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Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:03
by ttornado
10-8 GGG

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:07
by ttornado
10-9 GGG

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:08
by mrbishi
Is he after injuring his right elbow

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:11
by ttornado
10-9 GGG

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:15
by lefty
mrbishi wrote:Is he after injuring his right elbow
?

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:16
by ttornado
10-9 GGG

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:19
by mrbishi
columbo wrote:
mrbishi wrote:Is he after injuring his right elbow
?
Looked like he jarred it midway through rd 2. He didn't throw another right for a few minutes afterwards.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:19
by lefty
mrbishi wrote:
columbo wrote:
mrbishi wrote:Is he after injuring his right elbow
?
Looked like he jarred it midway through rd 2. He didn't throw another right for a few minutes afterwards.
Ah didnt notice that :TU: ... fun fight!

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:20
by ttornado
10-9 GGG
Closer round

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:32
by Tuan_Jim
The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:38
by Datsue
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.

Despite your general curmudgeonery, I can only once again nod sagely in partial agreement.

I mean, he doesn't make me throw my hands up aghast at the state of modern boxing, but I do wonder about those who are desperate to lavish praise upon him.

Think about it: if anyone else had held a strap for a few years but one top ten contender were all they had faced, wouldn't questions be raised by this? Why yet another obscure light-middle?

Of course, he could be Ivan Drago mated with the Terminator, which is what his nut-huggers seem to think. Let him do one of his walking-down jobs on Quillin if he is, or Strum. Then get back to me...

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:42
by lefty
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.
Did you see his fight with Curtis Stevens? Stevens may fall a little short at the top level but he can truely hit with the left hook and he caught GGG flush a few times with it and he didnt even budge.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:43
by lefty
Datsue wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.

Despite your general curmudgeonery, I can only once again nod sagely in partial agreement.

I mean, he doesn't make me throw my hands up aghast at the state of modern boxing, but I do wonder about those who are desperate to lavish praise upon him.

Think about it: if anyone else had held a strap for a few years but one top ten contender were all they had faced, wouldn't questions be raised by this? Why yet another obscure light-middle?

Of course, he could be Ivan Drago mated with the Terminator, which is what his nut-huggers seem to think. Let him do one of his walking-down jobs on Quillin if he is, or Strum. Then get back to me...
Golovkin would destroy Sturm. Quillin would be a more interesting affair.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:43
by crusader
Datsue wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.

Despite your general curmudgeonery, I can only once again nod sagely in partial agreement.

I mean, he doesn't make me throw my hands up aghast at the state of modern boxing, but I do wonder about those who are desperate to lavish praise upon him.

Think about it: if anyone else had held a strap for a few years but one top ten contender were all they had faced, wouldn't questions be raised by this? Why yet another obscure light-middle?

Of course, he could be Ivan Drago mated with the Terminator, which is what his nut-huggers seem to think. Let him do one of his walking-down jobs on Quillin if he is, or Strum. Then get back to me...
Adamu is a light-middle? Since when?

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:44
by Tuan_Jim
Datsue wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.

Despite your general curmudgeonery, I can only once again nod sagely in partial agreement.

I mean, he doesn't make me throw my hands up aghast at the state of modern boxing, but I do wonder about those who are desperate to lavish praise upon him.

Think about it: if anyone else had held a strap for a few years but one top ten contender were all they had faced, wouldn't questions be raised by this? Why yet another obscure light-middle?

Of course, he could be Ivan Drago mated with the Terminator, which is what his nut-huggers seem to think. Let him do one of his walking-down jobs on Quillin if he is, or Strum. Then get back to me...

I smell revolution in the air.

Freethinking boxing fans - to arms!

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:44
by Andrew
columbo wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.
Did you see his fight with Curtis Stevens? Stevens may fall a little short at the top level but he can truely hit with the left hook and he caught GGG flush a few times with it and he didnt even budge.

+1 he took solid punches from Stevens. Stevens didn't do too bad IMO would like to see him mix with someone like Macklin. He floored someone with a jab in his last fight.....

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:45
by Autobarn
i rate golovkin, I think he'll do big things when he gets bigger names.

this kind of fight is basically the kind of non title fight james toney was having when holding the IBF title in the early '90s. nowadays they fight these stay busy fights for the title.

think the more offence the opponent brings the better golovkin will fight.

I don't rate quillin that highly. his workrate isn't impressive at all. he picks shots very well but is extremely one paced. i

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:45
by lefty
Naandrew wrote:
columbo wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:The praise for GGG seems way over the top. Again in modern boxing, another world champion with 5, 6 defences and people are still asking 'can he take a punch?', 'what will happen if someone fights back?' It's absurd.

He looks fun but fighting second raters so far and getting heaps of praise for doing so.
Did you see his fight with Curtis Stevens? Stevens may fall a little short at the top level but he can truely hit with the left hook and he caught GGG flush a few times with it and he didnt even budge.

+1 he took solid punches from Stevens. Stevens didn't do too bad IMO would like to see him mix with someone like Macklin. He floored someone with a jab in his last fight.....
In all honesty I think Stevens might be on the same level as guys like Macklin, Murray and co.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:47
by Datsue
crusader wrote: Adamu is a light-middle? Since when?

I apologise friend crusader; he was actually so fvcking obscure I just assumed he was another lightmiddle (Rosado, Ishida, Ouma etc).

Sincere apologies for impugning the man's reputation.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:48
by stevedoc
mrbishi wrote:
columbo wrote:
mrbishi wrote:Is he after injuring his right elbow
?
Looked like he jarred it midway through rd 2. He didn't throw another right for a few minutes afterwards.

i thought that , i'm watching it delayed a little,,,he went left hook happy after that

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:49
by Datsue
columbo wrote: In all honesty I think Stevens might be on the same level as guys like Macklin, Murray and co.
I'd agree with this, in all honesty, despite me getting a bit of stirring in. A step below the proper elite, like, but around abouts at the tier below.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:49
by expe
columbo wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
columbo wrote: Did you see his fight with Curtis Stevens? Stevens may fall a little short at the top level but he can truely hit with the left hook and he caught GGG flush a few times with it and he didnt even budge.

+1 he took solid punches from Stevens. Stevens didn't do too bad IMO would like to see him mix with someone like Macklin. He floored someone with a jab in his last fight.....
In all honesty I think Stevens might be on the same level as guys like Macklin, Murray and co.
I think he's some way below them, he's never really beaten anyone and he's lost and been stopped by some very average fighters.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:51
by lefty
Datsue wrote:
crusader wrote: Adamu is a light-middle? Since when?

I apologise friend crusader; he was actually so fvcking obscure I just assumed he was another lightmiddle (Rosado, Ishida, Ouma etc).

Sincere apologies for impugning the man's reputation.
It wasnt a great fight in terms of competiveness. The problem is though that Golovkin cant seem to get the other guys in the ring! I dont think it's through lack of trying.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:52
by lefty
expe wrote:
columbo wrote:
Naandrew wrote:

+1 he took solid punches from Stevens. Stevens didn't do too bad IMO would like to see him mix with someone like Macklin. He floored someone with a jab in his last fight.....
In all honesty I think Stevens might be on the same level as guys like Macklin, Murray and co.
I think he's some way below them, he's never really beaten anyone and he's lost and been stopped by some very average fighters.
We'll have to disagree on that one lol.

Re: Golovkin undercard

Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 16:53
by lefty
Maybe im being a little unfair on Murray. I'd probably put him above Stevens. I dont see Macklin being much above Stevens though.