Comments Thread For: Canelo vs. Golovkin - CompuBox Punch Stats

[sterling]

Golovkins workrate and pace impressed me. He held up to the pace much better than the younger man. It says something when the "future of boxing" is tired out by a 35 year old man.

Exactly that alone should of gave Golovkin the fight what a pace and workrate. Canelo fans seem to be outnumbered on the decision also. Most people believe triple G won and that is the main thing we know hes champ.

[HURTFEELINGS]

Whats hilarious about this is that the Pac stans said compu-box was all wrong, and now are treating it as the bible.
They trash anything Atlas says.
Triple Gift

[HURTFEELINGS]

Rematch will be Cinco De Mayo, thats good for business

[JDupree]

Gennady Golovkin was the busier fighter and landed 9 of 30 jabs per round. GGG landed more punches in 10 of 12 rounds. Canelo Alvarez landed 42% of his power shots. GGG landed 32% of his power punches after landing 46% in his previous 13 fights.
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Did you even read the article or study the numbers.

Golovkin land 218/703 vs Canelo 169/505

Golovkin landed more punches in 10 of the 12 rounds.

Golovkin Jabbed the hell out of Canelo 108 to 55 .

Powershots were nearly even 114 to 110 for Canelo.

The busier fighter landed more punches and the powershots were virtually even.

[JDupree]

The two currput judges have Golovkin 3, 4, 5, 6,7

Golovkin clearly won 4 and 7 but 3,5,6 ??? No ****ing way. Canelo countered him off the ropes in in 5 and 6 and was landing haymakers

"currput"

I can't take anyone who only has a 4th grade education seriously.

[M Bison]

All my points to anyone that can find 2 landed power punches or 10 total landed punches from Golovkin in round 1.

Compubox bullshit at it again.

Someones upset that GGG schooled Canelo, 8-4 type of fight anyone with half decent eye sight and that isn't a dimwit could tell you that, but.... it is you afterall.

[M Bison]

Did you even read the article or study the numbers.

Golovkin land 218/703 vs Canelo 169/505

Golovkin landed more punches in 10 of the 12 rounds.

Golovkin Jabbed the hell out of Canelo 108 to 55 .

Powershots were nearly even 114 to 110 for Canelo.

The busier fighter landed more punches and the powershots were virtually even.

Busier - Check
Dictating the pace - Check
Landing more - Check

To be honest, I don't think Compubox is accurate I would say GGG landed more than that and I doubt Canelo landed as much as is displayed.

8-4 type of fight, Canelo said he wanted a war and that he doesn't **** around, but he surely banked on just going 12, surviving to the end and taking an undeserved decision.
This is where boxing is at right now, very sad times I mean Floyd has had that, Ward has had that, Bhops has had that I can't say I am not surprised.

[Eff Pandas]

Using my standard power punches landed by 4 or better wins a round method of compubox scoring this fight was close as f#ck I got it 3-2-7 GGG. When you got 7 rounds with less than 3 power punches landed it usually means its a harder to score fight.

And its worth noting that 4 of the 5 "wider" rounds were only separated by 4 power punches (3-1 GGG). The only 5+ power punches landed round was the 12th with Canelo being up 19-12.

And ikik "you can't score rounds off of punch stat numbers" for the babies who will wanna take my breakdown too f#cking seriously & act like I'm saying more than I am.

[otrocubiche]

GGG outlanded canelo on 10 of 12 rounds, well that explains Byrd's card, she thought canelo was the other guy

[maracho]

42% of his power punches and outlanded him in power shots

And don't give me this power jab **** like the Jacobs fight. Wasn't no power jabs tonight.


Triple gift

Who are these guys pressing buttons and how are they any better and or less objective than millions of viewers? moreover, no one cares about percentage unless you are trying to dismiss aggression and control, which is part of how fights are " supposed" to be scored. You are negatively reinforcing the the naking the fight abd rewarsing thw runner, which is just bad for boxing

Rewatch the fight