We have seen the Bute/Berto blueprint on how to build a fighter FAILED,GGG is using t

Blueprint....

Bute/Berto were feed nothing but bums getting easy KO's everyone hyping them

When they stepped up they got BEATDOWN they were not used to a fighter ahowing resistance

GGG's team has tried to follow tge same blueprint,feeding him nothing but no hope bums. Now he is taking a huge stepup in competition. Bad idea


Ur supposed to gradually step up your competition (see Danny Garcia,MiguelCotto)

Those guys fought a bunch of tough veterans,tough styles and top 10 guys before stepping up,so u can be prepared and battle tested

GGG's handlers have done him a diservice. U dont go from facing bums to one of the beat in a higher division. Smh

GGG is in for a beatdown

 

are you talking about chavez?

 

This was the Joe Calzaghe build-up plan.

Joe's manager, F.W. is the master mind and promoter who successfully implemented and carried thru the plan effectively.

 

OP is just going to get more and more nervous between now and July.
Can't wait.

 

:rofl me neither. :bbb

 

GGG'S days of being undefeated are numbered. its only a matter of time before he runs into a fighter that will outbox him. I swear everytime there is a fighter with a little bit of skill and power he gets built up to be this unstoppable terminater and they always lose. triple G will be no different.

 

Why do people continue to insist that he hasn't fought anyone yet? Has he fought anyone phenomenal? No. But Macklin, Proksa, Rosado, and Stevens are all B or B+ caliber fighters. Hardly 'no hope bums'. The fact that he beat them all relatively handily does not degrade their skill level.

 

**** thread. Just absolute ****.

 

Bute and Berto were never considered world class by people who actually understood a little bit about boxing. Golovkin obviously is world class, he can't be compared to the likes of Berto ffs.

 

Bute beated the actual WBC champion, Bika, who gave Ward his toughest fight.

Bute was caught early on by a shot and never recovered in England, or anywhere else. Bute was world class. Ward didn't want to fight him even though it was the fight that would have made the most money for him. Ward and Froch said during the S6 that Bute was legit and that the winner should fight him.

 

OP obviously doesn't understand boxing since Macklin, who in many people's books BEAT Felix Sturm and put up a good performance against Martinez can hardly be considered a bum.

Fact.

Now go away racist, before I school you again.

 

Macklin is not a bum.
He is on the level of a Magee, or over 70% of the fighters found on Joe Calzaghe's resume. Solid B lvel competitors.

The strongest opponent on GGG's resume is Stevens, as prior to Froch, the strongest on Bute's resume was Johnson.

F.W. laid out the Fight Hype plan, and it seems that all European fighters of today are following it to the T.
The plan is brilliant and is akin to it's political counterpart, the GOP's Southern Strategy. It seems the target psychologies in politics and boxing are identical.

 

He beated him? What are you? Six years old?

The only reason GGG didn't "beated" then WBA champ Sturm or Geale (who beat Sturm shortly before Sturm was stripped for ducking GGG) is because Geale was stripped of the belt for ducking the GGG fight.

 

Are you intent on remaining ignorant?I told you to go research GGG's career so that you'd stop sounded ignorant. Now you're simply proving that you'd rather be ignorant and continue your mantra than be informed and have to cease it. All of the road blocks and issues in GGG's career that kept champions out of his resume were not by move-slow design. For example: did Pirog retire instead of fighting GGG and did Geale give up the belt instead of fighting GGG at the command of GGG's management? LOL.

When you start spouting drivel about GOP Southern Strategies and stretching that to white boxers, you start sounding racially biased. Pro tip: Stretch your argument to fit the facts instead of stretching the facts to fit your argument. The prior is intellectual, the later is simply an agenda.

 

El Chicano, I appreciate your obvious support of great Mexican fighters. They are favorites with me, as well. However, Chavez Jr., while having all the potential, is NOT a great Mexican fighter. His daddy certainly was. Until Jr. decides to take training- and his place as a sports figure- seriously, he is never going to really contribute to the sport. Your posts about this fight remind me of the fifteen or twenty discussions I had with my Mexican boxing friends who were all convinced that Canelo would beat Floyd. In fact, I bet you posted the same thing. The truth was different though... just as it will be in this case. Please DO keep supporting your favorite fighters. There are other great fighters out there, though, and while I don't know yet that GGG is one of those, I'm confident he will prove that Chavez Jr. is not.