GGG-Canelo Master Discussion Thread
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Nope, it isn't.
I wanna see Jo Jo Diaz vs Gary Russell Jr, so Im rooting for Diaz in that fight and we get to see if Diego De La Hoya is really the truth, or if Cabellero going to take his 0
I like it
HamAndEgger
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Undercard looks ehhh but I wasn't expecting a crazy undercard to begin with.
Which is fukked up.
Goldenboy used to throw solid cards ppv.
reservoirdogs
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anyone could explain what's wrong with this undercard?
what exactly did y'all expected if this is bad for you
I wanted lemeiux vs bj saunders.
im not overtly crazy about it either but its not bad..oscar though has been getting lazy with building undercards
reservoirdogs
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BJS already fighting Willie Monroe the same date earlier in the UK so that was not realistic
yea, and lemieux is out for the rest of the year rehabbing his hands, too...right? sucks.
Could have potentially happened before the willie pick.
Options.
Im happy you are delighted with the card doggy.
reservoirdogs
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still crude af...
I think Cotto can outbox him if they really meet in December
would be Cotto's last fight too so the ol' diva would have extra motivation too
Ain't impressed with ya boy's gut.
I'll keep u updated on his physique during training camp
Golovkin's Coach: Jacobs Was a Hornet, Canelo is a Mosquito!
By Miguel Rivera
Abel Sanchez, trainer of IBF, IBO, WBA, WBC middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin (37-0, 34 KOs) is really looking forward to September 16th, when his star fighter defends his belts against Mexican superstar Saul "Canelo" Alvarez in an HBO Pay-Per-View main event.
Golovkin is coming off his first fight where he was forced to go the entire twelve round distance.
Back in March, Golovkin won a Iclose and competitive unanimous decision over Daniel Jacobs at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The bout against Jacobs had snapped Golovkin's 23 fight streak of knockout victories.
Some felt Golovkin was finally starting to show his advancing age, while others praised Jacobs for exceeding expectations.
Now he goes up against a fighter who is eight years younger. While Sanchez was worried about the bout with Jacobs, he is full of confidence when it comes to the match with Canelo, as he believes Golovkin is superior to the Mexican boxer in almost every way.
"As for power, Jacobs is a hornet and [Canelo] is a mosquito," Sanchez told Albert Perez. "Jacobs was already 20 or 25 pounds heavier when he stepped in the ring. He was taller, longer ... he had everything in his favor. Canelo is shorter, much shorter. Maybe he puts together better combinations, he's faster with his hands, but he's smaller. Golovkin being bigger, I think he will dominate him."
"[Canelo has] knocked out Amir Kahn, who had even been knocked out at 135 pounds, [James] Kirkland, who's always hurt and was knocked out at 154 pounds and had not fought for two years [when he faces Canelo]. Who else has Canelo knocked out with a [true] knockout? Then others he beat because they got tired as was the case with Liam Smith."
"Canelo has to dominate Golovkin and get him out of his fight. If he can do this, then he has a chance."
Talk that shyt Abel
By Miguel Rivera
Abel Sanchez, trainer of IBF, IBO, WBA, WBC middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin (37-0, 34 KOs) is really looking forward to September 16th, when his star fighter defends his belts against Mexican superstar Saul "Canelo" Alvarez in an HBO Pay-Per-View main event.
Golovkin is coming off his first fight where he was forced to go the entire twelve round distance.
Back in March, Golovkin won a Iclose and competitive unanimous decision over Daniel Jacobs at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The bout against Jacobs had snapped Golovkin's 23 fight streak of knockout victories.
Some felt Golovkin was finally starting to show his advancing age, while others praised Jacobs for exceeding expectations.
Now he goes up against a fighter who is eight years younger. While Sanchez was worried about the bout with Jacobs, he is full of confidence when it comes to the match with Canelo, as he believes Golovkin is superior to the Mexican boxer in almost every way.
"As for power, Jacobs is a hornet and [Canelo] is a mosquito," Sanchez told Albert Perez. "Jacobs was already 20 or 25 pounds heavier when he stepped in the ring. He was taller, longer ... he had everything in his favor. Canelo is shorter, much shorter. Maybe he puts together better combinations, he's faster with his hands, but he's smaller. Golovkin being bigger, I think he will dominate him."
"[Canelo has] knocked out Amir Kahn, who had even been knocked out at 135 pounds, [James] Kirkland, who's always hurt and was knocked out at 154 pounds and had not fought for two years [when he faces Canelo]. Who else has Canelo knocked out with a [true] knockout? Then others he beat because they got tired as was the case with Liam Smith."
"Canelo has to dominate Golovkin and get him out of his fight. If he can do this, then he has a chance."
Talk that shyt Abel
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