So far no one has been able to back GGG off

[satiev1]

It's tough to win a decision against ggg when his opponents constantly have their back against the ropes for 12 rounds. Judges favor the guy who's controlling the fight. Can't see ggg losing any decisions to charlo canelo or jacobs. Sorry haters.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

[satiev1]

And back to the ropes we go.

[JaguaresMx]

And back to the ropes we go.

i thought Canelo ran do

[JaguaresMx]

I was not even a Canelo fan. He has won me over.

That D is so underrated. Not quite Chavez like with the upper body movement, but pretty darn good for a MW. He makes GGG look slowwwww (note: i am sure compubox and lampley counted all those "punches")

[Lopez_Boxing]

It's tough to win a decision against ggg when his opponents constantly have their back against the ropes for 12 rounds. Judges favor the guy who's controlling the fight. Can't see ggg losing any decisions to charlo canelo or jacobs. Sorry haters.

Mayweather beat cotto pretty clear with his back against the ropes.

[Piper the Great]

Go rewatch GGG VS Jacobs

[HarvardBlue]

Go rewatch GGG VS Jacobs

I was about to say the same thing but he still won't be able to see it.

[Mr Objecitivity]

Watch this video to understand why he is so difficult to back up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBLaO5-kiro

Golovkin's balance is exceptional and is probably second to none.

[Mr Objecitivity]

Funny how in those gifs posted above, Golovkin still has the control over the center of the ring = superior ring generalship. So Golovkin moving backwards isn't the same as Canelo moving backwards. Canelo Alvarez spends over 50% of the fight on his back foot and closer to the ring. Golovkin spends merely a few seconds every round closer to the ropes than Canelo Alvarez. For the most part, Golovkin is further away from the ropes than Canelo and subsequently has greater control over the center of the ring.