Survive Cancer only to enter Da Big Drama Show brehs : GGG/Jacobs 3/18

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Sergio always got hit too much to be a threat for GGG. Period.
Sergio best fight on his resume as MW champ was a drunk and shot Pavlik.
Lets not go overboard on what he actually was.

Sergio would get bodied and destroyed by a GGG.

I agree 100% Sergio got hit but it's obvious that GGG has a ceiling when it came to the level of talent he faced. Martinez being southpaw would have covered his ribs plus his combos were blazing fast. Paul Williams...a better Macklin, Pavlik, prime Cintron and Barker IMHO make me believe this.

The truly elite showcase their talent when faced with another elite...dude faced an above average WW and the #2 MW and looks average as fukk outside of his chin, power shots and cutting off the ring movement. And 2 of those can't be taught in the gym. He genuinely looks confused when he can't back you up or you change your attack.

Abel and HBO created this whole " I let ppl hiy me" bullshyt is a great marketing ploy...it's shyt cause it's 150% fukkin false.

Anyone having him ranked above Ward, Krusher, Loma, Crawford or Canelo is nuts.

Canelo outside of getting caught clean may wash him. And I am serious.
 
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I don't get the people who criticizing Jacobs for anything here.

Almost novody really expected him to fight this good and smart regardless of who thinks what about the decision he fought a great fight and definitely raised his profile.
From a 8-1 underdog position he fought a fight where at the end many people even thought he won, he gave Golovkin his toughest fight ever, his first 12 rounds fight. Huge props for Jacobs, honestly I didn't think he is capable of that but anybody can be wrong. Looking forward to see how he does in 168, when he moves up.

This was the kind of fight which raised the loser's profile while damaged the winner's a little.
 

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I don't get the people who criticizing Jacobs for anything here.

Almost novody really expected him to fight this good and smart regardless of who thinks what about the decision he fought a great fight and definitely raised his profile.
From a 8-1 underdog position he fought a fight where at the end many people even thought he won, he gave Golovkin his toughest fight ever, his first 12 rounds fight. Huge props for Jacobs, honestly I didn't think he is capable of that but anybody can be wrong. Looking forward to see how he does in 168, when he moves up.

This was the kind of fight which raised the loser's profile while damaged the winner's a little.

Needed to press the action a tad more. If they rematch I think he moves forward more. He fought brilliantly.
 

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he's 35 - two more year and he'll retire undefeated
Looking at how he ages already I don't think so.
I think he's gonna lose to Canelo in September and then retire and I think even if he wins there he will retire after. What Sanchez said about them vacatng all the belts if they beat BJS somehow suggests that for me.
 

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Looking at how he ages already I don't think so.
I think he's gonna lose to Canelo in September and then retire and I think even if he wins there he will retire after. What Sanchez said about them vacatng all the belts if they beat BJS somehow suggests that for me.

Might as well take belts out of the Canelo negotiations so you don't get bent. If I was Canelo I'd tell dude 12 milllon flat take it or leave it.
 

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Brehs in here need to stop overreacting. You guys are doing the same thing Kovalev stans did when Ward won. There's no robbery when a close fight doesn't go your way, simple.


IMO, Jacobs had all the tools to give GGG problems (athelticism, speed, good amateur background, taller, heavier) and he GAVE THE FIGHT AWAY. His coach was right all throughout the fight :" box and we're winning that easy" but dumb ass Jacobs made the mistake like twice to trade and get touched by GGG at the end of a round thus giving it to GGG in the process :snoop:. At the end of the 9th specifically, coach says clearly to Jacobs "you're making it hard, you had that round and you're giving it back by being careless". And that was after he told him "that was close, you made it close, stick to the game plan !" at the end of the 8th ! :snoop:. Had Jacobs listened to his coach and stay focused on his orders like Thurman did against Garcia, he simply would have won easily :manny: Jacobs started almost all his rounds great but he lost some because he stopped following the clear strategy his coach gave him and repeated every time between rounds. Jacobs' coach was the best thing of this fight as he laid down the perfect blueprint to Jacobs but Jacobs couldn't not follow his instincts at times and that cost him.


