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Every punch from Brook just seemed to piss him off more.He was getting stronger and stronger. It didn't look like it
Every punch from Brook just seemed to piss him off more.He was getting stronger and stronger. It didn't look like it
Golovkin would knock out Canelo.
I'm not sure anymore. Canelo himself is tough. Sure he may be slower than GGG but he is still strong too. We will never know until they fight each other. They really need to since they are both somewhat in their prime. Let's not get another Pac v Mayweather.
Bullshit stoppage. He should've completed the round at least. GGG was very vulnerable against Brook here. Whether Brook would go down at some point is irrelevant.
Canelo does nothing better than Golovkin. The fighter who's going to beat Golovkin will be a guy that's more athletic and more technically skilled than him, and outboxes him.
Although you have to respect Kell for doing what he did, I hope this ends the experiment of certain British fighters moving around weight classes after Khan got destroyed and now Brook has been dispatched.
Canelo does nothing better than Golovkin. The fighter who's going to beat Golovkin will be a guy that's more athletic and more technically skilled than him, and outboxes him like Brook was trying to do. The problem with Brook is he's not a great fighter, he's a good fighter.
Canelo does nothing better than Golovkin. The fighter who's going to beat Golovkin will be a guy that's more athletic and more technically skilled than him, and outboxes him like Brook was trying to do. The problem with Brook is he's not a great fighter, he's a good fighter.
Oh I agree. I got GGG by ko/tko in the later rounds. I'm just saying they really need to fight each other. Canelo needs to stop ducking him. That's the fight fans want. Canelo better not let us down down the line -_-
If you're good enough than you can do it, the problem is Khan and Brook aren't good enough. They hadn't even dominated the welterweight division before jumping up. I don't understand the move, when there's plenty of big names and money to be made in welterweight.
ggg is 34, canelo would definitely have a chance against him.
Golovkin took Brook's best shots and shrugged them off, the fight was only going to end one way. Exposing your fighter to more punishment than is necessary is both idiotic and negligent.
I applaud Dominic Ingle for having the balls to do the right thing even though he knew he'd get booed for it.
Golovkin has yet to fight a great fighter. He's fighting in a very weak middleweight division and didn't take the chance to fight Andre Ward for p4p number 1 at Super middleweight. Now it's going to be Kovalev vs Ward that's going to determine who's the best fighter of boxing.
I'm not going to pretend I'm a boxing expert but to me it seemed as if Eddie Hearn tried to make the best of the situation once the possibility of Eubank Jr/ GGG fell through. Brook did well in the second round but I feared for him every time GGG got within range or backed him against the ropes.
Hardly, I don't see Canelo doing anything aside from running like a bitch trying to avoid him at all costs. GGG would handle anyone he's eligible to fight.
I still hate Hearn though.
I understand why they said they did it, but welterweight is stacked with names. Hell Amir Khan vs Kell Brook would've been a massive fight in the UK, and made each of them a ton of money without moving up in weight.
If you already know Golovkin is going to beat him, and your Canelo's team wouldn't you want to make as much money as you can and wait till the last minute to fight Golovkin after he's gotten older and taken more punishment; giving your fighter the best chance at him.
Brook deserved at least one more round to see if he could dig in and come back. I understand the stoppage though. Brook gained a lot in this loss.
Definitely that.
Not necessarily throughout the whole fight but he was stunned from 1-2 punches Brook landed.
It's worrying for Golovkin how many good punches Brook landed but you could see he wasn't being rocked by them at all. Brook was thoroughly outclassed and a rematch would be for money only.
I still think Canelo would get knocked out by Golovkin.
Regardless of the towel coming in, that wasn't going to last more than a few rounds anyway.
If GGG is walking through your best punches then it's going to be a short fight. It's a shame for Brook but Golovkin is simply too powerful for him. Brook might have put the weight on but he certainly hasn't been hit like that previously.
I'd like to see Brook take Khan on but I think Khan won't fancy it. Khan thinks he's far better than he actually is.
I prefer Eddie to his Dad lol!
I guess the money on the table was too much to turn down so they cobbled together the best plan b they could. I would love to see Khan vs Brook but Khan has become a bit of a joke IMO over the last few years. Fighting very sporadically, on his own terms and more often than not getting banged out. I don't think he has it in him to face someone like Brook.
Yup and that's exactly what they are doing. Do I blame them? Yes and no. Yes from a business perspective and no from a fan's perspective. A damn shame ain't it lightskintwin? But it's whatever. I don't know if anybody wants to step up to the plate and fight GGG.
