GGG: Never been knocked down or knocked out in over 375 fights

While theyr other hero is eating heroes sandwich at subway system GGG is destroy them all......

 

He's never competed at 154 or 168.

So obviously, he isn't the kingpin in those divisions.

He isn't the kingpin at 160.

He is the kingpin of nothing. Professional boxing in Kazakhstan, that's it...

 

GGG

hardest puncher, bestest chin, most feared man in all boxing

nobody is stopping this man

no wonder all the top dawgs at MW are ducking him like the plague and crying in the corner like little girls

 

GGG is the most promising in 160, but I wish he stays there and cleans up 160

 

Favorite fighter by far, but Everyone is beatable, keep it in perspective fools.

 

its over zealous fans that will turn people off whenever the name GGG is being mentioned:deal

I like the little i have seen of him. He looks like a good, strong minded fighter. There is a new thread about him every time i visit ESB, so he is getting noticed, and i dont think he is merely a hype job.

He may well lose eventually, but there are always a better fighter somewhere, just waiting for his opportunity to shine. GGG may well be that fighter on his way to greatness?.

He sounds like a really good fighter! he needs to meet a really good boxer. Maybe a good "The Fighter vs The Boxer" scenario is on the horizon for fight fans to feast upon, and maybe he gets his shot against Floyd?:hat

 

Lol who counts amateur fights aswell

 

GGG is the unofficial king of middleweight. But not 154&168

 

His boxing skills aren't amazing though...

A Really great boxer will outbox him over 12 rounds... Ward caliber would do.

 

Beating Proksa, Macklin, Rosado, and Stevens makes him unofficial king of MW when Sergio Martinez is still chillin' there?

Suuuuuuuure it does buddy... Yeah, you've convinced everyone.

 

Actually, I don't need to convince anybody. He would beat Martinez, but he hasn't had the chance to face him...yet (hence the unofficial). Let's just wait and see, time will prove who's right.

 

Yes, but you can't try to play off what hasn't happened as if it had.

A ton of people at the end of the Super Six felt Bute was the "unofficial king of SMW" based on their opinions of skill and not on actual accomplishment. Time proved them to be very wrong.

 

bbb:bbbbbb:bbb:deal

 

I know he just battered him but Curtis Stevens dropped him with a body shot in sparring.