This is really a brilliant comment, friend. No kidding, despite the following: I immediately went in my mind to Jim Lampley asking his team "So which fighter dominated the fight?" Andre Ward says "Well, it's clear, Jim. Pacquiao was ONLY able to land eight power punches over twelve rounds, so Mayweather dominated." Lampley says "Harold, how do you have it?" Lederman replies "No question it was Pacquiao, Jim! With eight knockdowns you've got to have it 116 to 112, Pacquiao all the way!" (Not even sure why I thought this, had myself chuckling, but your comment is dead on. We should expect a number 1 and 2 to be the best fight that can happen always WITH the possibility of it being very close and/or going either way. While not new to the game, I AM new here- I will watch for your posts.)
I think his movement will present some problems for GGG for the first 3/4 rounds but GGG will close the distance and get him out of there with body shots in rounds 7-9.
He's only #2 in ring. He's #5 on TBRB. Geale is coming off a recent loss of Darren Barker for ****'s sake. When 99% of people believe Golovkin will dominate Geale, if he doesn't, it'll be a matter of fact that he was overrated as hell. It doesn't mean Golovkin still isn't a good fighter, but Golovkin's true level would be exposed regardless.
Kindof like Mayweather was exposed by #6 Madaina, #4 Castillo right? And how Pacqioua couldnt dominate JMM in 4 tries. Right.....complete fukking hypejobs. Still decent fighters, but definitely more hype than substance.:rofl:rofl:rofl
GGG is overrated for sure. GGG does punch hard but he is easy to hit. GGG's camp makes sure he fights non risky fights. I don't see tomato can Geale winning this fight. GGG is much like Mayweather. They both take fights they know for sure they can win.