Interesting how Kovalev isn't even on the top 10 list anymore. I think he's still a dangerous puncher early.
The silence speaks volumes.
I'm pretty comfortable calling GGG the winner of that fight and the lineal. The official books will say it was a draw, but I can only give so many...
If what is on the books is your thing, Ward clearly. All his bull**** and asterisks aside, his resume is fantastic. He did lose that first fight...
As you can see, this kind of post is the fuel people use to hate on GGG. A guy who should really be impossible to hate on. Cut the ****.
I had a feeling he might. His $ demand is 5 million plus and I just don't know who he could fight to generate that from here. His promoter lost a...
I don't buy this and here is why. In the Canelo fight, GGG was getting hit with clean counters and pot shots anyway because of Canelo's speed....
Well he wanted to fight Saunders and was in talks to do so before Oscar said no contract if he did. At this stage in GGG's career I'd rather see...
Jacobs fight was closer and more dangerous. He used his legs and height to get in and out, but he didn't run as much and I feel hit harder than...
Saunders is a good fight and a shot at that last belt, but please don't put old small Cotto in there with GGG. I'd like to see Cotto enjoy...
If crowd noise was influencing this fight, they would have scored it for Canelo. As was stated before and during the fight, this was a pro Canelo...
This is correct. Everyone is distracted and talking about the ridiculous 118-110 scorecard. But Don Trella who scored it a draw had Canelo winning...
Not that I completely disagree with the idea of commentator bias, but in this case how do you explain the majority of ringside observers who are...
So you either don't count Jabs, closed your eyes and winced every time GGG threw a shot, or have a really bad case of Blepharospasm. Commentators...
Maybe, but I'm not sure how much longer he can make 160. And I would like Jermall to get a real MW fight as I think he has a shot at the future of...
