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  • Originally posted by _Maxi View Post
    Sanchez being classy, as he actually is.

    Canelo fought a much better fight this time. Most people thought he lost, but it's ok. Abel doesn't want to be a sore loser.
    Sanchez actually did a piss poor job advising GGG on adjusting to Canelo's aggressive attack.GGG inside fight game with Canelo on the ropes was non existant which Sanchez is responsible as trainer to make sure GGG get that work in .No wonder he's being meek and classy now ..he knows he ****ed up!

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    • Originally posted by livershot73 View Post
      EXACTLY man, this right here...it was a great fight, much better than the first....enjoy your time in Vegas!
      Thanks man...

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      • Originally posted by PunchyPotorff View Post
        So, Abel needs a Boxing Scene account... why exactly?
        No he doesn’t need one. I didn’t say he needs one. But since he doesn’t have one he is obviously not one of these guys are here complaining for unjust reasons

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        • Originally posted by BigStomps View Post
          We are man, still celebrating! I'm here in Vegas, I came for the fight and my homies and I partied till 4am.
          Well about to do it again today! 😆
          Lololololol

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          • I think this was one of Canleo's best performances. He came to bang and I don't think G was ready for that. He showed him Mexican style boxing that night.

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            • over the course of the two fights, one fighter got a draw out of a fight they should have lost, tested for peds, got a few months ban, 1 yr later got a win from a fight they should have drawn (IMO) and now his opponent is next to useless LOL, wow

              i think people should be saluting a great fight, both guys adapted and could have won right at the death, u cant ask for more than that

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              • Originally posted by SteveM View Post
                Canelo fought the way GGG has fought most of his pro career and he gains new fans. But when GGG did he was a "forward marching mummy".

                GGG was actually boxed really well last night off the back foot but I haven't seen one NSB poster give him any credit for that or even mention it.
                Against pushovers that’s why I have never given him any major credit. If you are honest all of GGG wins do you mean to tell me Canelo or Jacobs could not have beat all of his opponents? The Jacob win was a good win and he should maybe have got the vote first time but the minute his completion stepped up he was not even remotely close to finishing them.

                GGG should fight Spike O’Sullivan and work his way back up

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                • Originally posted by Boxingfanatic75 View Post
                  Great analysis. What I don’t get is how Canelo abandoned the body mid to late rounds. From round 3 on he had GGG huffing and puffing and completely winded like I’d never seen before. I thought he could have taken GGG out had he laid waste to his body as his body attacks were viscous and affecting GGG in a big way. I was yelling in the theatre “stay to the body!” Haha
                  I agree 100%

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                  • Originally posted by angkag View Post
                    Maybe like this ?

                    Barry Jones: 116-112 Golovkin
                    Steve Bunce: 114-114
                    Richie Woodall: 115-114 Golovkin
                    BoxingScene: 114-114
                    The Guardian: 116-112 Golovkin
                    Bad Left Hook: 114-114, 116-112 Golovkin
                    David Haye: 115-113 Alvarez
                    MMA Fighting: 114-114
                    Robert Garcia: 116-112 Alvarez
                    Stephen A. Smith (ESPN): 115-114 Golovkin
                    Teddy Atlas: 117-112 Golovkin
                    Sports Illustrated (Rollins): 114-114
                    Joe Castagnino: 115-113 Golovkin
                    Sporting News: 116-112 Golovkin
                    SB Nation (Brady): Golovkin (no score given)
                    USA today: Golovkin 115-113
                    Harold Lederman (HBO Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
                    Brian Campbell (CBS sports):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Dan Rafael (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                    Arash Markazi (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                    Brett Okamoto (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                    Salvador Rodríguez (ESPN Mexico):*114-114 draw
                    Eduardo Lamazón (Televisa):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Gareth A Davies (The Telegraph):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Josh Peter (USA Today):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Dylan Hernandez (LA Times):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Lance Pugmire (La Times):*114-114 draw
                    Chris Mannix (Yahoo! Sports):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Kevin Iole (Yahoo! Sports):*114-114 draw
                    Joe DePaolo (Washington Post):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Mike Coppinger (Ring Magazine):*114-114 draw
                    Douglass Fischer (Ring Magazine):*114-114 draw
                    Mike Baca II (Ring Magazine and Undisputed Champion Network):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Al Bernstein (Showtime Sports):*Golovkin won
                    Sherdog.com:*116-112 Golovkin
                    Jai Bednall (news.com.au):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Brian Mazique (Forbes):*114-114 draw
                    Adam Abramowitz (Ring Magazine and SN Boxing):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Tom Craze (Bad Left Hook):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Fraser Coffeen (Bloody Elbow):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Anton Tabuena (Bloody Elbow):*115-113 Golovkin
                    The Associated Press:*114-114 draw
                    Adam Caparell (Complex Sports):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Bill Simmons (HBO and The Ringer):*114-114 draw
                    Steven Muehlhausen (Sporting News):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Graham Houston (Boxing Monthly):*Canelo won
                    Michael Montero (MonteroOnBoxing):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Matt Christie (Boxing News):*115-114 Golovkin
                    George Willis (New York Post):*114-114 draw
                    Gary Melo (SportsNet Canada):*Golovkin won
                    Below The Belt Podcast:*115-113 Golovkin
                    World Boxing News:*115-113 Golovkin
                    Jeff Powell (Daily Mail):*116-113 Golovkin
                    Marcos Villegas (Fight Hub TV):*114-114 draw
                    Michelle Rosado (Raging Babe):*115-113 Canelo
                    Michelle Joy Phelps (Behind the Gloves):*115-113 Golovkin
                    Lennox Lewis:*Golovkin won by 2 rounds
                    Fight Nights:*115-113 Golovkin
                    Michael Woods (NYFights.com):*two point edge for Golovkin
                    Dieter Kurtenbach (San Jose Mercury News and the East Bay Times):*Golovkin won by 3 rounds
                    Rafael G (the Fight City):*116-112 Golovkin
                    Sure . Whatever helps you sleep buddy .

