Sergey Kovalev is a much less skilled fighter then Gennady Golovkin

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jimmy!, Jul 11, 2016.


  1. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    I thought you were done :lol:. I guess I owned you so badly, that you didn't want to head out in shame. Are you going to cry more about something Hopkins said about nearly a decade ago?
     
  2. teemy

    teemy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Also dense.
     
  3. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yes you are incredibly dense. How someone can just expose themselves as a huge hypocrite is just comical. I hope you're just a troll :lol:.
     
  4. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Keep moving the goalposts, chief. Your original post only stated that Kovalev was more skilled because his resume was better.

    The mental gymnastics you're going through to rationalize it to the point where you were right all along are irrelevant. Your original point was "better resume=better skill", and it took about 3 seconds to think of an example to disprove it.
     
  5. IRON - Mike

    IRON - Mike عمیر šéRèå! Kî!!ër رأجہ Full Member

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    :good:good:good
     
  6. KiwiMan

    KiwiMan Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Interesting way to look at it, but I can't agree with:
    Chilemba = Adama (I think Chilemba is quite a bit better),
    Boone < Simon (think Boone is better),
    Cleverly = Proksa (think Cleverly is better)

    Also the best couple of names are more important than #12 vs #12, #13 vs #13, etc.
     
  7. BCS8

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    Kovalev is a bit less skilled than Golovkin but would win h2h.

    IMHO, of course.
     
  8. RememberingC.S.

    RememberingC.S. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Froch publically admitted he didn't want to fight Golovkin