Is Canelo living proof that Pirog would have made quick work of GGG?
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It’s embarrassing that you have to try and see an ulterior motive in every comment. I don’t give a **** about Golovkin. Grow a pair.Comment
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That was a quick high to low excitement drop from the fights signed to cancelledComment
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Why is it always GGG getting thrashed by these ghosts of the past? He has had his ass kicked in fantasy fights with retired boxers on this forum far more than any other boxer. Great boxers from the past be it Pirog, Hopkins, Hagler, Monzon or SRR are brought in on the time machine for the express purpose of giving GGG the beating so many haters on here think he deserves. He can't possibly win these fantasy fights. He has never lost a real fight or avoided a fight with any top middleweight. I think he would have defeated Pirog at any time. Pirog was good but not as good as GGG. GGG is the one who will be remembered as a great champion when only boxing historians will remember Pirog. It's too bad that Pirog was injured and forced to retire but stuff happens. Don't go turning Pirog into some unbeatable monster that he never was. He was even on points with Jacobs when he landed the bombs that KOed Jacobs. A 35 year old GGG beat a much bigger, stronger and all around better version of Jacobs than Pirog did.Comment
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im not so sure theres an excuse for either side....(maybe im misunderstanding your comment)
fact; pirog ended dj
fact; it wasnt an easy fight for either guy (although dj was doing slightly better)
fact; not much can be said about a one punch fight ender. a perfect punch is almost impossible to duplicate. pirog landed a perfect punch.
my pov; in a rematch, dj wouldnt have been so careless. he would have either pressed the issue a little harder while not abandoning all defense or boxed a little more and seek out a ud.
whichever way dj went, imho, he would have done a good enough job and won.Comment
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