Gennady Golovkin vs Dick Tiger

Okay, you're eyes, which can transform into a tape measure as they stand in the ring. Sure, sure. Keep fudging things they way you " see " fit.

 

Your being generous
Dont see Alvarez or Jacob's beating Hank. Hank was a hell ov a fighter.

 

That is the current Ring top ten.

"Mims was a 5'7" middleweight with just 13 Ko's in 103 fights, with 28 losses and six draws. He would not be a factor today. For those tired of me listing a dozen of journeyman a fighter lost to, just watch the film om Mims. Jacobs would have a relatively easy night.

As for the middle weight division, they are getting taller in general, and weigh more on fight night. The division also includes world competition these days."

The underlined is your statement
No answer as I expected.
You fail to grasp that Hank fought everyone at middle and lhvy .Preserving an unbeaten record wasnt the criteria in the those days

Want to speculate how many of these Jacobs beats?
Joey Giardello
Mauro Mina
Bob Foster
Dick Tiger
Eddie Cotton
Jimmy Ellis
Chic Calderwood
Harold Johnson
Johnny Persol
George Benton
Jesse Bowdry
3 of them were lhvy champs,4 were lhvy contenders 2 more were middle weight champs. Hank had 96 fights in 2 divisions Jacobs has had 36, he would give Jacobs hell!

 

4th time asking. What is Hank's record vs top ten middles when they were ranked? I agree Hank had lots of chances, he's on the losing end vs the best, and beaten by many journeyman. No more ducks. I replied to you, your turn. If you are incapable of answering the question, just say so.

Okay, Mims beat Benton once. I checked. Benton was not annually ranked in 1958 . He wasn't annually ranked in 1959 when the fight happened. Nor was Benton ranked in the 1960 annually. So my conclusion is this big win your trumpeting wasn't even vs a top ten opponent when the fight happened.

If you want to compare Jacob's winning % in the top ten vs. Hank's or Mims, I think we know the answer.

 

Jacobs hasn't beaten even a very good fighter let alone a great one.Ill take a look tomorrow.

 

Henry Hank, skinny, no power, just ask some of the lightheavies he beat up, if they agree.

Note to Mendoza - Billy Saunders was not an Olympic gold medallist, I remember he was kicked out for bad behaviour.

Alvarez( Mr Twice a year) v Henry Hank, well if Hank could only dream of and realise the state of the art training camps that Mr Cosseted enjoys, my money would be on the man from Detroit.

 

Thanks, good catch. I must have been thinking of James DeGale.

 

You can have until Friday. What is Hank's record vs top ten middles when they were ranked?

 

Are you going to show us Hank's record vs Ring Magazine ranked top ten middle weight when he fought them or not? Enough time has passed.

 

Well McVey, I saw you log on today. Are you going to answer this question??!! I only asked 4 times and you said you'd get to it.

 

GGG on points for me, with the jab being the difference. It's a different GGG when he respects his opponent's power, and I don't think Tiger has that extra dimension to him to successfully adapt to GGG when he shifts styles.