@Isaiah Turner Well I was right about his prime years, they ended at 2016. There is a reason that the people that avoided the shit out of him(Jacobs+Canelo) pounced after the Kell Brook fight, since Gennadiy looked.. Well not terrible but suddenly he was a superman no longer. I was sure that because of his tremendous pride he would stop boxing and leave undefeated, but the money was too good I guess. Prior to 2016 he boxed 3 times a year and always talked how much he love it, in 2016 and on only 2 fights per year. So I was kinda on the mark. Still surprising that he was active for so long, white boxers aren't known for longevity.

@Isaiah Turner Brook had some skill but was much slower at middleweight. Golovkins had bigger challenges before Brook. You are wrong about Golovkins former opponents, it's just because he was very hungry and in his absolute prime when he fought them. In 2016 he noticeably became less hungry and much slower. In 16 Gena was 33 which makes sense. White boxers lose their prime at 28-33.

@Isaiah Turner Brook was no where near the speed he usually was. He was very heavy on his feet and as expected of anybody who goes up 2 weight classes, gassed really quickly. Of course the relentless pressure and the body work of Golovkins didn't help. Also, did you just write that Gena fought bums who stood in front of him? Bruh, at least watch Lee Wylies break down of Golovkins vs. Alvarez, he explains Golovkins style very well there. He got all the KO's PRECICELY because people RAN all the time. Canelo figured it out after his first time with Gena, that's why he stood his ground in the second fight, with the bewildered Golovkin who didn't understand what to do against someone who actually stays in the pocket. Your whole comment was waaay off

they are sparing jesus you dont try to ko the other guy

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well are you sold now (it's been 5 years)