G-man vs GGG...

Three G's are better than one.

 

dirty fighter??lol,he is a damn good fighter and the future of the sport....but hey you dont give a damn bout the sport just Manny

 

So you are saying Ward is not a dirty fighter, and has never used dirty tactic's intentional elbow or headbutts on a opponent.atsch

We know McClellan could not deal with Benn, Golovkin, has big power like Benn, a better chin then Benn, and better skills, though he lacks Benn's agrression and heart, but who has that?

Hard too see how McClellan could beat Triple G, punch him and hopefully he goes down?

What happens when he doesn't?

Game over G-Man

 

If that is true, then you are in trouble dude:fire

 

how many Golvkins fights have you seen against elite fighters?

cause you are a piece of **** for posting that,maybe you will get into a wreck and get brain damage so you can see how it feels

 

what a ****ing joke. who has GGG beaten? not even one B level fighter. G-Man murders the guy

what's next Canelo vs Hearns? stupid ****ing thread

 

If you want to bring in amateur bouts, then G-Man beat Roy Jones in the Ams....RJJ >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> all those guys you listed.

Either way, ams mean **** when were talking about the pros.

 

The Ginger wins via brutal 9-punch combo. Hearns never had to deal with anything like Canelo. FACT.

 

Benn > McClellan > Jones.

 

Only one guy of any note, Jackson and a shot Mugabi.

Jeff Lacy had a better resume than this guy.

 

You are pretty much saying those 3 are better than those guys you listed earlier, very good i would agree. You can also add GGG to those other guys you listed too.

 

Jackson and a shot Mugabi are better than anything GGG has.

FACT.

 

Triple GGG is something special...
Any boxing fanatic can see this
If you know your boxing then you
Should know that GGG is a Goat!!

 

I'd take Proska over a shot Mugabi.

 

I actually almost agree with this post :huh. The U.S. does not take amateur boxing as seriously as it probably should...which probably explains how the talent/achievement gap has been bridged by Eastern Europe in the professional ranks.