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GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 19 Sep 2016, 19:05
by crusader
http://www.BS.com/golovkins-ma ... ed--108913
GGG's manager says talks are going well, and he doesn't think a purse bid will be needed. Thoughts on this fight? Danny has a nice mix of speed and power and may be the biggest offensive threat to GGG at 160, although his chin is shaky and given how weary he's fought relatively light hitters I can see him shelling up.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 19 Sep 2016, 19:06
by gilgamesh
It'd be an interesting fight, and it'd definitely be one of the Golovkin's toughest opponents to date if not THE toughest. Jacobs' win over Quillin is definitely the highest profile win that anybody whom Golovkin has faced has to their credit.
Golovkin would win by KO of course though.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 19 Sep 2016, 19:08
by Badhusker
It's my guess that Jacobs will last somewhere between 8-11 rounds. Hope it is a good fight.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 00:26
by David.skold
Golovkin would respect his power and make it a boxing match and wear him down a la Lemieux.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 00:28
by gilgamesh
Badhusker wrote:It's my guess that Jacobs will last somewhere between 8-11 rounds. Hope it is a good fight.
I don't see him making it that long. I think Golovkin takes him out between 4 and 6...wouldn't shock me if it happened sooner actually. Depends on how much Jacobs turtles up I guess.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 00:37
by boxing_rocks
If Jacobs goes into a shell, it could last 8 rounds, but if he tries to hurt GGG, he goes down in 2-3 rounds.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 01:09
by lazboy
Will love to see this fight. Ggg is about 3 title defences away from the middleweight record. F the canelo fight and F all the pressure for him to move up. Let's get this record with fights with Jacobs, Saunders and whoever else.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 03:25
by Tanzio
lazboy wrote:Will love to see this fight. Ggg is about 3 title defences away from the middleweight record. F the canelo fight and F all the pressure for him to move up. Let's get this record with fights with Jacobs, Saunders and whoever else.

Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 05:45
by tigermoth87
GGG will ko him in 4.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 07:30
by Stuarty
GGG KO earlyish
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 20 Sep 2016, 08:40
by Ezzard
I think Jacobs has a better chance than Alvarez. But think Golovkin wears him down in the second half of the fight.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 18:01
by boxing_rocks
It looks like the fight becomes more realistic for December 10th:
http://www.BS.com/golovkin-jac ... bo--109012?
I hope Jacobs doesn't see these poll results.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 18:25
by davie
David.skold wrote:Golovkin would respect his power and make it a boxing match and wear him down a la Lemieux.
I agree with this but I think he'd find and stop Jacobs quicker.
Because I don't see Jacobs approaching it in quite the same way Lemieux did
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 18:36
by Boxerbeetle
20 votes cast and it's 100% for GGG. Sounds about right.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 19:18
by Deadendgeneration
Boxerbeetle wrote:20 votes cast and it's 100% for GGG. Sounds about right.
It's hard to give Jacobs more than a puncher's chance in there. Given that we've never even seen GGG wobbled we can't even be certain he has that.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 22 Sep 2016, 16:23
by Butterbean
Tanzio wrote:lazboy wrote:Will love to see this fight. Ggg is about 3 title defences away from the middleweight record. F the canelo fight and F all the pressure for him to move up. Let's get this record with fights with Jacobs, Saunders and whoever else.

Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 22 Sep 2016, 16:35
by Freedom2013
It's definitely not a mismatch.
Jacobs moves and boxes very well, and he can punch hard. He's a live underdog in this fight.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 22 Sep 2016, 16:40
by jujigatame
I think Jacobs is the #2 MW in the world and I want to see the fight. That said, he stands very little chance of winning and I suspect he may not even last as long as Brook.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 23 Sep 2016, 22:41
by crusader
http://www.BS.com/golovkin-vs- ... 10--109089
Looks like Barclays may be on hold for the fight. The top two middleweights could be going at it

Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 00:45
by davie
jujigatame wrote:I think Jacobs is the #2 MW in the world and I want to see the fight. That said, he stands very little chance of winning and I suspect he may not even last as long as Brook.
I agree and Jacobs is a good fighter but he's not great.
I think the fact that the other 2 "title holders" Jacobs and BJS
are arguably number 2 and 3 in the division, highlights just how weak this middleweight division has become.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 01:02
by Lancenix
The fight I would look to in Jacobs career was against another eastern Euro by the name of Dmitry Pirog. In that fight Jacobs came out early after Pirog but after tasting that power Jacobs quickly developed a lot of respect for the Russian and the Russian dispatched the American in 5 rounds. Jacobs boxed well but Pirog taunted him and said his punching power was nothing. People forget about Pirog who retired due to back issues at around the age of 30. He never lost a fight and knocked the American out when they faced off. Jacobs would have to land something early against GGG or he would face a similar defeat in their fight. Once touched up by GGG Jacobs would be nighty night. Just like it was against Pirog. Jacobs fought southpaw for a lot of the fight and tried to fight off the ropes which did him no favors. He will not be able to fight that way against GGG.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 03:49
by Tanzio
Lancenix wrote:The fight I would look to in Jacobs career was against another eastern Euro by the name of Dmitry Pirog. In that fight Jacobs came out early after Pirog but after tasting that power Jacobs quickly developed a lot of respect for the Russian and the Russian dispatched the American in 5 rounds. Jacobs boxed well but Pirog taunted him and said his punching power was nothing. People forget about Pirog who retired due to back issues at around the age of 30. He never lost a fight and knocked the American out when they faced off. Jacobs would have to land something early against GGG or he would face a similar defeat in their fight. Once touched up by GGG Jacobs would be nighty night. Just like it was against Pirog. Jacobs fought southpaw for a lot of the fight and tried to fight off the ropes which did him no favors. He will not be able to fight that way against GGG.
Farcenix doing what he does best; stating the obvious with verbosity.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 11:14
by lefty
The last time Jacobs fought a guy that puts on pressure he fell apart and got knocked out in bad fashion ala Pirog.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 13:38
by victor-romeo
lefty wrote:The last time Jacobs fought a guy that puts on pressure he fell apart and got knocked out in bad fashion ala Pirog.
Thats the fight I always wanted to see, Pirog vs GGG , but fate would not allow it.
Jacobs is an amazing guy coming back from cancer and all. I think GGG KO's Jacobs though , but who knows GGG looked a little old vs Brook, so the Jacob fight is a legit one make clear who the middleweight champ is.
Re: GGG-Jacobs
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 14:12
by Tanzio
lefty wrote:The last time Jacobs fought a guy that puts on pressure he fell apart and got knocked out in bad fashion ala Pirog.

thanks for the succinct version.