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What Happened to GOLOVKIN's Hype? Secret SNAC Transformation coming?
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostCanelo ... 22 years old and severely drained by Floyd's catchweight.
Manny ... 36 years old and coming off a brutal KO defeat that sidelined him for 12 months. Prime world champions doe.
GTFOH with that bullshit.
And again I ask how many prime world champions did Golovkin actually beat? It seems as soon as he stopped fighting tomato cans he got exposed. That's why his hype is gone.
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Originally posted by Johnwoo8686 View PostCanelo was 23, learn how to do simple math please. And Manny at 36 was the second best welterweight in the world at the time only behind Floyd. So miss me with the "not prime" bull****.
And again I ask how many prime world champions did Golovkin actually beat? It seems as soon as he stopped fighting tomato cans he got exposed. That's why his hype is gone.Last edited by daggum; 02-01-2020, 11:36 PM.
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Originally posted by daggum View Postcanelo at 152 who barely beat trout in his previous fight was prime? thats a huge reach. he didnt have the experience at the time and he was drained at 154 so 152 was obviously much worse. pac who just lost to marquez by ko, bradley, and then horn after floyd was prime? i know you want them to be prime but...they arent. ggg fought a prime canelo. barrera, morales, and marquez at 126/130 fought prime pac. even cotto/clottey fought prime pac. this is a silly statement. the guy was losing left and right and floyd wasnt impressive at all in that fight. pac actually landed the much better shots so i wouldnt be touting that as some great win.
And beating Manny at 36 while Manny was champion is still better than Manny LOSING to a nearly 40 year old Marquez who wasn't champion.
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Originally posted by Johnwoo8686 View PostStop using Canelo's weight as an excuse to why he lost. By that standard we can discredit several of Manny's wins because he fought more catchweight fights than Floyd did. Canelo was entering his prime when he fought Floyd. I wouldn't say he was at his absolute peak but he was certainly a solid champion at that time and Floyd schooled him.
And beating Manny at 36 while Manny was champion is still better than Manny LOSING to a nearly 40 year old Marquez who wasn't champion.Last edited by kafkod; 02-02-2020, 05:15 AM.
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Originally posted by Johnwoo8686 View PostCanelo was 23, learn how to do simple math please. And Manny at 36 was the second best welterweight in the world at the time only behind Floyd. So miss me with the "not prime" bull****.
And again I ask how many prime world champions did Golovkin actually beat? It seems as soon as he stopped fighting tomato cans he got exposed. That's why his hype is gone.
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Originally posted by daggum View Postcanelo at 152 who barely beat trout in his previous fight was prime? thats a huge reach. he didnt have the experience at the time and he was drained at 154 so 152 was obviously much worse. pac who just lost to marquez by ko, bradley, and then horn after floyd was prime? i know you want them to be prime but...they arent. ggg fought a prime canelo. barrera, morales, and marquez at 126/130 fought prime pac. even cotto/clottey fought prime pac. this is a silly statement. the guy was losing left and right and floyd wasnt impressive at all in that fight. pac actually landed the much better shots so i wouldnt be touting that as some great win.
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Originally posted by Young Bidness View PostThe former P4P #1 is nonexistent...
Super GGG coming? I better hope so. I expect nothing less than a HULK to show up at 168.Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostThe came up with a crazy theory that beating bums makes a fighter an ATG. Slowing down? Golovkin has always been slow as ****.
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Originally posted by Articulateboxin View PostHave I missed something here? I don't get why GGG has such a terrible rep on this forum, I mean even if you had him losing both fights against Canelo, they were damn close for sure. Yes he's remained at a single weight class for most of his career and historically speaking, of course that's going to hurt his long term standing but the dude is/was a quality fighter.
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