It will only be 1980's greatness if the fight ends up being a great fight...doubt it will approach the shores of a fight like "the War." If it ends like everyone expects it to, then the mismatch label was justified. Can't be too mad at boxers who pursue the money...it's a brutal sport & they needs to get paid. But a mismatch is still a mismatch.
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostLol. No Way!
GGG will be about 170, as usual. Brook comes in higher than 155 even after making 147 for a WW fight. He'll probably be only a couple of lbs lighter than GGG. He could even shock everybody and come in heaveier than Golovkin. We''ll have to wait and see.
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Originally posted by mrjoeblive View PostKafkod, for the sake of debate, lets say brooks does come in at 165 (which I seriously doubt) do you honesty think it will be a fair fight? Brooks fighting at such a high wt for the 1st time vs the supposed destroyer? How can brooks even have the stamina to be competitive fighting at such a high wt for the 1st time? Only ggg fans like this dead dog of a fight. When does ggg challenge a real fighter and not just talk about it?
You say only GGG fans like this fight ... again, lets wait and see. Eddie Hearn thinks it will sell out the 02 Arena and earn both men career high money from Sky PPV. I think he knows what he's doing better than you.Last edited by kafkod; 07-12-2016, 06:37 PM.
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Originally posted by mrjoeblive View PostOnly ggg fans like this dead dog of a fight
Originally posted by mrjoeblive View PostWhen does ggg challenge a real fighter and not just talk about it?
And so we get this stay busy fight for the UK exposure value and profit. Dang.
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Meh, it's not the fight I want, but it's the fight I'll watch.
This isn't Canelo/Khan because Khan is a small guy who was barely 147 and Canelo is a guy who regularly comes into fights over 170
Brook is a big dude, who doesn't even belong at 147, apparently.
He'll probably come into the fight around 160. He's not that smaller than GGG.
It'll be a better fight than Canelo/Khan.
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Originally posted by Lou Cipher View PostSee what I mean losers? Exactly what i told you this fight was. Throwback. You consumer puds are just so used to worshipping cowards and drug cheats
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Originally posted by TheUnbiased View PostBrook hasn't done enough for this fight to be labled a throw back blast from the past. If he would have stepped up to the plate and defeated thurman and garcia then maybe so or had the other champions fearing him on a golovkin,pacquiao type status. Little floyd had the chance to really be great but he was a chicken and avoided all risk.
Floyd's 40 years old, Floyd came up 5 divisions and beat all top notch fighters. What has GayLoveKin done? Seriously? You know completely well that had Floyd fought and won vs GayLoveKin, he suddenly would've been a hype job, or morons like yourself would have started watching 5 hour fights in slow mo like a **** and said he lost, or they would have said GayLoveKin got robbed, or it was the weight, or the stars weren't aligned just right. Floyd has proven himself, and done so early in his career, wtf has GayLoveKin clown shown? Because to me he hasn't shown *****.
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