almost to a fault and his in-fighting isn't as refined when the other person knows what they're doing. I'm not entirely convinced he can go a full 12 rounds in a tough fight without fading either. And finally, he's showing his age IMO. I think you guys might be surprised how close this fight is.

      Getting back to Tszyu, the comparison is unfair because Kostya had the ability to box off his back foot and that's what made him such a great fighter. If Canelo is able to survive the early onslaught, I believe GGG has got a long night ahead of him. Canelo is a very, very accurate and patient fighter. His stamina has improved as well. It's a toss-up heading into the latter rounds but I wouldn't be surprised if the senior man looks like a senior citizen in those stanzas and only an idiot would completely discount Canelo. Really, I could go on (breaking down what I've seen in GGG's last 3-4 fights--not much since most of those guys were horrific) but I think you get the point.
      I see your points,but I see the fight going a different way. Canelo is verry flat footed, and is there to be hit flush. Cotto landed numerous body shots;but due to the disparity in weight,they had little effect. I can verry well see golovkin establishing the jab within the first 4 rounds,walking canelo down,backing him up to the ropes,and delivering deadly shots to the head and body. I really don't think that canelo has the power to make golovkin back off,and that would be canelos downfall. Golovkin rips through full grown middleweights with ease,and canelo would be no different. This is all on top of the fact that canelo likes to fight for half of rounds,and takes long breaks between periods of activity,mostly due to his questionable stamina. Taking parts of a round off against golovkin is basically asking to be hit with a bomb. As the fight wears on,I actually see golovkin applying more and more pressure,as canelo shells up and has no response for what's coming his way.

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      • #43
        Originally posted by mike1010011 View Post
        I see your points,but I see the fight going a different way. Canelo is verry flat footed, and is there to be hit flush. Cotto landed numerous body shots;but due to the disparity in weight,they had little effect. I can verry well see golovkin establishing the jab within the first 4 rounds,walking canelo down,backing him up to the ropes,and delivering deadly shots to the head and body. I really don't think that canelo has the power to make golovkin back off,and that would be canelos downfall. Golovkin rips through full grown middleweights with ease,and canelo would be no different. This is all on top of the fact that canelo likes to fight for half of rounds,and takes long breaks between periods of activity,mostly due to his questionable stamina. Taking parts of a round off against golovkin is basically asking to be hit with a bomb. As the fight wears on,I actually see golovkin applying more and more pressure,as canelo shells up and has no response for what's coming his way.
        I don't think Cotto's inability to hurt Canelo had much to do with the weight. He missed most of his big shots and the ones he did land didn't have quite the same leverage or power (by design).

        Yeah, I've seen GGG rip through middleweights but none that impressed me. They all ****** and he did what he had to with the punching bags put in front of him.I keep thinking about Tszyu-Phillips. I'm curious to see how he reacts to a skilled, intelligent fighter with a plan. Anyway, yeah I still lean toward GGG but I can see how Canelo wins and I think he'll have a great shot when these two square off next year.

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        • #44
          Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
          I don't think Cotto's inability to hurt Canelo had much to do with the weight. He missed most of his big shots and the ones he did land didn't have quite the same leverage or power (by design).

          Yeah, I've seen GGG rip through middleweights but none that impressed me. They all ****** and he did what he had to with the punching bags put in front of him.I keep thinking about Tszyu-Phillips. I'm curious to see how he reacts to a skilled, intelligent fighter with a plan. Anyway, yeah I still lean toward GGG but I can see how Canelo wins and I think he'll have a great shot when these two square off next year.
          Being awfully dismissive of every fighter Golovkin has ever faced there Champ.
          None are ATGs but there are a few decent operators. You haters drink just as much cool aid as the stans.

          But please, feel free to keep trying to appear impartial.

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          • #45
            Canelos fans are scared for him. Poor kids.

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            • #46
              Originally posted by gmc_rfc_06 View Post
              We're talking long before Lara jumped on the ring, even afterwards people thought he was trying to get a fight but wouldn't. Both he and Trout were seen as fights that Canelo would stay away from due to their style, both times he fought.

              This idea that he won't fight Golovkin is nonsense. When he decides it's time to fully move to 160, he'll fight guys at 160.
              Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
              What happened is that you can't comprehend squat and, like so many others, turn into desperately seeking Susan when it comes to defending GGG.

              I said 'I think Canelo can beat him."

              But see, your head is so far up your ass (calling me a Ward fan, etc.) that you read what you wanted and then ran with it. You guys are so funny to me
              I think Canelo can beat him.

              I'm not convinced Canelo can beat him but he's improving.

              Are these contradictory statements or not?

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              • #47
                Originally posted by Beercules View Post
                Canelos fans are scared for him. Poor kids.
                Lol exactly, things are starting to get real bad on NSB.

                Originally posted by monkeyboy View Post
                Being awfully dismissive of every fighter Golovkin has ever faced there Champ.
                None are ATGs but there are a few decent operators. You haters drink just as much cool aid as the stans.

                But please, feel free to keep trying to appear impartial.
                LOL, There ain't nothing impartial about guys like imdazed.

                Originally posted by Dr Rumack View Post
                Lara was a completely different proposition to Golovkin. Losing a narrow decision against a fighter who won't engage is not going to damage your image in the Mexican fanbase.

                Getting beaten up and knocked out is a different matter. That's the risk Golovkin brings.
                Just what I stated. Fighting guys who can box a bit but can't hurt you and winning close decisions does not hurt Canelos drawing power. Getting physically battered does.


                Originally posted by gmc_rfc_06 View Post
                We're talking long before Lara jumped on the ring, even afterwards people thought he was trying to get a fight but wouldn't. Both he and Trout were seen as fights that Canelo would stay away from due to their style, both times he fought.

                This idea that he won't fight Golovkin is nonsense. When he decides it's time to fully move to 160, he'll fight guys at 160.
                Well, as I've stated plenty of times throughout this forum, I was always impressed with Canelo taking fights like that. Whether or not I bought into the hype that they were dangerous for him (I felt he always had the beating of Lara and would have a close one v Trout).

                But there is no way Canelo fights anyone at 160, maybe he might move up to 157, max but I doubt even that. The GGG fight will not happen at 155 unless G is offered some serious money and PPV options.

                So the WBC will just milk Canelo as their champion with 155 defense after 155 defense.

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                • #48
                  Originally posted by soul_survivor View Post
                  I think Canelo can beat him.

                  I'm not convinced Canelo can beat him but he's improving.

                  Are these contradictory statements or not?
                  Clearly not unless you are a completely, utterly ****** person.

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                  • #49
                    Originally posted by soul_survivor View Post
                    I've been a fan of Canelo's since he went on a run of Floyd, Trout, Lara, with guys like kirkland and angulo thrown in. I like his fighting spirit and he has a certain skill level but I guarantee you, he will not fight GGG, not at mw anyway.

                    Canelo knows he has a brand to protect and getting KOd inside 8 rounds won't help that.
                    His brand might take a hit if he doesn't take the fight though.
                    As it is despite his resume, he's extremely hated, if he doesn't take the fight many will turn on him.

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                    • #50
                      Originally posted by gmc_rfc_06 View Post
                      The same was said about Trout and Lara, he beat both.
                      yeah but GGG is 10x more dangerous than trout and lara combined

                      and yes ts, canelo is never gonna fight ggg at 160, he aint even gonna think of him, why should he , he's getting pampered very well

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