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I thought if it went past 7 he'd gas a bit, but did anyone else notice he wasn't even breathing hard despite going after Jacobs from the opening bell?
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GGG in the end looked like he was still good to go for 3 more rounds and Jacobs was going to slump in the corner. -
He lives the life of a fighter though and rarely out of camp. Some people just have good engines anyway. He also doesn't actually waste a lot of energy really for a guy who is basically a pressure fighter, he's pretty efficient with his movement and when to throw/not to throw. It's smart pressure, not pressure for the sake of it.Comment
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His stamina is good. He trains like an animal and stays in a high altitude. In the past people have questioned his stamina because of heavy breathing, but I just think it may look that way because he tends to breathe through his mouth sometimes.Comment
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Yeah he was less tired than Jacobs but he was tired too. If you compare his speed in the last rounds against his speed in the first four rounds you'll notice a big difference.Comment
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he usually gets a bit fatigued around rounds 5 or 6 but then his 2nd wind kicks in and he's good to go for the remainder.Comment
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GGG's stamina was very impressive, especially considering he is a pressure fighter and was up against a significantly bigger opponent. Pressure fighters have to work harder against bigger opponents than defensive boxers do.
His chin also passsed the test with flying colours after being "checked" by Danny a couple of times.Comment
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