http://www.thesweetscience.com/news...-day-weigh-in-results-golovkin-163-murray-165 Golovkin 163 Murray 165 7 day weigh in.
I hope Murray pulls a Buster Douglas, and puts GGG on his a$$, I go for the American, not some Kazakhstan :yep USA:good
Murray is tough and took Martinez to the limit, but Golovkin has too much everything for him. Golovkin wins, likely by stoppage or knockout.
I think GGG will put Murray on his backside by the fourth round, though the beating will last until the eighth when Murray's corner throws in the towel.
I think Golovkin stops Murray late in the fight, I'm expecting Murray to provide a slight bit more resistance then Golovkin previous opponents but it'll still be a one sided fight.
I go for the greater fighter, and GGG today is the most thrilling puncher, and a baby faced killer in the ring, and a gentleman outside of the squared circle, regardless of where he was born.
:deal me also burt, do you feel the same about Sergey Kovalev? i dont know how anyone could dislike ggg and kovalev. great for boxing.
I think Golovkin may indeed be something very special, his footwork is very adept and he can box, he isn't just some slugger. Murray is a very tough boy, I would love to see him win this but have to let my head rule my heart. Middle to late rounds stoppage win for Golovkin.
Independent shoots its load for GGG: http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...the-east-shapes-up-as-new-tyson-10046586.html The world has been waiting a quarter of a century for a new baddest man on the planet since Mike Tyson meekly surrendered his self-imposed status. Now there is one: the G Force is with us. Gennady Golovkin of Kazakhstan is a monster of a middleweight who has taken boxing’s breath away along with that of the string of victims of his venomous punching, which is reminiscent of Iron Mike’s heavyweight heyday. There is a definite touch of the early Tyson about the one-man wrecking machine they call “the Beast from the East”, in tactics and technique – though thankfully not temperament. He likes to set up opponents with a stabbing jab before unloading the bombs carried in both fists, an old-school warrior with a mean streak who has stopped his last 18 opponents in a row, the majority laid out cold on the canvas.
odds are so short, even for the stoppage, that the only way to bet would be on murray, so no betting on this fight i don't think.