Golovkin is beating the will out of these fake tough guys. and it's awesome.

And it will continue for a few more years

 

How is Willie Monroe Jr a hood tough guy? Do we even know enough about Wade to say if he is or isn't?

 

Wade said he was a "thug" and might "break Golovkin's face". Sure he was on an assault charge for beating a woman too

As for Monroe and Stevens...I've no idea if they're like that. Monroe certainly doesn't seem that kinda guy to me

 

What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this thread? How do three individuals represent an entire community of folks who may have or may be living in an area where socioeconomic status is below the national average? As great as GGG is he is also a well schooled fighter afforded a great opportunity and combined with his natural talent has risen to stardom. Let's not confuse his success and boxing ability as some twisted indicator of his dominance and superiority over an entire population most besieged with societal barriers. Just like any other impoverished or lets say dodgy community there are men who laugh at GGG, Wade, Stevens etc.....thinking they are hard. I grew up with dudes like that....we were taken into gyms to work our tribulations, some took an interest and others even if talented could care less because the easy money was on the street.

I know you're trolling but it seems a select group of you on here always have this "not so hidden" agenda and to be honest its getting old.

 

Stevens didn't quit. He lasted longer and performed better than most of Golovkin's opponents. As far as generating his own offense he did better than Lemeiux. His body didn't hold up better than his though.

 

Stevens certainly deserved the beat down he received....awesome display of irony from the universe through GGG. I played on a traveling basketball team as a teen and played several games in Brownsville Brooklyn where Curtis is from and it was an inner city war zone. It wasn't Bosnia but relative to what goes on in city ghettos it wasn't a place where you saw prosperous folks fighting for a cause, it was more like a bunch of crabs in a barrel looking for a way out at all costs.

 

Maybe I am,

You mentioned the whole tattoo thing and asked what up with the whole tough guy act...what is it, what does it mean. I was simply trying to shed some light on where it may derive from.

 

Nah I'm pretty sure he's right. Picking those three in particular is rather telling.

 

Roberto was tough....a bit egotistical but still tough as nails. Corrales was a tough guy with tattoos so was Tapia....maybe that breaks the mold for you lol. I re-watched the Alvarez vs Prescott fight last week man did Alvarez prove those tat's may possibly add to ones toughness.