GGG can only blame himself.

It's hard to KO when your opponent is only fighting to survive, and not to win... I don't take anything away from GGG .. He was in their to win, he proved that, and Canelo wasn't .. It's as simple as that. Golden boy Productions, hand picked judges, follow the money ... really not to hard to figure out

 

The problem is WE ALL know this. How do we stop it?

 

Golovkin has been slowing down, of that there is little doubt. There's been a gradual decline since Murray at least.

 

GGG was dishing it out but also paying the price as Canelo actually landed the better shots.

 

There's no stopping the money machine .. unfortunately boxing has been going down hill for years now.. Look at what Floyd just pulled off.. used the boxing forum to collect 300 million against someone who has never had boxed before in a match,, lol ... That's what boxing has turned into

 

GGG's legs have slowed considerably. He hasn't shown the same footspeed he did when he first arrived in the US, nor does he get the same torque on his punches. Definitely in decline.

 

The axiom is that "power is the last to go" so I have to disagree with you here. A lot of the credit here goes to Canelo's chin and defense.

 

Agreed, but Alvarez didn't land enough or throw enough to win. He landed the shots that looked more impactful but that didn't change the momentum. GGG controlled the fight....he walked Nelo down, cut the ring off and controlled the distance. Nelo was reactive and GGG was proactive. Landing more and throwing more.