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                    • Originally posted by angkag View Post
                      Maybe like this ?

                      Barry Jones: 116-112 Golovkin
                      Steve Bunce: 114-114
                      Richie Woodall: 115-114 Golovkin
                      BoxingScene: 114-114
                      The Guardian: 116-112 Golovkin
                      Bad Left Hook: 114-114, 116-112 Golovkin
                      David Haye: 115-113 Alvarez
                      MMA Fighting: 114-114
                      Robert Garcia: 116-112 Alvarez
                      Stephen A. Smith (ESPN): 115-114 Golovkin
                      Teddy Atlas: 117-112 Golovkin
                      Sports Illustrated (Rollins): 114-114
                      Joe Castagnino: 115-113 Golovkin
                      Sporting News: 116-112 Golovkin
                      SB Nation (Brady): Golovkin (no score given)
                      USA today: Golovkin 115-113
                      Harold Lederman (HBO Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
                      Brian Campbell (CBS sports):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Dan Rafael (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                      Arash Markazi (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                      Brett Okamoto (ESPN):*114-114 draw
                      Salvador Rodríguez (ESPN Mexico):*114-114 draw
                      Eduardo Lamazón (Televisa):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Gareth A Davies (The Telegraph):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Josh Peter (USA Today):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Dylan Hernandez (LA Times):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Lance Pugmire (La Times):*114-114 draw
                      Chris Mannix (Yahoo! Sports):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Kevin Iole (Yahoo! Sports):*114-114 draw
                      Joe DePaolo (Washington Post):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Mike Coppinger (Ring Magazine):*114-114 draw
                      Douglass Fischer (Ring Magazine):*114-114 draw
                      Mike Baca II (Ring Magazine and Undisputed Champion Network):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Al Bernstein (Showtime Sports):*Golovkin won
                      Sherdog.com:*116-112 Golovkin
                      Jai Bednall (news.com.au):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Brian Mazique (Forbes):*114-114 draw
                      Adam Abramowitz (Ring Magazine and SN Boxing):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Tom Craze (Bad Left Hook):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Fraser Coffeen (Bloody Elbow):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Anton Tabuena (Bloody Elbow):*115-113 Golovkin
                      The Associated Press:*114-114 draw
                      Adam Caparell (Complex Sports):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Bill Simmons (HBO and The Ringer):*114-114 draw
                      Steven Muehlhausen (Sporting News):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Graham Houston (Boxing Monthly):*Canelo won
                      Michael Montero (MonteroOnBoxing):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Matt Christie (Boxing News):*115-114 Golovkin
                      George Willis (New York Post):*114-114 draw
                      Gary Melo (SportsNet Canada):*Golovkin won
                      Below The Belt Podcast:*115-113 Golovkin
                      World Boxing News:*115-113 Golovkin
                      Jeff Powell (Daily Mail):*116-113 Golovkin
                      Marcos Villegas (Fight Hub TV):*114-114 draw
                      Michelle Rosado (Raging Babe):*115-113 Canelo
                      Michelle Joy Phelps (Behind the Gloves):*115-113 Golovkin
                      Lennox Lewis:*Golovkin won by 2 rounds
                      Fight Nights:*115-113 Golovkin
                      Michael Woods (NYFights.com):*two point edge for Golovkin
                      Dieter Kurtenbach (San Jose Mercury News and the East Bay Times):*Golovkin won by 3 rounds
                      Rafael G (the Fight City):*116-112 Golovkin
                      Thanks for posting that...

                      Here's the official scorecards and punch stats.

                      Round 2 went to Canelo on all 3 judges cards yet GGG landed twice the power shots and jabs.

                      Round 3 also went to Canelo on all 3 scored-cards and although it was closer GGG again out landed both jabs and power-shots.

                      Round 5 all 3 judges scored for Canelo...a round which GGG out landed Canelo 22-14/ 10-6 jabs/ 12-8 power punches. GGG out landed Canelo in both jabs and power-shots by 50%.

                      If those round were scored with any integrity it should have gone 112-116/111-117/112-116 all for GGG. Even if you gave the 3rd round to Canelo although he was out-landed in both jabs and power-shots or only the 5th round for that matter...it's still a unanimous decision for GGG.



                      Last edited by jaded; 09-16-2018, 03:41 PM.

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