GGG is a far better boxer than McClellan. Barring the outside chance of G-man blitzing him early (very unlikely) - GGG would slaughter him. GGG by ko in about 5-6-7 for me.
McCLellan's resume urinates and defecates all over Bumlovkin's. Wake me when the Triple Duck comes off of his Bum of the Month tour...
The G Man had devastating power. GGG uses his power to break opponents down over the course of a few rounds. It could be a case of whoever lands first but GGG wins clearly otherwise.
G man lost to somebody name Ralph ward wtf man The real question is what would ggg do to the chiny julian jackson
Hey, McClellan did beat one world-rated fighter in his career. That's all that matters. Who cares about the half-dozen or so GGG knocked out? This is ESB math we're talking about, here.
G-Man was a gigantic MW who boiled his gargantuan frame down to compete in a division where he could beat up on munchkins and leprechauns and his only wins of note came against blown up light-middleweights. As soon as he moved up to face someone closer to his own size he got dealt with. Robert Mugabi was shot by the time he fought G-Man and Julius Jackson didn't have the best set of whiskers when facing guys his own size either. Obviously he was at an even bigger lack of mandibular fortitude when squaring off again MWs the size of G-Man. And other than getting lucky and his power bailing him out against Herol Graham who was boxing his ears off and surely only seconds or minutes away from the ref waving it off in Graham's favour, Jackson's scalps at 160 are very underwhelming. He beat the decent Thomas Tate but lost his belt via stoppage to G-Man x 2 and then was matched up against Italian Agostino Cardamone in a vacant title shot (who hurt Jackson him in the first round). Cardamone was decent but he was stopped by a 15-6 Russian the following year after losing to Jackson. Jackson lost his title in his first defence when Quincy Taylor stopped him in 9.
Yet he lost to two bums. Imagine Golovkin losing to those two bums , people here would have a field day. Anyway, I think G-Man because of his size advantage would be too much for Golovkin. Both not too hard to hit.
How many LHWs did G-Man fight? He lost the first time he stepped up in weight against someone closer to his own size. And the irony of a B-Hop hugger posting that is too comical for words. :rofl