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I think GGG would try to box Canelo this time using his jab and his footwork more and less trying to go toe to toe. If you watch again the first fight you'll see that GGG could not hurt Canelo with his power punches when they landed so the key for the rematch is to box more.

apollo creed wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 03:32 I think GGG would try to box Canelo this time using his jab and his footwork more and less trying to go toe to toe. If you watch again the first fight you'll see that GGG could not hurt Canelo with his power punches when they landed so the key for the rematch is to box more.

If GGG attempts to outbox Canelo, he will lose by decision. Simply...........

ValMar wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 04:18

apollo creed wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 03:32 I think GGG would try to box Canelo this time using his jab and his footwork more and less trying to go toe to toe. If you watch again the first fight you'll see that GGG could not hurt Canelo with his power punches when they landed so the key for the rematch is to box more.

If GGG attempts to outbox Canelo, he will lose by decision. Simply...........

I think if GGG is gonna try to box and mix it to the body he'll have a better chance to hurt/stop Canelo. Let's not forget that Canelo is a very good counter-puncher with better hand speed than GGG. Simply put is if GGG is gonna fight all guns blazing then he'll get countered hard by Canelo.

Anyway one major problem for Golovkin is how bad he declined/aged since the first match (speed, reflexes, stamina, toughness).

apollo creed wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 04:39 Anyway one major problem for Golovkin is how bad he declined/aged since the first match (speed, reflexes, stamina, toughness).

Yes !

lol yet another 'canelo beats up/beat ggg' thread from you, how can you go after me for supposed ggg negativity when you start these every few days

going by your constant posting of this stuff, its like your a ggg hugger who is trying to premptively prepare yourself for his inevitable losing of a fight

Canelo is pretty hard to being hit cleanly + he can take the punch, but GGG also can take a punch and is hard to hit cleanly I liked the first fight a LOT, hopefully second would be similar with fair judging

jamamb wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 05:22 lol yet another 'canelo beats up/beat ggg' thread from you, how can you go after me for supposed ggg negativity when you start these every few days

going by your constant posting of this stuff, its like your a ggg hugger who is trying to premptively prepare yourself for his inevitable losing of a fight

stfu son! This ain't a fair contest since GGG's is 36 y/o and he was avoided like plague till he got older and vulnerable.

Cent0089 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 06:13 Canelo is pretty hard to being hit cleanly + he can take the punch, but GGG also can take a punch and is hard to hit cleanly I liked the first fight a LOT, hopefully second would be similar with fair judging

Father Time is on Canelo's side.

lol and there we go with more of it

bascally your biggest topics here are about how ggg did or will or why hell get beat up ...yet you go after me for negativity

apollo creed wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 04:39 Anyway one major problem for Golovkin is how bad he declined/aged since the first match (speed, reflexes, stamina, toughness).

Based on the 2 rounds of his last fight?

The decisive factors might be the judges and the referee.

We aren't going to see anything close to the first fight. They were playing flashlight tag in the first fight compared to what these two animals want to do to each other in this one. Some big factors: GGG never wanted a KO more in any fight in his life. GGG is mad. We don't see that often. Canelo is supposedly "clean" so how will that affect his performance? GGG's a year older...but he's an animal so i don't see it being a big factor.

I can see Canelo's Team throwing the towel in on this fight with Canelo refusing to go down after an onslaught of power punches finding their mark. Canelo's Team saves Canelo from himself and GGG gets the KO from the corner. Bring on Charlo