Also, brehs may not have noticed but Jacobs falling to his knees while GGG had the poker face and was being carried by Sanchez at the end of the 12th sent the wrong message on that last round. That had his corner screaming him to "stand up !!! :damn:" because they knew a close fight is also judged on looks (see Choc losing to Sor). I had Jacobs ahead 6-5 going to the last round and the last round was close so I was about to score the last 10-10 to make it a draw but when I saw that I thought GGG may have edged that round to a W in the eyes of the judges because of that. Not a 115-112 W of course but a 114-113.



From this fight, it's clear Ward beats GGG easily. GGG cuts the ring very well and has a good distance management but he looks very sluggish against athletic boxers with good footwork. I thought Brook was just a fluke but he looked bad against Jacobs too. Heavier brehs absorb GGG's shots with ease and he doesn't look good in the inside so Ward beats GGG all day, it's pretty obvious now imo. I don't think that GGGis now food to Canelo though. The blueprint to beat him is now clear but as other brehs said, Canelo doesn't have the tools to lay it down. GGG also displayed a great jab in both Lemieux and Jacobs fights. And that jab won it that one closely too so considering Canelo seems bothered by good jabbers, that GGG fight can go either way. Talking about Canelo, I think he's beatable by Jacobs honestly. He looked bad against Lara and Jacobs has more power than him (and definitely enough to make Canelo think twice) and can also be as mobile as him. Canelo is worse at cutting the ring than GGG, Jacobs may pretty much be able to beat Alvarez :ehh:... if he sticks to the game plan ! If anything after that Quillin beating and with the display he put on, Jacobs may somehow become an avoided fighter for other 160ers.

Finally, breh in charge of the music tonight was killing it with that 90s hip hop vibe :lolbron: I also have that feel that Luchini is boxing's equivalent of Party Up in the NBA
 

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This fight to me represents a lot of things that are wrong with boxing...

If a prime BHop fought today he would probably never win a fight based on last nights scoring by some people...

You have HBO company fighter stanning misleading fans and folks awarding ineffective aggression over ring generalship...BOXING is not a fukking Rocky movie, you don't score a fight based off whose coming forward...Ring generalship and clean and effective punching trump EVERYTHING when it comes to scoring boxing...There is a big difference between effective aggression and ineffective aggression...You cut the ring off and bang, that's effective aggression...That's NOT what little g did last night, compubox indicates all he did last night was land jabs meaning Danny kept him in the center of the ring most of the fight...

Danny was the one with the edge in power because he was the one dictating the pacing of the fight...They would box when Danny wanted and exchanged hands when Danny wanted...Danny won almost all of these exchanges hence the power punch numbers being in his favor...Danny was the one controlling the pacing of the fight aka the ring general, even that fakkit Lampley mentioned little g's low punch output multiple time...but Danny got no credit for being the ring general because little g was "coming forward"...:martin:

It is what it is though, we seen this shyt so many times...HBO wasn't going to let that big money Nelo/97g fight fall apart because of Danny Jacobs...Boxing business trumps what fighters do in the ring and unfortunately that will never change...
 
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canelo beats jacobs on some clear 8-4, 7-5 shyt. this is the same guy who still looked like shyt vs mora. canelo is too sharp and too precise with his punches. canelo is leaps and bounds better than little g defensively as well. i've said it all along. canelo is knocking little g out.

Lmao this nikkaz don't know shyt about boxing

Canelo would knock Danny Jacobs the fukk out, he's fought way better boxers, that middleweight division is hot trash

GGG lost the fight, because he did not want to knock Danny Jacobs out, I think he seriously believed he would kill Danny Jacobs if you really let his hands go
Brehs in here need to stop overreacting. You guys are doing the same thing Kovalev stans did when Ward won. There's no robbery when a close fight doesn't go your way, simple.


