If you thought GGG "ran" against Canelo, YDKSAB

[man down]

"Fight like a man" "Mexican style, don't run" then Golovkin got outmanned and out Mexican'd.

Tell me who was hurt in the first and second fight?

[Robbie Barrett]

Tell me who was hurt in the first and second fight?

Golovkin backed up for no reason. The punches didn't hurt a all? What a smart man you are.

[The Big Dunn]

Did GGG run, no. But lets get to the heart of why posters are saying this.

Running is the favorite term of the fans of come forward power punchers and crude brawlers because they need a way to denigrate any fighter that outboxes whatever non American "monster" is in front of them.

Post Floyd, guys like Loma and GGG, favorites of the anti Floyd set on NSB, have shown the ability to box and move. When they do and it gets called running, they b-tch and moan about how unfair that is to call it that.

Maybe if you guys hadn't started that ****** sh-t it wouldn't get thrown in your faces.

[Robbie Barrett]

Like Kellerman put it. Canelo won the story of the fight. He was challenged, he accepted and won the challenge. He fought exactly how Golovkin wanted and forced Golovkin out his comfort zone. Made Golovkin look like a fool.

[satiev1]

They literally stood in the middle of the ring and slugged it out for most of the fight. There was nary a clinch the entire fight, and nobody was "running".

If anyone ran in either of the fights, it was Canelo in the 1st fight.

Not one time did ggg's back touch the ropes. He jabbed took a step back and circled back to the front of the ring. Lots of casuals on here.

[Joe Beamish]

Anyone who agrees with Kellerman is a mental ******.

[Robbie Barrett]

Not one time did ggg's back touch the ropes. He jabbed took a step back and circled back to the front of the ring. Lots of casuals on here.

After challenging Canelo to a shootout, he was the one ducking the firing line.

[Vlad_]

They literally stood in the middle of the ring and slugged it out for most of the fight. There was nary a clinch the entire fight, and nobody was "running".

If anyone ran in either of the fights, it was Canelo in the 1st fight.

Yup, that's pretty much the same conclusion I came to:

https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...d.php?t=792732

[man down]

Not one time did ggg's back touch the ropes. He jabbed took a step back and circled back to the front of the ring. Lots of casuals on here.

Just stop with the facts!

[5burowz]

Golovkin was the one disengaging from exchanges and backing up. He was the one conceding ground the entire fight.

horse ****