320 Pounds of POWER: Julian Jackson Vs Gerald McClellan

I don't think the uppercut artist like ggg too much always shiting on him. even when there no mention of ggg he seems to comment about him. next thing you know he's gonna make a thread "willie pep knocks out ggg"

 

Random Dude "So, Bowe ducked Lewis ..."
Uppercut "Reminds me of when lil' G ducked Ward and Canelo and Lara ..."
Random Dude "What the F is your malfunction? Who even mentioned Golovkin?"
Uppercut "Oh! So there we go, I knew it, you Golovturds can't go a minute without talking about GGG ..."
Random Dude "$%$(^* Fartist"

 

great fight between two awesome fighters

 

Mcclellan had some superb power. How Benn survived that 1st round I will still never know.

 

Why does the pic in your avatar look like you are trying to steal a little kid's cheeseburger?

 

I await your next GGG thread with a frisson of excitement.

 

I have always felt Mclellan was the only man that could have knocked out Roy Jones Jr back at 160 pounds .

Hopkins would have survived against Both Men . His craftiness would have helped him . He probably would have to pick himself off the canvas against both Jackson and G man , but I believe he would get the points win at the end of the night .

Jackson had respectable hand speed as well , people seem to forget that due to his frightning punching power .

No fighter in todays era from 154-160 could defeat either G man or Jackson .

 

Fukkin monsters, oh they were the days, either of them sit right at the top of todays middleweight division. Along with Golovkin ofcourse. I hate to say anything bad against a better era of Boxing but i still think GGG has his way with them. (and im not a fanboy or atleast i dont think i am)

 

Very underrated fight. I remember watching it live on the Lennox Lewis - Tony Tucker undercard back when Don King (unlike Bob Arum) put on great cards.

McClellan, Jackson, and Golovkin all have fight ending power. But McClellan and Jackson both appear to be much faster than Golovkin. It would come down to Gennady's defense and chin whether he could survive against either of those men. I suspect he would lose to the Gerald McClellan that Fought Jackson that night. Jackson was already 33 and had several eye surgeries at that point, so he was starting to slip a bit and I would make Golovkin a slight favorite. But, if Jackson landed on GGG like Kell Brook did, it would be lights out for Golovkin.