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Interesting article about what Golovkin and Rolls want to improve on.
Never liked what I saw in the video clips coming out of the gym when he was with Sanchez.
Question.... At age 37 is it too late??
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Interesting article about what Golovkin and Rolls want to improve on.
Never liked what I saw in the video clips coming out of the gym when he was with Sanchez.
Question.... At age 37 is it too late??Last edited by TonyGe; 05-10-2019, 04:40 AM. -
In short.. yeah, it is too late. Don't get me wrong, Golovkin's style should age relatively well. But it takes a year or two to get completely acclimated to the new trainer. By that time, Golovkin will be 39.
TBH I think Golovkin made the most of a relatively crappy situation he ended up. Sanchez was doing a good job promoting him and building him up, so he needed that to get a big fight. He couldn't replace Sanchez between Canelo fights, as that's a recipe for disaster. Now that he can replace him, it's late. -
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Golovkin’s trainer is called Banks. Rolls is his next opponent. Even though they are both African, they are not the same person.Comment
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Read the whole article trying to find Rolls talking about training.
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Think so? I feel like Golovkin has always had the tools, but that the gamelans and coaching from Sanchez were holding him back. In really excited to see him with a new trainer. His cardio is exceptional for his age and he hasn't been in a lot of wars so I think there's time for him.Comment
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i don't think anyone gives a flying ****...or a **** ass.....
hell prob bring steve forbes out of retirement next
cant wait for tony ge to post a link to "2 pounds says he feels better than he did 15 years ago and is ready to give golovkin his toughest test yet"Comment
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lol, op thought Rolls was the damn trainer...that is hilariousComment
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