Originally posted by Redd Foxx
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my breakdown and prediction for a Golovkin win.
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I think early the fight will be fireworks. Then as the rounds go on GGG will take over more and push the pace while canelo fatigues. Footwork will be the key in this fight. Canelo has way to slow of feet to escape hes gonna have to hurt GGG to back him up and i doubt he can do that for the whole fight with GGG's chin.
GGG by decision or late KO.
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Originally posted by BoxingFan85 View PostYep.. I said the same thing in my last post.. GGG needs to feint more to draw Canelo into his counter & then counter him instead..
Personally, I think Golovkin needs to get off first with the jab and keep Canelo moving back, occasionally threatening with a follow-up right. He can do this all night and win. If he can get him to rest on the ropes (which is really an x-factor in this fight), Golovkin with overpower him as Canelo's guard isn't as tight as he seems to think it is.
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Originally posted by Thraxox View PostLara never really 'snapped' Canelo's head in the fight, but rather he remained inactive. Lara's straight left and 1-2 was his bread and butter for the fight, but his head wasn't really head snapping like Ward-Kov or GGG-Lemmy. It's hard to frustrate Canelo who has strong mental foothold but he does when it is constant enough.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostI never said anything about Lara snapping his head, I said he frustrated him. Lara was incredibly frustrating for him to fight, as he later expressed. But, Canelo stayed composed, which is how he picked up later rounds and won the fight.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostI thought the same thing but, then I thought, is GG quick enough? Canelo's counter game is pretty sharp. I don't think GG wants to get tangled in that.
Personally, I think Golovkin needs to get off first with the jab and keep Canelo moving back, occasionally threatening with a follow-up right. He can do this all night and win. If he can get him to rest on the ropes (which is really an x-factor in this fight), Golovkin with overpower him as Canelo's guard isn't as tight as he seems to think it is.
I agree that once he rests on the ropes, Golovkin will take his time to unload & will make sure Canelo stays there longer than he intends too..
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostCanelo overcommitting on the counter? Then, going to the ropes to play counters because he's losing?
Ok...
I can see him losing but I can't see him doing either of the above.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostI thought the same thing but, then I thought, is GG quick enough? Canelo's counter game is pretty sharp. I don't think GG wants to get tangled in that.
Personally, I think Golovkin needs to get off first with the jab and keep Canelo moving back, occasionally threatening with a follow-up right. He can do this all night and win. If he can get him to rest on the ropes (which is really an x-factor in this fight), Golovkin with overpower him as Canelo's guard isn't as tight as he seems to think it is.
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Originally posted by BoxingFan85 View PostInteresting point.. but Golovkin might get countered when he tries to jab so that is why I figured if he can feint, catch & counter.. Golovkin handspeed might not be as good as Canelo but when he catches his right Canelo will be open both upstairs & at the body.. Canelo is a good body puncher himself & has a good chin..
I agree that once he rests on the ropes, Golovkin will take his time to unload & will make sure Canelo stays there longer than he intends too..
But, Golovkin does have a good, shooting jab. I'm sure he'll land that on Canelo quite a bit. I just don't know if he wants to get into a game of reflexes with him. More importantly, i don't think Sanchez will let him.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostI could just see Golovkin ending up like this where the feint fails and gets him in trouble;
But, Golovkin does have a good, shooting jab. I'm sure he'll land that on Canelo quite a bit. I just don't know if he wants to get into a game of reflexes with him. More importantly, i don't think Sanchez will let him.
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