Is there any date set for Gennady Golovkin next fight?

[Boxing-1013]

Brought canelo to places he never been before? Where is this place? Man gtfoh

I guess you didnt see floyd take 12 straight rounds from canelo.

I guess you didn't see the lara fight

And regarding the ggg vs jacobs fight. I guess you watched a different fight than me and the judges. 2 judges had it 7-5 and the 3rd judge had it 6 rounds a piece. That's called barely dude.

And I had it 114-113 GGG. 6 rounds a piece. With ggg getting the knockdown and the narrow win

Canelo fought way different fights vs GGG and Floyd (and Lara). Floyd is credited with taking Canelo to school; Lara had great moments of skill vs Canelo; GGG had Canelo running scared for a lot of the first fight. So yes, taking him to places never been before is apt. Not sure why anyone would have such a pouty reaction to that comment.

GGG-Jacobs was as easy a fight to score as any competitive fight I can remember. As evidenced by the 3 judges' cards being nearly identical really. 1 judge had it over after 8 rounds; the other 2 had it over after 9 rounds. The only real debatable round in the first ten was the 7th, and that was the only round the judges differed on.

11 was similar to the 7th; and the 12th was typically hard (for me anyway) to score since it was a typical all heart/effort final round which usually means some good activity, sloppy punching, and difficulty (especially live) isolating exactly what landed clean etc, and who won the round.

After the 9th (or 10th) round the judges seemed to officially throw Danny the last two rounds (5 out of 6 rounds from the judges' 3 cards), for his effort or for bonus points I suppose. Danny got 7 of 9 official points among the 7th, 11th and 12th rounds which was really very fortunate for 3 very close rounds. The clearest of those was probably the 12th for GGG which he only won on 1 card.

When you get outlanded by 50 punches, outlanded in about 9 or 10 rounds, and get dropped, you don't deserve to win or even deserve to make a claim about winning. Especially when you are fighting in your own backyard.

[Boxing-1013]

I think any honest person would admit GGG's run/comp level in those 20 fights was definitely higher than Bernard's. That says enough really, when comparing the two there

shame that all of them honest people are you. GGG got beat by the 2nd top contender he faced.

Thanks for your opinion. What does that have to do with my post?

[DreamFighter]

Thanks for your opinion. What does that have to do with my post?

meaning its lower calibre, if u were honest

[DreamFighter]

yuh jacobs was a clear (but close) win for GGG, for sure.

also his first top contender win...but important in that it showed first time that GGG could outpoint a top contender.

[QballLobo]

BBB sides trainer said that he want 2 tuneup fights before the Canelo trilogy.
BBB side has yet to publicly refute this.
So if BBB side gets one fight in before the end of 2020 than another tuneup in April/May of 2021 that means the earliest Canelo beats his ass is around September of 2021.

[Zaryu]

frochs last fight was over a year before GGG finally won a title and proved himself relevant.
its the exact opposite of your train of thought.

How is that against my train of thought?

[Robi13]

Well who is better, who won, who is a great etc, it's all an opinion. I saw him beat Canelo twice. More people agree with me that GGG was the better man over the course of those 2 fights, than agree with you, that Canelo deserved a win.

Not that it really matters. 99% of people could say Canelo won and it wouldn't change what happened in the ring. That Canelo fought well at times but only fought in spurts and GGG clearly won enough rounds to win both.

Ggg got out boxed the first fight then cried about Mexican style and proceeded to get his ass whopper Mexican style in the second fight... shut your dumb ass up with the whole “most people agree” bs because that’s all it is bs! Facts are they have a draw and canelo had a win... nothing else matters next

[Boxing-1013]

meaning its lower calibre, if u were honest

yuh jacobs was a clear (but close) win for GGG, for sure.

also his first top contender win...but important in that it showed first time that GGG could outpoint a top contender.

No offense but with the language barrier I never really understand what you're saying. If you consider Canelo the 2nd top contender GGG faced, I can only imagine how low you rate BHop's opposition at 160. I know you're a very neutral, not biased guy, so I'm sure you'll agree.

[Boxing-1013]

Ggg got out boxed the first fight then cried about Mexican style and proceeded to get his ass whopper Mexican style in the second fight... shut your dumb ass up with the whole “most people agree” bs because that’s all it is bs! Facts are they have a draw and canelo had a win... nothing else matters next

Lol whatever you have to tell yourself man. Someone definitely got outboxed in the first fight. But it wasn't the guy who got outlanded by about 50 punches

[bluebeam]

Canelo fought way different fights vs GGG and Floyd (and Lara). Floyd is credited with taking Canelo to school; Lara had great moments of skill vs Canelo; GGG had Canelo running scared for a lot of the first fight. So yes, taking him to places never been before is apt. Not sure why anyone would have such a pouty reaction to that comment.

GGG-Jacobs was as easy a fight to score as any competitive fight I can remember. As evidenced by the 3 judges' cards being nearly identical really. 1 judge had it over after 8 rounds; the other 2 had it over after 9 rounds. The only real debatable round in the first ten was the 7th, and that was the only round the judges differed on.

11 was similar to the 7th; and the 12th was typically hard (for me anyway) to score since it was a typical all heart/effort final round which usually means some good activity, sloppy punching, and difficulty (especially live) isolating exactly what landed clean etc, and who won the round.

After the 9th (or 10th) round the judges seemed to officially throw Danny the last two rounds (5 out of 6 rounds from the judges' 3 cards), for his effort or for bonus points I suppose. Danny got 7 of 9 official points among the 7th, 11th and 12th rounds which was really very fortunate for 3 very close rounds. The clearest of those was probably the 12th for GGG which he only won on 1 card.

When you get outlanded by 50 punches, outlanded in about 9 or 10 rounds, and get dropped, you don't deserve to win or even deserve to make a claim about winning. Especially when you are fighting in your own backyard.

I already posted all 3 judges scorecards. 115-112 115-112 114-113

None of them gave ggg 8 rounds so stop making **** up.

And ggg took canelo to a place he never been? Where? To a win? Cause ggg has no wins over Canelo. Its clearly the opposite. Canelo took ggg to a place he bever been which is defeat. And he got his ass handed to him again by dereavychencko after that. The minute ggg fought real fighters. His career stalled.

GGG career has nose dived since his rematch with canelo. He fought a bum in rolls. Then got beat up by dereavychencko. And now he about to fight another bum.

Canelo has moved up 2 divisions since taking golovkins undefeated record.

Its clear who been to places they never been.

You dudes are boxer groupies instead of boxing fans. Call a spade a spade.