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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

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    Kid Chocolate, 30, a big, strong middleweight with vaunted punching power and a big win against N'Jikam. GGG, 32, also, a strong middleweight, although not as big as GGG, with big wins coming against Geale, Macklin and Stevens. How does it play out?
    Until saturday I thought GG was too much for Quillan.

    Now

    I can't tell.

    If Geale had any power GG would be in our prayers.
    If Winky Wright had any power Quillan would be learning how to tie his shoes all over again.
    Right now it's a 50 50 fight.
    50-50? Odd because no sensible person would give even money on GG
    No sensible person would be jockriding a 32 y/o fighter who's best win is Kassim Ouma.
    Geale and Macklin were both rated within the top ten. Geale would be the best he's fought? Geale ain't nothing special but he was definitely rated higher than Ouma

    So it's fine for Ward to say he doesn't need to move up but not Golovkin Ward ain't even fighting at this stage

    Golovkin knocks out Quillin
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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    Quillin could well have too much length and athleticism for GGG to deal with.
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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    Quote Originally Posted by cyclone View Post
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    Kid Chocolate, 30, a big, strong middleweight with vaunted punching power and a big win against N'Jikam. GGG, 32, also, a strong middleweight, although not as big as GGG, with big wins coming against Geale, Macklin and Stevens. How does it play out?
    Until saturday I thought GG was too much for Quillan.

    Now

    I can't tell.

    If Geale had any power GG would be in our prayers.
    If Winky Wright had any power Quillan would be learning how to tie his shoes all over again.
    Right now it's a 50 50 fight.
    50-50? Odd because no sensible person would give even money on GG
    No sensible person would be jockriding a 32 y/o fighter who's best win is Kassim Ouma.

    GG's defense has more holes than an Iraqi oil field.

    Andre Ward MADE Golovkin's trainer stop saying he'll fight anybody.
    So if the fight is made youd give me even money on GG? Can I have 10k on it

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
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    Quillin beats GGG in a SD... GGG has not tasted power. Power that can actually land sensibly. Stevens had power, but he couldn't land. Quillin will land against GGG and it will hurt.... as someone said, if Geale had any power we would be saying prayers for GGG now.

    Quillin will hit GGG, cleanly and very, very hard and then GGG will "box" for the rest of the fight- and then lose because people would take that as GGG running and shrinking from a fight.
    Interesting point of view. I think Quillin has a shot too. I'm not sure if he wins, but he's got the power and length to possibly keep GGG off him. On the other hand, GGG has the experience and technique to close the distance and get to Quillin. It would be a good fight.
    Quillin is no Geale. And while Stevens was stopped, he wasn't knocked out cleanly- he gassed after the accumulation. Quillin has more experience and more durable than Stevens is.

    How will GGG respond when Quillin lands? The other key question is how often will GGG be able to land on Quillin to wear Quillin down- Quillin will be harder to hit than Stevens and Geale.
    Stevens has a good chin though and Kid Chocolate's is average. Also, Quillin's defense isn't as good as Geale's, but more important, he isn't a lateral mover. Rather, he stands and trades. On the other hand, I'm not sure how GGG will respond when Quillin lands and Quillin will land at least once. Everyone else has. With that said, Quillin has ridden pretty high on his size and speed and I don't know if those attributes are enough to beat GGG. I'm also a bit underwhelmed with his choice of opponents. Say what you want about GGG's level of opponents, but Kid Chocolate's are even worse recently. There are no Macklin or Geale's on his CV since he got the title. In fact, his best opponent was former-title holder, N'Jikam. That makes me question how confident his team is in his ability. By contrast, at least GGG's opponents have got progressively better, from Proksa to Geale. Lastly, Kid Chocolate is not an active fighter. He fights maybe twice a year and GGG fights at least 4 times a year.
    Fans gatta want to see Quillin... GGG is the prima-donna of the division now. That's why people want to fight him for top dollar.

    They should fight.
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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    This would be a one -round slaughter

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    Woold kid chocolate be able to slice and dice this Central Asian charlatan?

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    For me, Quillin and Jacobs is a toss up, so an emphatic win from either would be a statement and return to form. The winner would clearly be GGGs best challenger at 160, since Cotto and Canelo only fight in the 157.5 pound division or whatever.

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    GGG destroys him. Ruins his career. Highlight reel stoppage. Kid Ovaltine isn't well rounded or consistent enough to even last the distance. Only a Hop or Ward type of fighter beats GGG.

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    Yes I think I was closer with my initial quote.
    If quillan couldn't beat LEE he has no chance against GGG.

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    Quote Originally Posted by cyclone View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
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    Kid Chocolate, 30, a big, strong middleweight with vaunted punching power and a big win against N'Jikam. GGG, 32, also, a strong middleweight, although not as big as GGG, with big wins coming against Geale, Macklin and Stevens. How does it play out?
    Until saturday I thought GG was too much for Quillan.

    Now

    I can't tell.

    If Geale had any power GG would be in our prayers.
    If Winky Wright had any power Quillan would be learning how to tie his shoes all over again.
    Right now it's a 50 50 fight.
    50-50? Odd because no sensible person would give even money on GG
    No sensible person would be jockriding a 32 y/o fighter who's best win is Kassim Ouma.

    GG's defense has more holes than an Iraqi oil field.

    Andre Ward MADE Golovkin's trainer stop saying he'll fight anybody.


