If you take away GGG's power, amateur background, and gave him a lobotomy

[REYESdelBOXEO]

The answer is A.) Rod Salka

[Mukuro]

I know everybody just assumes that I'll predict that Brian dominates any and everybody regardless of what stage of his career he was in -- but that couldn't be further from the truth.

At 15 Brian was still honing his craft. He was a work in progress to say the least, and was probably to inexperienced to top a prime Canelo at that point.

Sometimes people need to be reminded that no matter how good a fighter is, they are still human. You make a strong point. Brian would have needed a little more seasoning to take on a prime Canelo.

You see that "shifting" video about GGG? Someone really needs to make one of those to dissect Brian's craft.

[Mike D]

Sometimes people need to be reminded that no matter how good a fighter is, they are still human. You make a strong point. Brian would have needed a little more seasoning to take on a prime Canelo.

You see that "shifting" video about GGG? Someone really needs to make one of those to dissect Brian's craft.

It's not really feasible. I mean it sounds good on the surface but Brian's craft is too intricate; too multi-layered. You'd literally have to do like a 6 hour video on just his footwork alone

[Mike D]

anyhow, green k sent

[MDPopescu]

If you take away GGG's power, amateur background, and gave him a lobotomy

He wouldn't be so good.

How many of these topics do we need? What purpose do they serve?

... then also cut his hands and his legs...