will jacobs be the same fighter post GGG?

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  • Madison Boxing
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    #1

    will jacobs be the same fighter post GGG?

    With no indication of an opponent and nothing in the works, it appears as if jacobs is needing extended time out of the ring in order to come to terms with the loss.

    Although jacobs wasnt an undefeated fighter after the early loss to pirog, he had a winning streak extending many years, and certainly physically he did not resemble to scrawny kid that fought pirog. In fact he was the significantly larger fighter against golovkin.

    To his credit jacobs did good work in a few rounds, but was outlanded in the vast majority (8 out of 12), and knocked down. The most surprising thing for many, is that jacobs shots did not put any sort of dent in golovkin.

    This must change a fighters mentality, from thinking offensively they can do damage to anyone, to shots bouncing off the opponent. The aura of invincibility goes, especially considering against the smaller guy he resorted to having to fight on the back foot.

    So will jacobs be able to reclimb the mountain so to speak? After recovering from an explosive loss to pirog, will he be able to recover and work his way back into contention after a convincing loss to golovkin?
  • boxinggod101
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    #2
    Come on.. he didn't get schooled nor destroyed... Stop it

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    • The Big Dunn
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      #3
      I think Jacobs is wasting valuable time. I and alot of others thought he won. He didn't have a rematch clause. Stop whining about being robbed(I didn't think it was a robbery even though I thought Jacobs won) and get in the ring.

      You probably will never get a GGG rematch win or lose so just move on.

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      • BrometheusBob.
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        #4
        Originally posted by The Big Dunn
        I think Jacobs is wasting valuable time. I and alot of others thought he won. He didn't have a rematch clause. Stop whining about being robbed(I didn't think it was a robbery even though I thought Jacobs won) and get in the ring.

        You probably will never get a GGG rematch win or lose so just move on.
        Good post. I think Jacobs accounted for himself well as well, but sitting around doing nothing is not going to result in public clamor for GGG to give him a rematch. Needs to get another fight going already.

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        • Mequetrefe
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          #5
          If Haymon didnt overpay his athletes, we would see them fighting on the regular.

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          • j0zef
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            #6
            Don't think it has anything to do with Golovkin. Jacobs took 9 months off after his best win (Quillin) and came back against a bum.

            All too common story with Haymon fighters.

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            • -Kev-
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              #7
              Stop it...In case you forgot, Jacobs has been through worst than GGG, check his Pirog fight.

              This thread and the posts made me think he fought late last year. He just fought 3 months ago

              He fought this year dudes. March 18th 2017. Calm. The f#ck. Down.

              Last I saw, he was calling dudes out? He wanted a GGG rematch, he called out Lemiuex and Lemiuex said he has bigger fish to fry despite Jacobs being better than him P4P and in the top 10 MW's. He can't fight Canelo because he's signed to fight GGG. Charlo is signed to fight Heiland. Saunders is signed to fight Khurtsdze. WBA ordered rematch between N'Dam-Murata. Jacobs called out Andy Lee ages ago, he said if he beats Saunders he wants to fight him in a unification fight.

              Chris Eubank Jr is up in the air, I don't even know what he's doing or when he plans to do something big.

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              • redmish
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                I think he'll be a better fighter off the back of this fight. He was superb against GGG and came very close to beating him. The confidence he has gained from going 12 rounds against the most feared MW out there will be massive for him going forward. He needs to get back in there soon though.

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                • TonyGe
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                  He has some noteriety right now. He should take advantage of it and get another fight. The sooner the better. It was a close fight in a lot of people's minds and he picked up some new fans. Don't waste this opportunity.
                  Last edited by TonyGe; 06-06-2017, 02:59 PM.

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                  • trevorsmith
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                    No boxer is the same once he encounters GGG. His past opponents are all broken men in some way or another. Look at Kell he hasn't been the same. GGG is the real deal.

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