Lemiux said he will fight GGG after he KOes Rosado

Rosado isn't going to have much trouble in this fight.

 

GGG has very good defense, nobody has landed at a high percentage on him, ever.

 

If Lemieux does beat Rosado why would he throw away all that momentum by faceing GGG and getting knocked back into obscurity?

 

Oh would he? He would take a shot at the title after the champ destroyed the guy who schooled him? How magnanimous. If Lemiuex were for real, then he wouldn't be fighting a guy who's on a four fight losing streak.

 

Maybe not a megafight, but it would certainly be the biggest purse of Golovkin's career...assuming, of course, that the fight takes place in Montreal.

 

I'd like to think lemieux has wised up some. He had a lot of momentum going b4 the Rubio debacle. He should ride this decent run into an actual winnable fight against the winner of NJDam/Taylor.

Then with a bit of good fortune and some decent defenses he could ride his IBF title and Canadian mega hype into a PPV event vs a Canelo or GGG or whichever No Shameon or GBP hype job is carrying a label.:think

 

Why is Pepe Le Pew Lemieux even mentioning Golovkin?

 

I wrote "not bad" meaning more like "realy not bad at all". The rest of the sentence gives cues to what I meant.

But still, GGG defence is leaky. The fact that people are scared to throw against him and are cautious when they throw anything gives him those numbers. Still, GGG is an offensive boxer who's defense is based on his great offense. He takes shots to land bigger ones. His KO win against Geale sums it up.

 

Lemieux has a puncher chance against anyone and is more crafted than what people are giving him credit for. He is no athlete and have been boxing since he was a kid with a worldclass coach.

By the way, that is how you throw a jab...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH0rO2RFBPw

 

:deal

This would have been the best move for him.

Imo Rosado was a bad choice.

 

Geale Landed at under 30% on GGG. In contrast, Abraham And Bika both landed well over that on Ward. Unless GGG doesn't get hit once, people will look at any punch landed and say, "see Golovkin gets hit", but the fact is that he is very hard to hit.

 

He's actually not hard to hit at all...he has no head movement his defense is his offense, he has such tremendous power his recent opponents have been too timid to commit on their punches...the type of power he has its only gonna take someone else with tremendous power to stop him early, or an elite boxer with speed and superb defense to beat him...there isn't any elite defensive wizards at 160 right now and the two with the best power is Quillin and Lemiux, don't know if those two can take GGG's power...

 

GGG has excellent defense, but he doesn't do the shoulder roll so ******s think he's just a puncher. He is very good at picking punches off with his elbows.

 

It wouldn't be anything more than a stay-busy fight and another ko for GGG.