GGG can only blame himself.

Despite the corruption. Do you even understand this?

 

I'm sure Golovkin could have knocked him out, he would. But he was against a younger, faster man, who was likely heavier and fighting to survive off the ropes.

It's not a matter of Golovkin just saying, "To Knock out or not to knock out."

 

You are having a real hard time with this and can't even see the corner you painted yourself in.

 

Legacy will tell you that GGG was the feared, avoided, undefeated, undisputed Middleweight King who a couple of years past his best dominated a future ATG (Canelo) and was robbed by judges. I think his legacy is gonna be just fine

 

He still has the belts and is the champion. I think he'll sleep just fine.

 

One of the first signs of real slippage is inability to pull the trigger. And I must say, GGG definitely seemed more hesitant to pull the trigger. He kinda of opened up more towards the end, but by then it was too late.

 

I agree with most here. I thought GGG won. Caneló earn my respect today. His upper body movement is probably the best of all active fighters. In a rematch Caneló wins. In my opinion Cotto can spoil that rematch if he fights GGG cause I actually now give him a chance to beat him. GGG looked very slow with his feet.

 

How'd you score that very entertaining bout, Rummy ?

 

Oh, please, how is he supposed to KO someone who runs 70% of the fight?

 

And a great chin to boot. But let's also give credit to GGG, he took some bombs from Canelo like they were candy.