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Canelo will knock him out next time. Golovkin will never be the same fighter after all the uppercuts he ate last time they fought and he's too soft now for another round of that... Casuals may not see it coming, but it will... -
I am a fan of immediate rematches but I think this would be more intriguing if they both got separate wins (maybe Saunders and Lemieux), and came back to fight in May.Comment
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The rematch will be interesting to see if they do anything different. Honestly I don't see the rematch being any different aside from a few lucky punches. Canelo is a much slicker boxer than GGG but simply will not have the stamina to stay slick enough to avoid GGG's jab and effective agression over 12 rounds. The only chance Canelo has to increase his stamina is ped's. And Golovkin has mastered the art of high volume constant aggression and pressure. He'd be way out of his element if he started trying to box slick to avoid punches. So I don't see the second fight being much different.
On a side not, I don't care much for Saunders. I want to see GGG rematch Canelo and then move up for DeGale and Ramirez and then retireComment
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Casuals didn't see it. Experts didn't see it. Nobody but you saw it and you live in a fantasy world when it comes to Canelo vs GGG. Canelo's punches never bothered him and he keep coming forward attacking. His punches bothered Canelo and he keep going backward, retreating. When and if Oscar thinks GGG has aged enough for Canelo to rematch GGG he will knock Canelo out.Comment
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My last post was for Banko Villas who has elevated Canelo to a superman. He is a very good fighter but not good enough to beat GGG. Just about every pro boxer, active or retired said GGG easily beat Canelo. If there is a rematch he will only beat Canelo easier. Canelo trained very hard but still ran out of gas big time. I don't think there is anything Canelo can do to get more stamina. 700 GGG punches is going to beat 500 Canelo punches every time.Comment
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