Well, I agree to an extent. Your'e about the ONLY subjective nonGGG fan on this site now Alex. You should be proud of the fact that if nothing else, you make legitimate counters to GGG hype, without making absurd claims like his chins never been tested, he's never fought a slick boxer, or that his only path to greatness is thru Ward. As for your post, I somewhat agree that the OPs video presentation does show several grazing shots that even Khan/Kirkland might have gotten up from, but OTOH, MOST, and I say that emphatically, fighters who rely on their power and their aggression to pull thru in big fights, when down big on the cards, hurt early in fights, or simply dominated throughout, will not pull their shots for fear, but rather telegraph them and square up when throwing em. For instance, Stevens found himself down by 3 points going into the 3rd rd, and while GGG won about every rd of that fight, Stevens managed to land his money punch, with precision and power on GGG several times, a punch that put Majewski out, and stole the W away from Johnson in the waning minutes of their fight. GGG, was visibly rocked by Stevens more than a dozen times, yet, his chin allows him the comfort to simply reset and restart his assault. As for Lemiuex, an equally dangerous puncher as Stevens, GGG either excercised caution as most of us believe, or he simply found the jab so effective, he fell in love with it and chose to put on a masterclass with it. (He did win nearly 400 fights behind it afterall). Lemiuex, like Stevens, found himself way down and began throwing caution to the wind, but too little too late, as GGGs assault is too tactical and precise, while Lemiuexs big shots landed only when GGG simply ignored the danger. Nevertheless, the huge R hand and the hard straight L/Hook landed many times over the duration of the last 4 rd or so of that fight. GGG, again, took them so well, it was surely demoralizing to both Lemiuex and his corner, and without hope of a KO, his team, like Stevens, said no mas, and the ref rightfully ended it. Monroe......his shots were perfect, but I dont feel GGG, or even Jacobs for that matter would be in SERIOUS danger of them. I mean the guy couldnt stop Thompson after dominating him for 10 rds. But we can go back the Ouma fight and with genuine KSAB knowledge KNOW for FACT that power is the last thing to go, and that Ouma, while NO HAGLER/HEARNS/MUGABI etc, is no Monroe either, and he was hitting GGG with big shots throughout the entire fight, and Ouma is also known for his own exceptional punch resistance, and GGG, even sick, even jetlagged, was the fighter still standing in the end. Not saying GGG could take 10 rds of back and forth with Beterbiev, Kovalev, Stevenson, Froch, Kessler etc, but I believe in the depths of my boxing knowledge that punch for punch, GGG would have his hand raised vs the likes of Froch, Kessler, and Stevenson. Size does matter though, and neither Kovalev nor Beterbiev have shown the lapses in their game to make me think that GGG rolls thru them like he would the SMW division, and the soft chins in the LHW division.
I see Golovkin chin has been questioned again . In the highlights above show its seems quite solid and it does seem he is not afraid to take a shot to land a shot.
You really are a very strange person, imagining a mother sexually assaulting her child is not the normal train of thought...seriously you should seek help!
GGG has a very good chin, amazing power and above average stamina No doubt he is slow and easy to hit though. The Lemieux shots prove his chin is excellent but I have to say I don't rate the Stevens shots as high because Stevens was nearly knocked the **** out rounds before and I doubt he was recovered. This vid proves GGG is a natural super middleweight ffs he looks like a giant against these mini me's, only Wade was nearly as big and Wade is pretty much a bum or atleast very limited.