After GGG give him a wicked case of punchitis his elusiveness won't be as elusive, its hard to evade punches when you're out on your feet and don't know what you're doing.
A lot of slick fighters are afflicted with WMS (Weak Mandible Syndrome) and Punchophobia (the fear of being punched) and Boo Boo also has greyhound snout shaped face and there's no way any mortal human being is standing up to a GGG bomb if they're afflicted with WMS, Punchophobia, and Greyhound snout shaped face.
He's not 37 yet. Think of him like Froch at 36. Froch was still very good at 37 when he beat Groves. Mileage detrimens prime. Look at DeGale. The Vanes fight proved Gennady was the same bum beater he always was.
Taller slicker southpaws are a nightmare to fight as an orthodox, which is why I assume Golovkin is hesitant to fight him. He really needs a new trainer.
Yeah, I posted the same clips countless times in the lead-up to the Golovkin match. I actually saw the match live when it happened. Your point? Jacobs just went the distance Derevyanchenko, Sulecki and most importantly Gennady Golovkin, who all have power close to or greater than that of Canelo Alvarez.
if he packed glass he'd have been KO'd by one of those three. Badou Jack just went the distance with Adonis Stevenson, and got KO1 by Derek Edwards. Now which match says more about his chin? Being caught cold early, or going 12 the brutal KO artist. Stop pulling this casual bull**** with me, you know better than that.
You're underrating Jacob's defense. Top chinny fighters are top because they know how to protect their chins. Jacobs is too good to get caught flush by one of those Golovkin long looping overhand rights that puts bums and C level fighters to sleep.
By the way, I fixed all the typos in that post. I was using the voice recorder and it misspelled the hell out of what I was saying. As far as Jacobs' defense goes, you're right it's pretty damn good, and that will apply to his match with Canelo as well. And let's be honest, it's not like Canelo is all that great at landing flush on elusive Southpaws. And for what it's worth Golovkin landed on him plenty. As did Derevyanchenko.