GGG basically beat a light heavyweight.

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  • strykr619
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    #41
    Want to end all this weight cutting nonsense, same day weign-ins PERIOD.

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    • Scipio2009
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      #42
      Originally posted by Sheldon312
      Why isn't he getting credit for this fight? He basically beat a light heavy weight who was seen as the second best MW in the division. He is clearly top 3 or top 5 P4P yet people like Crawford, Loma, and Rigo are ranked higher than him.
      Because Golovkin was pretty heavy too, lol. He was barely under the 160lb weight limit, and he was barely under the limit for the IBF; say what you want about Jacobs, don't act like Golovkin didn't end up walking into the ring 174/175lbs on fight night.

      Curtis Stevens stepped on the IBF scale, if my memory is right, at 167 the morning of the fight.

      To here y'all tell it, Jacobs walked into the fight Kovalev's size or some ****.

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        #43
        Originally posted by MPX309
        Ok to be fair, Jacobs did look big in there last night.
        And Golovkin looked small? lol. Golovkin, on the morning of the fight, stepped on the scales JUST below the IBF check weight; come actually stepping into the ring, Golovkin definitely added more weight.

        The notion that Jacobs put on anything like 25lbs (when Golovkin, himself, likely put on near 15lbs himself) in 36 hours is silly.

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          #44
          Originally posted by Derranged
          What were the fight night weights? By the time I caught the fight the intros had ended.
          No one knows; HBO only showed Golovkin's IBF second-day weight, with neither fighter stepping on the usual HBO "unofficial scale" (how it actually works is unknown to me, but it was always my belief that HBO had the fighters step on the scale when they show up at the venue).

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            #45
            Originally posted by GhostofDempsey
            You can see the size disparity with your eyes. Look at them during the weigh in, then look at Jacobs during the fight after he re-hydrated. That extra 15-20 pounds makes a difference, just ask Joey Gamache and countless other fighters who were KTFO by blown up fighters who went up two or more weight classes on day of the fight.
            Do you honestly believe that Jacobs outweighed Golovkin by 15-20lbs on fight night, seeing that Golovkin already added 10lbs by Saturday morning (with another handful of pounds with breakfast/lunch/dinner before the fight)?

            You're saying that, in 36 hours, Daniel Jacobs was able to add on 30lbs and not have that weight affect the way he fought. gtfoh

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              #46
              lol LHs cannot weigh-in at 159lbs, people need to learn boxing instead of making BS excuses that make no sense.

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              • Caught Square
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                #47
                No he didn't, i'm tired of people exaggerating fight night weights like when people call Canelo a cruiserweight and Crawford against Gamboa a junior middleweight lol it's just ******.

                Don't get me wrong Jacobs is a huge middleweight but no light heavyweight is making 160, it's pretty simple.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
                  GGG weighed in at 169 the second day so he was a light heavyweight too.

                  /thread
                  What the ****? Hahaha

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Sheldon312
                    Why isn't he getting credit for this fight? He basically beat a light heavy weight who was seen as the second best MW in the division. He is clearly top 3 or top 5 P4P yet people like Crawford, Loma, and Rigo are ranked higher than him.
                    Are you a complete and utter moron? GGG woke up at 170. HE WAS ALSO A LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT. Goodness Gracious some of you have no damn shame

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Scipio2009
                      Do you honestly believe that Jacobs outweighed Golovkin by 15-20lbs on fight night, seeing that Golovkin already added 10lbs by Saturday morning (with another handful of pounds with breakfast/lunch/dinner before the fight)?

                      You're saying that, in 36 hours, Daniel Jacobs was able to add on 30lbs and not have that weight affect the way he fought. gtfoh
                      Then why wouldn't he weigh in? Yes, 20 pounds is easy to pack on at that weight. Canelo and Chavez have walked into a ring at 180 easy. Lamont Peterson came in at 165 for a welterweight class with Garcia. That's 18 pounds for a welter in 24 hours.

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