HBO: Gennady Golovkin vs. Kell Brook & Roman Gonzalez vs. Carlos Cuadras RBR.

I said that when ward was at 168. Where have you been? Ggg doesn't even have to go up two weights of he goes up one degale will get in his ass. Lastly I like canelos chances alot more right now. If brook was a natural mw he would have beaten ggg. He can be outboxed and is too easy to hit his power is his equalizer that's it.

 

Some of you are tards.

Brook did NOT survive the first round on his accord. He survived it only because GGG let off the gas pedal to extend the fight.

GGG extended the fight because he obviously wants to have another big PPV event in the UK. Who would pay to see him again for less then 1 round?

Brook landed some shots not because he is amazing or that GGG is bad. He landed them because GGG fought a fight of a bigger man in the ring. When you have that size and power advantage, you walk the smaller man down and yes, in the process you shake off few shot that obviously can't hurt you.

This fight was garbage, should've never happened. There are weight divisions for a reason. The only take away from this fight is that Brook has a granite chin. He belongs at 154 and I can see him cleaning it out.

Golovkin take aways? None. This was a sparring session from the moment he hurt Kell in the very 1st round.

 

Maybe they did ask him how his eye was before that final round and that's part of the reason they stopped it when they did. After the fight Kell said it felt like his eye socket was broken and it was difficult because he was seeing 3 Golovkin's. Other fighters may have won fights with similar injuries but you can just as easily end up with permanent damage and/or career threatening injuries. I personally don't think you should take risks with a fighter's eyesight, it's not the smart thing to do to. Better to be safe than sorry and live to fight another day imo.

 

The irony...

 

Well how many fighters can you name off the top who have had permanent damage from a broken orbital bone? If Brook was in serious trouble, he'd have taken a knee. I think it should be on the fighter to make the decisions. It's his life, his sacrifices, his career and his body. I'm of course not talking about unconscious fighters, but Brook was more than capable of waving off that fight or taking a knee. He didn't. He wanted to fight. He was physically capable of fighting.

 

what time does the Choco fight start? having problems with my eye socket.

 

I can't really think of many that have had that injury but I remember with Antonio Margarito's eye injury there was a time when they weren't sure if he would be able to fight again. Maybe ask a fight doctor or boxing commission if they would let a boxer fight with a fractured eye socket.

Not necessarily. Some fighters have been seriously hurt without taking a knee or by the time they took the knee, it was too late and the damage was already done.

I disagree. I think fighters sometimes need to be saved from themselves as they can be too brave or macho or unaware in the heat of the moment. Also if you're getting hit in the head, you might not be thinking clearly.

He seemed fine with the decision to me.

 

Good summary

 

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and you yourself have mentioned many times that he got rocked by senchenko. Now he has an iron chin? LOL

 

So GGG was purposely swinging for the fences, missing, and getting countered? ok..

 

Cuadras 115-113

 

Well they could depending on how good the welterweight is and how good the middleweight is.

 

GGG beat a WW today. there is no other way to spin it. He beat a ww today that no one was sure of being the best ww in the world.