GGG Evasive Aggression (Analysis Video)

a thing of brilliance

 

Excellent videos, though the first one really makes Golovkin look like a creepy psychopath (which I'm thinking was the point, so well done).

We keep hearing all these fighters saying how they see flaws in Golovkin and how they'll be able to expose them. Ward was the first to come out and say Golovkin has no defense. The fact of the matter is, he's so different from what they're accostumed to that they see this difference as being equivalent to flaws.

 

golovkin is like an artist painting on a canvas....thanks for the video

 

thats rigo picaso

triple ggg is like mozart of the boxing world

 

Very quality video and good analysis. Thanks for the share.

 

An artist who can paint with a sledge hammer.

 

Fixed.

 

no sorry I did not watched the video and I have good reasons to reject this

every fight I watched him he gets hit a lot

he has qualities but his defense is ****; you can pick a few evades and probably make a video but this means nothing

 

He stop these cats regularly dude. Its much easier to avoid being hit when you wait for your opponent. I've not seen a lot of fighters use forearm Parry's or shoulder blocks in the modern game.

 

gennady is one of the best defensive fighters today. he gets rarely punched in his fight. the connect on his shoulders and gloves but rarely on his chin.
he is the real real real deal and talentwise imo on a level with floyd and rigo. i think ward vs gennady is a fight with the most talent against each other in the last 20 years and i bet if it goes to the scorecards ward wins because he is american and it will be a close robbery. on neutral ground gennady would win a close ud.

 

Cant wait to see him do this to a top notch opponent

 

He is very conscious of his defense. As a fan I always look forward to watching his punches thrown straight and from crooked angles. I think we'll know more about his style when he gets into the short end of exchanges.

 

Great video. It's his defense and counterpunching that make him special. It's usually all too easy for power punching pressure fighters to fall in love with that and neglect those things. It's another thing entirely to see someone skilled enough at them that they could box as an in-the-pocket counterpuncher well enough to win if they so chose.

 

He goes back in straight lines. His defense is leaky aswell. His strengths are awesome though