What if ggg had turned pro when he was 15
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Why is it impossible to imagine? Is it cause you don't believe ggg could have done what Canelo has done at his age?Comment
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At 23, Golovkin defeated the top amateur middleweights to become world champion:
2003 won the World Championships in ****kok, Thailand as a Middleweight. Results were:
Defeated Matvey Korobov (Russia) PTS (19–10)
Defeated Andy Lee (Ireland) PTS (29–9)
Defeated Lucian Bute (Romania) KO-4
Defeated Yordanis Despaigne (Cuba) PTS (29–26)
Defeated Oleg Mashkin (Ukraine) RSCI-2Comment
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Back then the top guys were Ricardo Mayorga, Vernon Forrest, Fernando Vargas, De La Hoya, Mosley.
Triple G would have done well back then, really well actually.
It's all speculation, but considering his power and that he never has been dropped, his technical skills, etc... He would have done well back then.
How do you personally think Canelo would have done against these guys?Comment
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Probably gets beat by forest and de la Hoya. Vargas would be a barn burner but age appropriate Canelo seems more disciplined. Vargas was a party animal. So I'd choose Canelo. Mayorga gets beat all day.Back then the top guys were Ricardo Mayorga, Vernon Forrest, Fernando Vargas, De La Hoya, Mosley.
Triple G would have done well back then, really well actually.
It's all speculation, but considering his power and that he never has been dropped, his technical skills, etc... He would have done well back then.
How do you personally think Canelo would have done against these guys?Comment
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Canelo didn't even start fighting jorneyman level opponents til he was 20 and most of them were smaller fighters. He could have started his pro career at 19-20, been moved a little faster and been at the same place right now. The first 3-4 years of his career was spent beating up no hopers.Comment
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Why is it impossible to imagine? Even thinking you could accurately imagine such a fundamental change involving so many variables demonstrates low cognitive abilities. No offense. That is besides the point that it is utterly pointless.
Is he raised in the Mexican system, which is geared towards raising fighters with little to no amateur background and allows them to turn pro early? Maybe he'd be the next Chavez Sr but with more power. Who knows?
What if Canelo was raised in the same system as GGG?
Either way, we are not even talking about the same fighters anymore. This is inane. Not going to waste anymore of my time on it, but feel free to waste yours.Comment
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