Total number Punches Golovkin missed = 342

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  1. Radrook

    Radrook Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Effective aggression? LOL!

    GGG punches missed per round:



    1. = 28

    2. = 32

    3. = 33

    4. = 30

    5. = 28

    6. = 29

    7. = 30

    8. = 25.

    9. = 34

    10. = 18

    11. = 20

    12. = 35

    Total punches missed = 342

    Talk about being a windmill?

    Keep in mind that those wild misses were met very often by counter punches.

    BTW

    I did not count pawing with the jab or distance-measuring jabs or just feints as misses. Only fully committed pucnces were counted. Don't believe me? Count them for yourselves. In fact, I became distracted and missed some at the start of some rounds. Otherwise the sum would be a little higher.

    British commentator glibly said:

    "He's missing al lot but it's the overall impression that counts!"

    They were also proclaiming rounds in which all he did was miss and get countered and often backed up as GGG rounds.

    The same BS garabage all over again! How the hell do you win a fight when you are mostly hitting air?
     
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  2. ATG22

    ATG22 Active Member Full Member

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    Yet you're probably the same tool that had Horn beating PAC despite landing what, 15% of his punches?

    GGG landed more, controlled the pace, had all the ring generalship, and fought consistently through rounds.

    If I rewatch the fight I can probably make a better case for 117-111 GGG than anyone can 114-114.

    116-112 is the right score.
     
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  3. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    That's a fun new way to try and twist things, if I do say so.

    Shame that, in missing those punches, GGG also dictated the distance & pace of the fight, and still outlanded and outjabbed Canelo.

    Cinnamon's got to work harder on being able to fight a full 3 minutes. He fought like the 35 year old last night- well in spurts, but too much resting in between them.
     
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  4. Phelps-Brady

    Phelps-Brady Slicker than Raspberry ripple banned Full Member

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  5. puncherschance

    puncherschance Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Golovkin has a hell of a gas tank for a 35 year old but all those misses and the body work by canelo weakened gggs punch power. Smart strategy by canelo.
     
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  6. Radrook

    Radrook Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Fun is irrelevant to facts which are that 99%of those jabs were hitting air. They were either being easily slipped or falling short. As I said, I am not counting distance setting jabs as misses. I am counting attempted jabs to connect. You don't set distance by missing most of your punches. Especially 342 punches in just 12 rounds. The stark reality is that Canelo totally outboxed GGG, made him look clumsy and unskilled and befuddled all his attempts to win that fight. In fact, he was even backed up and walked down frequently when Canelo CHOSE to turn up the heat.

    Canelo was robbed!

    BTW
    Trying to see Canelo as just another fighter instead of being a Mexican under Hoya helps in being fair in the assessment of this fight.
     
  7. RingKing75

    RingKing75 Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    So your one of those people. (sigh)
     
  8. thesmokingm

    thesmokingm Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    A fine example of rationalizing.
     
  9. The Kentucky Cobra

    The Kentucky Cobra Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Golovkin landed 31%, Canelo landed 33%

    Neither fighter was accurate, Golovkin was able to get off more punches because he controlled the fight.

    Dont be a tool.
     
  10. Flamazide

    Flamazide Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    CopuBox is always wrong. These numbers are an estimation and shouldn't be used to prove any point.

    It's literally two guys watching a fight live at the venue and pressing buttons when they think a punch is thrown/landed. Very fallible.
     
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  11. JohnnyDrama99

    JohnnyDrama99 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Alvarez miss 336 punches overall. Both men missed the majority of their punches. Even Floyd misses around 60% of his total punch output landing in the range of 40-42% historically. The fact is it's a rarity to see a boxer land more than half of their punches, especially in a 12 round fight.
     
  12. Ronnie Raygun

    Ronnie Raygun Active Member banned Full Member

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    So what triple g missed 342 punches
    You mean those 218 punches dont count ?
    Who was hitting Canelo the refree ?
     
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  13. KiwiMan

    KiwiMan Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Lol you have a sense of humour.

    I never saw people so interested in the punches missed stat haha.
     
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  14. The13thRound

    The13thRound Boxing Addict Full Member

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    compubox stats were rigged too they were counting punches ggg blocked
     
  15. chacal

    chacal F*** the new normal Full Member

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    Compubox is trash. Gg missed way more than that. I havent seen a fighter missing so much in a long long time. 30% of accuracy? my azz.
     
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