GGG is 34 and hasnt fought a damn soul

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Out wrestling him in the clinch and all a 175-185 GGG:scust:






Keep believing network manufactured hype jobs brehs:mjlol:

Mosley is strong as fukk though, he maybe shot but he's still faster then ggg and fast as shyt. Without those sparring gloves he'd probably drop Mosley in 4 rounds. Not going to lie mosley looked fast as shyt in there.
 

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As far as footwork goes, all GGG has had to do is cut off the ring to finish people. To be honest though that's something not everyone does well and he does it great. The way he kept Rosada's bloody ass against the ropes while he ran was great. He's fought two top ten middleweights and dropped both of them in under three rounds. I really don't know what else he has to do when people won't fight him. I am interested to see the Cotto fight if it gets made though. Cotto has taken on a lot of challenges in the past.
 

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Amateurs=Pro's ??


No but you aren't going to medal at the games unless you are very technically sound. I may get at #Shookboys for picking on vanilla midgets but I'm not apart of this "GGG will get exposed" crowd. The only guy people see him losing to is the #2 fighter in the world (possibly #1 :mjpls:)
 

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No but you aren't going to medal at the games unless you are very technically sound. I may get at #Shookboys for picking on vanilla midgets but I'm not apart of this "GGG will get exposed" crowd. The only guy people see him losing to is the #2 fighter in the world (possibly #1 :mjpls:)
I know this, just saying
 

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No but you aren't going to medal at the games unless you are very technically sound. I may get at #Shookboys for picking on vanilla midgets but I'm not apart of this "GGG will get exposed" crowd. The only guy people see him losing to is the #2 fighter in the world (possibly #1 :mjpls:)

I actually think Canelo gives him the beats. He's just slick enough to make GGG reach with his punches while engaging enough to land a lot on GGG. For GGG to be in there with a bunch of cab drivers, he seems to always leave with a mouse under his eye or a bruise. He's maybe 6-7 rounds with a good fighter away from being exposed.
 

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I actually think Canelo gives him the beats. He's just slick enough to make GGG reach with his punches while engaging enough to land a lot on GGG. For GGG to be in there with a bunch of cab drivers, he seems to always leave with a mouse under his eye or a bruise. He's maybe 6-7 rounds with a good fighter away from being exposed.

I hate the term exposed. What does this even mean? Was Tyson exposed by Douglas? Was Ali exposed by fraiser? Was fraiser exposed by foreman?

Boxers lose. It's part of the sport.

To say exposed implies that ggg is a hype job, all manufactured and marketed. Which is something only a total couch potato internet warrior would say.

As I've said numerous times already in this forum, ggg has a very solid amateur resume. He's sparred top tier fighters (such as canelo). He's beaten multiple top 10 gatekeepers brutally. That is the opposite of a hype job. He's been a well respected fighter in the ranks for quite some time.

Dude is the opposite of a hype job. Maybe he's over rated when ppl expect him to be goat status, but so far, he's done everything he's supposed to do at this stage in his career.
 

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I actually think Canelo gives him the beats. He's just slick enough to make GGG reach with his punches while engaging enough to land a lot on GGG. For GGG to be in there with a bunch of cab drivers, he seems to always leave with a mouse under his eye or a bruise. He's maybe 6-7 rounds with a good fighter away from being exposed.

Canelo's resume does look better than GGG amateur and pro resume but I think he is too small for him. Canelo got wobbled by Cotto's struggle boxing brother, I don't see him taking that power at all and he isn't defensively responsible enough to avoid it for 12 rounds.
 

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No but you aren't going to medal at the games unless you are very technically sound. I may get at #Shookboys for picking on vanilla midgets but I'm not apart of this "GGG will get exposed" crowd. The only guy people see him losing to is the #2 fighter in the world (possibly #1 :mjpls:)

Audley Harrison would like to have a word with you. :sas1:
 

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:bryan:..he got you there krack

That's just one of gazillions of examples of guys that medaled in the Olympics and had great success in the am's but flopped badly when they hit the "world level" in the pros or even before they got to that point.

Another example...Jorge Luis Gonzalez, who probably has the best amateur resume of all-time, when it comes to the quality of names he's beaten...on his resume, two future undisputed champs (Lennox & Bowe) 3 olympic gold medalists (Lennox, Stevenson & Biggs) and four Olympic medalists overall...but as soon as stepped up to the elite level in the pros against Bowe, he got exposed badly and was made to look like a low grade club fighter...and he went into that fight undefeated with a 95% KO ratio and was tagged by the boxing press as an "avoided fighter". :ohhh:
 

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That's just one of gazillions of examples of guys that medaled in the Olympics and had great success in the am's but flopped badly when they hit the "world level" in the pros or even before they got to that point.

Another example...Jorge Luis Gonzalez, who probably has the best amateur resume of all-time, when it comes to the quality of names he's beaten...on his resume, two future undisputed champs (Lennox & Bowe) 3 olympic gold medalists (Lennox, Stevenson & Biggs) and four Olympic medalists overall...but as soon as stepped up to the elite level in the pros against Bowe, he got exposed badly and was made to look like a low grade club fighter...and he went into that fight undefeated with a 95% KO ratio and was tagged by the boxing press as an "avoided fighter". :ohhh:
Jorge was like damn near every other Cuban who defected...as soon as they are not under commie discipline to train they fall apart..some sooner some later but they falter for some reason..just a strange difficulty to adapt to the pro game...the bowe loss was supposed to be a minor setback as bowe was still a top and prime fighter..but he was lost to me when he let a past prime but motivated tim witherspoon beat the breaks off him
 

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Jorge was like damn near every other Cuban who defected...as soon as they are not under commie discipline to train they fall apart..some sooner some later but they falter for some reason..just a strange difficulty to adapt to the pro game...the bowe loss was supposed to be a minor setback as bowe was still a top and prime fighter..but he was lost to me when he let a past prime but motivated tim witherspoon beat the breaks off him

Odlaneir Solis :snoop:

One of the biggest wastes of talent i ever seen.

Casamayor had a decent career though.:ehh:

Always thought he had the type of style that could give Floyd some issues...Pac too.
 
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