Comments Thread For: Golovkin's Coach: No Chances, Brook Can't Reach a Decision!

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Abel Sanchez, trainer of IBF/WBC/WBA/IBO middleweight world champion Gennady 'GGG' Golovkin (35-0, 32KOs), does not want to take any chances this Saturday night.
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[Motorcity Cobra]

Sanchez doesn't want to take any chances with the fight heading off to the judges, who might get influenced by loud crowd in the arena and score rounds for Brook. The chances of a knockout win are strong, as Golovkin has stopped his last 22 opponents inside the distance.

"The home crowd will faze us if we allow it to go to a decision," Sanchez said. "They have very high-quality judges but in any kind of human endeavour it can be influenced by a lot of noise and seen a different way. We hope we don't let it go to a decision."

British judging isn't as bad as American judging, especially Texas. It's the referees you have to worry about. They'll stop a fight off a three punch combination. Who is the ref for this fight?

[MPX309]

For once I agree with this idiot.

[OctoberRed]

A twelve round decision is the last thing I expect in this fight

[Johnny_Roa]

A twelve round decision is the last thing I expect in this fight

GGG whole's career would be put in question.

"Supposed Middleweight puncher can't knock out welterweight"

[jkirk039]

Hope they have froch doing the post fight interview in the ring. Think it'd be nice if he called him out right on the spot.

[King_]

This dude is getting sparked within 3, and if he does manage to go past 4-5, it literally will be GGG carrying him so he can give the British fans a big, drama filled show and have them get their moneys worth. Just like with Lemieux, he honestly could have knocked him out in the second round.

Contrary to popular belief, GGG is a smart business man, there is no reason for him to wash opponents in 2 rounds, because it'll lead to potential opponents at 160 to stay even further away from him (Canelo, Jacobs, Saunders) and it also creates more buzz for the audience in attendance. Who really feels like they get their moneys worth when you get a knock out in less than 9 minutes of action? (Unless there's 4 minutes per round, like there was with one round in Geale-Golovkin).

[Uncle Rodge]

This dude is getting sparked within 3, and if he does manage to go past 4-5, it literally will be GGG carrying him so he can give the British fans a big, drama filled show and have them get their moneys worth. Just like with Lemieux, he honestly could have knocked him out in the second round.

Contrary to popular belief, GGG is a smart business man, there is no reason for him to wash opponents in 2 rounds, because it'll lead to potential opponents at 160 to stay even further away from him (Canelo, Jacobs, Saunders) and it also creates more buzz for the audience in attendance. Who really feels like they get their moneys worth when you get a knock out in less than 9 minutes of action? (Unless there's 4 minutes per round, like there was with one round in Geale-Golovkin).

The salt game is strong with this one.

[Progrssive_Jedi]

Watching Smith spar Brooks tells us two things

1. Brooks isn't small. Just stop it.

2. Smith worked him over. Brook better come better than that against GGG.

Here: http://www.************.com/2016/09/...rook-saturday/

[j0zef]

Shrug, fair enough. But if Brook lasts the distance I would not be surprised.

Unrealistic expectations always follow big punchers. Just look at all the flack that Kovalev caught after Chilemba fight.