IMO, Jacobs had all the tools to give GGG problems (athelticism, speed, good amateur background, taller, heavier) and he GAVE THE FIGHT AWAY. His coach was right all throughout the fight :" box and we're winning that easy" but dumb ass Jacobs made the mistake like twice to trade and get touched by GGG at the end of a round thus giving it to GGG in the process :snoop:. At the end of the 9th specifically, coach says clearly to Jacobs "you're making it hard, you had that round and you're giving it back by being careless". And that was after he told him "that was close, you made it close, stick to the game plan !" at the end of the 8th ! :snoop:. Had Jacobs listened to his coach and stay focused on his orders like Thurman did against Garcia, he simply would have won easily :manny: Jacobs started almost all his rounds great but he lost some because he stopped following the clear strategy his coach gave him and repeated every time between rounds. Jacobs' coach was the best thing of this fight as he laid down the perfect blueprint to Jacobs but Jacobs couldn't not follow his instincts at times and that cost him.


Also, brehs may not have noticed but Jacobs falling to his knees while GGG had the poker face and was being carried by Sanchez at the end of the 12th sent the wrong message on that last round. That had his corner screaming him to "stand up !!! :damn:" because they knew a close fight is also judged on looks (see Choc losing to Sor). I had Jacobs ahead 6-5 going to the last round and the last round was close so I was about to score the last 10-10 to make it a draw but when I saw that I thought GGG may have edged that round to a W in the eyes of the judges because of that. Not a 115-112 W of course but a 114-113.



From this fight, it's clear Ward beats GGG easily. GGG cuts the ring very well and has a good distance management but he looks very sluggish against athletic boxers with good footwork. I thought Brook was just a fluke but he looked bad against Jacobs too. Heavier brehs absorb GGG's shots with ease and he doesn't look good in the inside so Ward beats GGG all day, it's pretty obvious now imo. I don't think that GGGis now food to Canelo though. The blueprint to beat him is now clear but as other brehs said, Canelo doesn't have the tools to lay it down. GGG also displayed a great jab in both Lemieux and Jacobs fights. And that jab won it that one closely too so considering Canelo seems bothered by good jabbers, that GGG fight can go either way. Talking about Canelo, I think he's beatable by Jacobs honestly. He looked bad against Lara and Jacobs has more power than him (and definitely enough to make Canelo think twice) and can also be as mobile as him. Canelo is worse at cutting the ring than GGG, Jacobs may pretty much be able to beat Alvarez :ehh:... if he sticks to the game plan ! If anything after that Quillin beating and with the display he put on, Jacobs may somehow become an avoided fighter for other 160ers.

Finally, breh in charge of the music tonight was killing it with that 90s hip hop vibe :lolbron: I also have that feel that Luchini is boxing's equivalent of Party Up in the NBA

Fight wasn't that hard to score, his coach was right because he knew the judges would use any excuse to give GGG a round

If Jacobs was a draw he would've got the decision period

Out easily out scored GGG, GGG couldn't do anything other than jab he never threw a combination of the jab, when jacobs would rip him down stairs with combinations and come back up top with hooks

he clearly won the fight, the knock down was a flash knock down, when herold ledderman gave the 8th round to GGG I knew i was some bulllshyt people want to see what they want because he gave a lot closer round to jacob prior lmao

GGG had no power down the stretch of the fight, he caught jacob with an uppercut and didn't even hurt him

Jacobs defense was sloppy as fukk and GGG still couldn't get to him lmao, Canelo would've knocked Jacobs out I'm sorry, he's just not that good of a boxer
 

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Might as well take belts out of the Canelo negotiations so you don't get bent. If I was Canelo I'd tell dude 12 milllon flat take it or leave it.
they supposedly offered him 15 M + split
Golovkin should take that imo but I guess first we gonna see how this fight did on PPV
 

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Finally, breh in charge of the music tonight was killing it with that 90s hip hop vibe :lolbron: I also have that feel that Luchini is boxing's equivalent of Party Up in the NBA

it tripped me out in 2017 i was hearing shyt like the below...the NY vibe was on point




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i know my breh Tua was loving the shyt man :mjcry:
 

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they supposedly offered him 15 M + split
Golovkin should take that imo but I guess first we gonna see how this fight did on PPV

Nelo can tell GGG 7-8 after the PPV #'s or eat a fat dikk.

Hell COTTO got less with Floyd....GGG and his team are fukkin delusional. Nikka pushin 35 and don't do numbers it ain't hard....I'd tell him I call shots fukk you and your belts.
 
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