At least you provided legitimate reasons as to why you think Geale would win, regardless if I think that your assessment of the upcoming match will prove to be incorrect.
But you have to admit Macklin had been out of the ring for almost a year, probably had some ring rust, looked scared before he even got in the ring, and on top of that looked a little doughy. Far from the best Macklin has looked in the past. It is possible that Macklin had already been ruined by Martinez. He definitely looked like **** against Russ after GGG finished off breaking his spirit.
Golovkin will knock Geale out. Geale ducked Golovkin a couple times, but now he is no longer a champion and needs the money...................that's the only reason he is taking this fight. Golovkin by knockout. Geale will feel Golovkin's power early, the knockout will come for Golovkin....................
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I think GGG is the best fighter @160 and is an avoided fighter. How is saying that being an attack dog?:huh I have no problem discussing that with any reasonable person or arguing about it with any idiot.
One thing you're forgetting, it's GGG's clubbing power that breaks his opponents down. You can slip and slide all you want, but sooner or later those hefty jabs will meet their target, and from that point on, it's a downward spiral. Bump the thread on the 26th.
Quite a few Fighters had never been stopped before they met Golovkin...Geale will be another one to add to the list.!!!!
Geale way underrated in this fight. Perfect for a betting man. In a two horse race those are mighty enticing odds. GGG will come to Geale and in forcing the fight will be at a disadvantage. At the end, I'm sure that any close decision will go to Golovkin, but Geale may make him miss all night. He is very very fit and will not tire.
Geale is tough and slippery and this should be a very good fight, but I think Golovkins pressure and accuracy will be too much for Geale. I won't be very suprised if Geale makes it to the end, but I'm as sure as I can be that Golovkin clearly wins on points if it goes the distance.
If you saw the last poll you notice that not many believe it would last the distance, and the ones who do are the few that favor Geale. Geale winning this is very unlikely. Even making the distance, Golovkin has never even been in a close fight and rarely loses more as a single round, while Geale has had a couple of close fights and got a lucky break in his biggest win against Sturm. The bookies are right in my book, giving 9 times your stakes for a Geale win.