Why so much of Ggg hate now?

[DreamFighter]

based on what was Canelo in his prime? Obviously he wasn't a kid fresh out of the amateurs, but how can you look at his performances at that time and even suggest he was where he is today?

Being weight-drained had a lot to do w/ him losing to Floyd. But that was the first time they placed him in front of a guy who was meant to be knocked out.

You have to be blind not to see that Canelo has improved greatly since then. Between the two GGG fights he basically transformed. Only an idiot would suggest the pre-rematch Canelo was the same man we have before us today.

The guy who showed up for the rematch and almost beat Golovkin would have MURDERED Floyd, Shane and Cotto.

u've barely seen canelo fight.

anyway... thanks for supporting the harebrained theory that canelo is green after 43 fights but GGG is past it with just 40. its like tko6 all over again, some of the theories you read here.

[Rusty Tromboni]

u've barely seen canelo fight.

anyway... thanks for supporting the harebrained theory that canelo is green after 43 fights but GGG is past it with just 40. its like tko6 all over again, some of the theories you read here.

You say lots of dumb stuff. Lots. But the penchant you have for digging yourself deeper into a hole is unmatched. Even in this loon-bin.

Look, when you've been exposed, the smart thing to do is reset. Just walk yourself back from what you said, and try to provide a different context. Piling more rubbish on top of it only makes things worse. You're not shielding yourself from your previously idiotic post just by making another.

Canelo was a different fighter before the Golovkin rematch that's visible to anyone. Golovkin is 38 years old, he will naturally feel the effects of father time differently than a man entering his physical prime. Anyone who's followed Boxing for a minute recognizes the fight tally can be misleading and apply differently to different fighters.

[MDPopescu]

Before his loss everyone was rideing Ggg wave talking anout how he would be a 160 great one day.

I was and still am a Ggg fan i was rooting for Canelo over him thoe bit still suport Ggg but now everyone is against him calling little G making him into a Meme lol.

He is still a top notch fighter who brings nothing but excitement to the ring and is still pretty humble why hate.

... It's not only about GGG...

... boxing fans in the U.S. use to "hate" European fighters coming to U.S. (from UK or "former Soviet Union")... nothing special...

[DreamFighter]

You say lots of dumb stuff. Lots. But the penchant you have for digging yourself deeper into a hole is unmatched. Even in this loon-bin.

Look, when you've been exposed, the smart thing to do is reset. Just walk yourself back from what you said, and try to provide a different context. Piling more rubbish on top of it only makes things worse. You're not shielding yourself from your previously idiotic post just by making another.

Canelo was a different fighter before the Golovkin rematch that's visible to anyone. Golovkin is 38 years old, he will naturally feel the effects of father time differently than a man entering his physical prime. Anyone who's followed Boxing for a minute recognizes the fight tally can be misleading and apply differently to different fighters.

suddenly canelo was a different fighter, and suddenly golovkin was past it....both at the exact moment that golovkin lost, fancy that. what a coincidence....

good luck.

[TonyGe]

suddenly canelo was a different fighter, and suddenly golovkin was past it....both at the exact moment that golovkin lost, fancy that. what a coincidence....

good luck.

There is nothing sudden about his reflexes slowing up. No one has suggested that it was sudden except you and a couple of other agenda driven guys. At the elite level it makes a difference.

[DreamFighter]

There is nothing sudden about his reflexes slowing up. No one has suggested that it was sudden except you and a couple of other agenda driven guys. At the elite level it makes a difference.

wake up, your buddy suggests BOTH happenings coincide.

Thanks for killing him off for me though.

[Rusty Tromboni]

suddenly canelo was a different fighter, and suddenly golovkin was past it....both at the exact moment that golovkin lost, fancy that. what a coincidence....

good luck.

Sorry, when did Golovkin lose?


I get it. You're campaigning hard to be the Forum Fool. With so many other clowns around, the competition must be tough. But you're better than this. Do you not have parents? Did they never love you? Has no one ever believed in you? You don't have to shame yourself like this. You don't have to reduce yourself to this level to get attention. God made you for a reason, not to be a plaything, not to be a toy.

Get a hold of yourself. Have some selfrespect.

Look if you wanna actually start following Boxing and discuss it, people here will treat you like a man and engage you with respect. But they way you're acting you seem like you really hate yourself, and you want to guilt others into loving somebody even you can't bring yourself to love. I know that is common where you come from, but that don't make it normal or right.

[-Kev-]

His fans are still his fans and his critics are still his critics.

He's actually had less hate ever since the Jacobs and two Canelo fights. Mainly because after those fights, his hyped died down considerably, so his fans were no longer as annoying, they were more realistic about what he can actually do at the elite level and where he can fight (not 168-175), and the fantasy match-ups that he can win also died down.

[DreamFighter]

Sorry, when did Golovkin lose?


I get it. .

this pretty much sums it up, nuff said.

[Rusty Tromboni]

His fans are still his fans and his critics are still his critics.

He's actually had less hate ever since the Jacobs and two Canelo fights. Mainly because after those fights, his hyped died down considerably, so his fans were no longer as annoying, they were more realistic about what he can actually do at the elite level and where he can fight (not 168-175), and the fantasy match-ups that he can win also died down.

LOL, what exaggerations were being made? That he'd beat Joe Louis in a shoot-out? That he'd do to Ali what Foreman couldn't?

Anyone who actually watches Boxing and has trained a little recognizes Golovkin is one of the best ever at 160. He'd kill pretty much anyone since Monzon. There's no dis*****g it. On film he's clearly a class above anything we've seen in decades.