Paulie Mallinaggi "GGG doesnt let guys hit him on purpose, he just has no HEAD MOVEMENT"

So can anyone honestly answer me this? Was Canelo backing up to the ropes and standing there and begging Chavez to throw punches on him ? Or was Chavez backing him up and cutting the ring off and trapping him?

 

Canelo was begging him to throw. They drained the poor dolt so bad he couldn't even fight back even with his opponent giving him a free shot.

 

Yeah could well be but I'm just not sure it's gonna be that kinda fight,I don't see it being technical rather it could be a real brutal thing.

 

im good boy i make big drama show, i let them hit me mexican style. whatever. they guy has poor defense, poor head movement, and available for counters, if your chin can handle his power you can beat him as jacobs so handily did.

 

I think it's going to be a good technical battle with some infighting in between. Let's see what happens.

 

No Canelo actually said something about that in how he invited Chavez to make a fight of it but Chavez had nothing and I think even the commentators were baffled as they kept expecting to do his thing like getting in close but it just never happened.

 

Funny then, that you think GG deliberately allowed the Jacobs fight to be closer than he could have and left it in the hands of the judges, who can't be trusted to give him a fair shake. That's a helluva risk. Or had GG got the judges working for him in that one?

 

This post is like eating apples and oranges brotha, it's good!!

 

Golovkin clearly won the fight, the judges wanted to see Golovkin/El Pollo fight, so they did not give Jacobs the decision, however, there is zero doubt that Golovkin won the fight................Jacobs got knocked down, he also got staggered, Jacobs could not hurt Golovkin at all, even thought Jacobs was a cruiserweight, broke the rules on weight, refused to take a drug test..................

 

Whoever says that GGG doesn't have head movement or a defense has not watched the Jacobs fight. He was slipping, parrying and ducking punches all night long. Golovkin doesn't GAF against featherfists. If Canelo can hit hard enough to get his respect GGG will break out the skillz. But tbh, I'm not sure Canelo hits harder than Brook.

 

I honestly think that Jacobs is flat-out better than anybody gives him credit for, and that he fought the fight of his life against GGG. Golovkin fought the right fight against Jacobs, using his jab to bust him up and to get close and his defence to negate the majority of Jacobs' work. Jacobs looked more impressive than he actually was effective that night. His flurries mostly bounced off Golovkin's gloves and back.

That said, I don't see what Canelo brings to the party that is significantly better than Jacobs other than his upper body and head movement. I think Alvarez is going to be able to slip Golovkin's power punches early, but not the jab, and as the rounds pile up, he's going to slow and get caught.

 

That's another perspective, and a good one

 

Canelo has shortened his punches a fair bit in the last year, with countering GG in mind I suspect. There's the fight in a nutshell, I think. Can GG deliver enough sustained pressure behind a stiff jab to win, or can Canelo time his counters to get a decision? I don't know which is more likely to me. I can't call this fight...

 

Chavez was backing him up. With the size and strength advantage Chavez had Canelo would needlessly exhaust himself trying to stand his ground. However, Canelo wasn't worried about being backed up. The only way Canelo was getting Chavez out of there is if he countered Chavez coming in and he knew that and seemed to welcome the chance. Canelo could more than handle anything Chavez could throw.