Gennady Golovkin gaining similar 'GYM' rep as Edwin Valero

And yet "The Pig" is more intelligent than you so what does that say about your level of intelligence, nuffy? The only thing that wins is boxing and society when you get hit by a truck after you get away from your carer, because quite frankly, you're an embarrassment to both. Enjoy the rest of the day fapping of GGG highlights spastic :hi:

 

Not sure if this is a compliment.

 

Listen Kid get off your Dad's computer you have caused enough trouble on this site,and you have School tomorrow also.!!!!

 

He looks promising after beating Proska, but we will see when he steps up a bit more. the hype is unreal for a fighter that hasnt done much yet

 

Nawwww did I upset you? It's okay, not everyone can be intelligent and have a full set of chromosomes. I attended school a long time ago, and unlike you, I didn't need special provisions or have to repeat to get through it. The only trouble on this site is the spastics like yourself and mrdoctor who make some of the stupidest and most uneducated comments on boxing and honestly, it's embarressing both yourselves and the sport. So run along now and ask your carer to replay the GGG highlights and resume your fapfest spastic (I'm surprised you managed to stop and comment).

 

Your not Fooling anyone Mate,no Mature Adult could write this ****.!!!!

 

Golovkin would KO both Chavez Jr and Sergio Martinez.

Against Chavez Jr Golovkin would walk forward constantly keeping Jr on the back foot. Remember that Sergio's power could back Jr up against the ropes at times, while even no-power Sebastian Zbik and Andy Lee gave Jr a fight. Golovkin punches a lot harder compared to these guys. Once against the ropes JR would be subject to a barrage of shots much like Proksa. It would take more than five rounds, but it would never go the distance. Jr would be on his back by round 10 or quit on his stool.

A fight between Sergio Martinez and Golovkin would play out much like the fight between Margarito and Martinez. It is on Youtube, the eight rounds are well worth the effort. It was a classic fight between a puncher and a mover. Martinez with superior footwork won the first couple of rounds, but Margarito stalked him, putting relentless pressure on him. Midway the fight changed to favour Margarito and by round eight is was all over. In order to win Golovkin needs to move his feet quickly enough the first few rounds but after that the outcome is certain.

 

thumbsup:thumbsup This Guy talks Sense.!!!!!

 

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA now GGG is better than Margarito??? I repeat it for this illiterate fool: who has GGG beat to justify such a claim? NO ONE. He struggled against a washed up nbody like Ouma yet you think he can KO one of if not the best middleweight of this generation?? FFS Just whenI thought GGG couldn't get anymore pathetic and stupid, nuff nuff number 3 Karaganda pops up.

It would sound like sense to you fistofsteel seeing as you are fluent in ****** and nut hugging. Took another break from watching GGG koing bums, did you?

 

Bed Time Piglet.!!!

 

atsch People continuing to cite the relevance of a TWELVE YEAR OLD fight.

 

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Hush now little ******. Your carer will be along in a minute to help you log off, but until then sit quietly in the corner and play with a power point and let the adults with a full set of chromosomes talk boxing. :good

 

Don't bother with the GGG nuthuggers, they are in a lucid dream from imagining themselves sucking the sweat from his ball sack after a long training session and fapping over his highlights of knocking out bums. Let's not even get into the numerous skull ****ings they have received that has left them stupider than a ******ed goldfish.

 

True. not yet.

Yes. The fight is a classic match between a fast moving boxer and a slow moving puncher. You do not like it? No problem - just find a more relevant comparison.

Sergio Martinez has more or less finished business at 160. The only really challenging fight is against Golovkin, the rest he would more or less blow away. If Sergio could decide, he would move to 154 and fight Cotto, Canelo or Mayweather at that weight. I am not sure if that is going to work out. Forget Mayweather at least. Cotto or Canelo - maybe, just maybe. Probably depends on manager and network support. Sergio is 37, needs an operation to his knee, and has a style of fighting that requires both healthy knees and a very strong conditioning. If there is no chance of fighting Cotto or Canelo after the May 2013 rematch with Chavez Jr then he might retire. Not a bad decision after 55 pro fights.


It is quite OK to be a passionate fan, I am one myself. I do however try not to resort to references to recreational drugs, homosexuality, avatar-disrespect, genetic composition etc etc when I run out of arguments.

 

Hello kaz