Angel Garcia "Cotto beats GGG! He got hit wit 52 jabs in 2 rounds!"

rathalos · Feb 16, 2015

Sugar 88 said: ↑

I wish someone would just smack Angel in the mouth. We need a Barrera type character to just clock him at a presser. I think we can all agree it'd be for the benefit of the sport.
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deal:deal

CST80 · Feb 16, 2015

Hey guys check this out, its a sneak preview of GGG Vs. Cotto.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mluutEMR3hs

Techniques · Feb 16, 2015

GGG is unstoppable, dudes chin is metal and his defense aint so shabby, cotto would get wrecked

woodzo · Feb 16, 2015

I always get the feeling that GGG feels someone's power and if he doesn't respect it he jus walks them down and beats them into the ground

You could tell he jus didn't give a f#ck what Rubio or geale had to offer near the end

ReverendSultan · Feb 16, 2015

Nice PR pride from Angel

christo · Feb 16, 2015

woodzo said: ↑

I always get the feeling that GGG feels someone's power and if he doesn't respect it he jus walks them down and beats them into the ground

You could tell he jus didn't give a f#ck what Rubio or geale had to offer near the end
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I know, and it's beautiful. He was closing Rubio down fast
and hard early. You could tell Rubio was scared too as he had
that SNS look but with his mexican pride he had that smile at
the end after he got up. Nonetheless, him and Geale both knew
they were outmatched and wanted out of the ring ASAP. All of
Triple G's opponents have had that look of fear during the fight
and look of relief when it's over. GGG is just a more physical
specimen than any other middle in the world. Cotto could literally
die if he fought GGG because he doesn't have near the resistance needed to withstand the onslaught of GGG's attack.

Babality · Feb 16, 2015

Angel manages to be much more dislikable than even Mayweather. That's impressive.

woodzo · Feb 16, 2015

Barcham said: ↑

GGG ask him "Are you serious now? Do you understand?":bbb
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Haha yeah that was great at the press conference, "you serious right now' it's the only time I've seen GGG look visible p1ssed and he savoured every second of that beat down near the end

LondonRingRules · Feb 16, 2015

Kid Cincinnati said: ↑

Frosty, Cotto has been on ***** Street quite a few times. GGG is much bigger, and arguably hits harder, than Floyd, Margarito or Pac.
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I don't think there's much of an argument against the fact that he hits harder than them...unless you mean all 3 put together.

boxing_master · Feb 16, 2015

Golovkin hits 10000000000 times harder than anything cotto has faced he hits so hard that nothing matters no skill nothing that's how hard the dude hits

Serge · Feb 16, 2015

Barcham said: ↑

Well Stevens went really heavy on the trash talk leading up to the fight. Saying how badly he was going to hurt GGG and I think even insulting his family. He did something with a coffin also that really angered Golovkin. That was a huge mistake. I think GGG could have put him down at any time after the second round but just wanted to teach him a SERIOUS lesson. He likely would have carried him for another round or two if Stevens' corner didn't stop the fight.
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I think the coffin thing definitely ****ed him off. Golovkin lost his two older brothers and it really (as it obviously would) affected his family badly. I don't recall Stevens insulting his family but I think Golovkin took offence on his family's behalf after seeing the coffin stunt.

'It was the spring of 1994 in Karaganda, a large coal mining city in the Karagandy Province of Kazakhstan, and Gennady Golovkin was a kid enjoying life. He was 12 years old and a budding athlete, a gifted boxer who was already winning junior tournaments. His older brothers, Sergey and Vadim, had pushed him and his twin brother, Max, into the ring when he was eight, and he had taken to it quickly. He loved them for that. They joined the Russian army when Golovkin was nine. He thought of them whenever he laced up the gloves.

Four years earlier, in 1990, Vadim died, killed in action. There was no explanation from the government official who called the house, no details. The army there didn't work like that. He was just gone. Golovkin remembers his parents tears. He remembers the empty feeling in his stomach. He remembers a funeral without a body. Serving in the army was dangerous, Golovkin knew that. But he never expected this.

The second call, in '94, was worse. Sergey was gone, too. Back came the tears, back came the wails, back came the sinking, empty feeling, multiplied exponentially. Losing one brother was excruciating. But two? Once again, government officials offered no details. Like Vadim, Sergey was dead. And that was it. For months, the uncertainty of how Sergey and Vadim were killed haunted the household.

"It was very tough, very tough," Golovkin said. "My family, it really tore us up."

It was the kind of tragedy that can ruin a man, a family. No one would have blamed Golovkin if he went into a shell, if he quit the sport his brothers talked him into. He could have walked away, but he didn't. He pressed on. And he became perhaps the most feared middleweight in the world today.'

mrdoctor · Feb 16, 2015

Angel is scared of GGG and it shows

dinovelvet · Feb 16, 2015

Cotto wouldn't fight Canelo. Just imagine how much of GGG he wants nothing to do with.

Dos Huevos · Feb 16, 2015

Serge said: ↑

I think the coffin thing definitely ****ed him off. Golovkin lost his two older brothers and it really (as it obviously would) affected his family badly. I don't recall Stevens insulting his family but I think Golovkin took offence on his family's behalf after seeing the coffin stunt.

'It was the spring of 1994 in Karaganda, a large coal mining city in the Karagandy Province of Kazakhstan, and Gennady Golovkin was a kid enjoying life. He was 12 years old and a budding athlete, a gifted boxer who was already winning junior tournaments. His older brothers, Sergey and Vadim, had pushed him and his twin brother, Max, into the ring when he was eight, and he had taken to it quickly. He loved them for that. They joined the Russian army when Golovkin was nine. He thought of them whenever he laced up the gloves.

Four years earlier, in 1990, Vadim died, killed in action. There was no explanation from the government official who called the house, no details. The army there didn't work like that. He was just gone. Golovkin remembers his parents tears. He remembers the empty feeling in his stomach. He remembers a funeral without a body. Serving in the army was dangerous, Golovkin knew that. But he never expected this.

The second call, in '94, was worse. Sergey was gone, too. Back came the tears, back came the wails, back came the sinking, empty feeling, multiplied exponentially. Losing one brother was excruciating. But two? Once again, government officials offered no details. Like Vadim, Sergey was dead. And that was it. For months, the uncertainty of how Sergey and Vadim were killed haunted the household.

"It was very tough, very tough," Golovkin said. "My family, it really tore us up."

It was the kind of tragedy that can ruin a man, a family. No one would have blamed Golovkin if he went into a shell, if he quit the sport his brothers talked him into. He could have walked away, but he didn't. He pressed on. And he became perhaps the most feared middleweight in the world today.'
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Thanks for the background information.:good

box4life11 · Feb 16, 2015

Cotto was getting overpowered and beat up
by the B level 154 pound Trout he has no chance vs GGG

Angel is just bias or retarted

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