Hardly, I don't see Canelo doing anything aside from running like a bitch trying to avoid him at all costs. GGG would handle anyone he's eligible to fight.
Stunned? No. He was never stunned.. but damn he got hit super clean but he never once looked the least bit shaken at all.
GGG said it himself, early in the 1st he felt Brooks best and had no respect for his punches... he fought a stupid fight trying to KO him quick. If he felt danger he wouldn't have left himself so open.
I agree with Max 100%.... Kell wanted out as much as that was stopped.
Khan has elite talent, but a glass jaw that will forever fail him. Plus his style does him no favors since it's very offense oriented leaving him very liable on defense. If Khan was brought up being trained in a style usually associated with defensive African American fighters that focuses on technical skill, athleticism, and footwork while taking the least amount of punishment, Khan could've very well have hid his glass jaw, still be undefeated, and be a massive superstar. Khan's hand speed is incredible. Such a waste of talent.
You know when a boxer says they were never hurt in a fight what they actually mean is they were hurt. And he was hurt by shots. And as for trying to KO him quick well that is GGG. He has always been open to shots but he has a good chin and relies on pressure and punch power.Stunned? No. He was never stunned.. but damn he got hit super clean but he never once looked the least bit shaken at all.
GGG said it himself, early in the 1st he felt Brooks best and had no respect for his punches... he fought a stupid fight trying to KO him quick. If he felt danger he wouldn't have left himself so open.
I agree with Max 100%.... Kell wanted out as much as that was stopped.
No, he go exposed in this fight by a fighter that is normally lower in class. Canelo would beat him.
Khan called out Brook when the GGG fight got announced, Khan will now just shut up again.
Stunned? No. He was never stunned.. but damn he got hit super clean but he never once looked the least bit shaken at all.
GGG said it himself, early in the 1st he felt Brooks best and had no respect for his punches... he fought a stupid fight trying to KO him quick. If he felt danger he wouldn't have left himself so open
That's an interesting take on Khan. Do you think he was surrounded by the wrong trainers or is he just flawed mentally and not able to stick to instructions/ a game plan?
I used to be quite a big Khan fan (I went to see his fight against Diaz live) but have soured on him quite a bit recently.
On another note, Eddie Hearn was trying to claim Brook was ahead on the scorecards when the fight was stopped! Surely not?!
It's going to happen next year. The Mexican fanbase won't allow him to go another year without manning up and fighting Golovkin.
Yeah Brook was ahead. He was making GGG miss and landing his shots. He was probably ahead by a round.
It's not unusual for GGG to get hit a lot and take big shots. He takes them very well and eventually pounds his opponent into submission. Canelo has a shot, but I see GGG forcing him into an action fight. Trading punches, which quickly ends badly for everyone against GGG.No, he go exposed in this fight by a fighter that is normally lower in class. Canelo would beat him.
It's not unusual for GGG to get hit a lot and take big shots. He takes them very well and eventually pounds his opponent into submission. Canelo has a shot, but I see GGG forcing him into an action fight. Trading punches, which quickly ends badly for everyone against GGG.
That's an interesting take on Khan. Do you think he was surrounded by the wrong trainers or is he just flawed mentally and not able to stick to instructions/ a game plan?
I used to be quite a big Khan fan (I went to see his fight against Diaz live) but have soured on him quite a bit recently.
On another note, Eddie Hearn was trying to claim Brook was ahead on the scorecards when the fight was stopped! Surely not?!
It's not unusual for GGG to get hit a lot and take big shots. He takes them very well and eventually pounds his opponent into submission. Canelo has a shot, but I see GGG forcing him into an action fight. Trading punches, which quickly ends badly for everyone against GGG.
It's easy for me to say it, in retrospect. The truth is, there was no way in knowing that at the elite level his chin would be a problem until he got there, because Khan was an incredibly successful at the amateur level and even during the pros. It didn't really rear it's ugly head until the Breidis Prescott fight. Even with the chin issue, let's not forget he still won 2 titles at Jr. Welterweight, and beat good fighters in Andriy Kotelnik, Zab Judah, Paulie Malignaggi, Devon Alexander, Marcos Maidana, and despite getting the official loss to Lamont Peterson, I thought Khan won that fight. So he's still had a pretty decent career.
Yeah hindsight is a wonderful thing. It is easy to forget that he has had a good career and has beaten some good names. Just disappointing when he could of gone down as one of the all-time greats. And doubly frustrating that his ego seems to be getting in the way of some of the more intriguing potential match ups he has left.