    Yeah , cos Ward has shown everybody since what he's capable of in the ring , hasn't he?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by cyclone View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by cyclone View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
    Kid Chocolate, 30, a big, strong middleweight with vaunted punching power and a big win against N'Jikam. GGG, 32, also, a strong middleweight, although not as big as GGG, with big wins coming against Geale, Macklin and Stevens. How does it play out?
    Until saturday I thought GG was too much for Quillan.

    Now

    I can't tell.

    If Geale had any power GG would be in our prayers.
    If Winky Wright had any power Quillan would be learning how to tie his shoes all over again.
    Right now it's a 50 50 fight.
    50-50? Odd because no sensible person would give even money on GG
    No sensible person would be jockriding a 32 y/o fighter who's best win is Kassim Ouma.

    GG's defense has more holes than an Iraqi oil field.

    Andre Ward MADE Golovkin's trainer stop saying he'll fight anybody.


    Yeah , cos Ward has shown everybody since what he's capable of in the ring , hasn't he?
    It doesn't matter what Ward has done. What matters is GGGs team made 1000 excuses not to fight. There is no denying they made excuse after excuse. I mean EVERY fighter tries to fight the bigger names because it means bigger paydays, that's why everyone wants Floyd and Pac. GGGs people claimed GGG needed to become a bigger name, it's laughable. Then when he did become a bigger name they said he was too big a name. Even though he was still cashing smaller checks!! And his claims of being too small, well he was willing to go to 168 in 2011 for Steiglitz, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. He was willing to go to 168 for Chavez, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. He was willing to go to 168 for Froch, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. They asked Ward to cut 8 pounds and take a paycut FFS. If you can't admit they did everything to avoid Ward you are simply full of shit.

    Ward has wasted his career, that is undeniable. What else is undeniable is GGGs people avoided Ward like the plague. I mean when it was proposed it was 10 excuses and maybe in 2013, then it was 10 more excuses and maybe in 2014, well in the middle of 2014 it went to maybe in 2016. Seriously, I'm not making that up. It's so ridiculous it sounds made up but no, they expect people to believe GGG has so many good fights lined up that the one fight people are talking about can be pushed off for at least a year and a half hahaha. Good luck with the excuses and the fictional fight against Canelo/Cotto winner GGG since theyboth have rematch clauses. But team GGG already knew that, we all knew that, all the talk is just BS

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    A year later and this fight hasn't even been talked about? Hopefully the Jacobs/Quillen winner sacks up and calls out GGG after their win.

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    Default Re: GGG v. Kid Chocolate

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
    Kid Chocolate, 30, a big, strong middleweight with vaunted punching power and a big win against N'Jikam. GGG, 32, also, a strong middleweight, although not as big as GGG, with big wins coming against Geale, Macklin and Stevens. How does it play out?
    Until saturday I thought GG was too much for Quillan.

    Now

    I can't tell.

    If Geale had any power GG would be in our prayers.
    If Winky Wright had any power Quillan would be learning how to tie his shoes all over again.
    Right now it's a 50 50 fight.
    50-50? Odd because no sensible person would give even money on GG
    No sensible person would be jockriding a 32 y/o fighter who's best win is Kassim Ouma.

    GG's defense has more holes than an Iraqi oil field.

    Andre Ward MADE Golovkin's trainer stop saying he'll fight anybody.


    Yeah , cos Ward has shown everybody since what he's capable of in the ring , hasn't he?
    It doesn't matter what Ward has done. What matters is GGGs team made 1000 excuses not to fight. There is no denying they made excuse after excuse. I mean EVERY fighter tries to fight the bigger names because it means bigger paydays, that's why everyone wants Floyd and Pac. GGGs people claimed GGG needed to become a bigger name, it's laughable. Then when he did become a bigger name they said he was too big a name. Even though he was still cashing smaller checks!! And his claims of being too small, well he was willing to go to 168 in 2011 for Steiglitz, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. He was willing to go to 168 for Chavez, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. He was willing to go to 168 for Froch, but he's a small middleweight when it comes to Ward. They asked Ward to cut 8 pounds and take a paycut FFS. If you can't admit they did everything to avoid Ward you are simply full of shit.

    Ward has wasted his career, that is undeniable. What else is undeniable is GGGs people avoided Ward like the plague. I mean when it was proposed it was 10 excuses and maybe in 2013, then it was 10 more excuses and maybe in 2014, well in the middle of 2014 it went to maybe in 2016. Seriously, I'm not making that up. It's so ridiculous it sounds made up but no, they expect people to believe GGG has so many good fights lined up that the one fight people are talking about can be pushed off for at least a year and a half hahaha. Good luck with the excuses and the fictional fight against Canelo/Cotto winner GGG since theyboth have rematch clauses. But team GGG already knew that, we all knew that, all the talk is just BS
    All the same old myths rolled out. Firstly, not 1000 excuses, just one. GGG's team respect Ward to the extent that bearing in mind the size differential, height weight,reach, Ward's undoubted talent etc. that to make the fight a decent match up, they would be prepared to meet halfway (164lb) the reason GGG doesn't need to do that with Froch,Stieglitz and any other SMW you care to mention is because they are nowhere near as good as Ward and he feels he could beat them all at their own weight. THIS IS RESPECT AND A COMPLIMENT TO WARD! Can you not see this?
    Next , he asked Ward to come down 8lbs. When? Bear in mind 172lb is not a weight division, it's just just a weight Ward felt he could make and no lower because he was out of the ring for so long, and who's fault is that?
    Thirdly, while all this so called talk has been going on, Golovkin has been constantly fighting guys in the top 10 of his division, what has Ward done ? Answer, Fuck all!
    GGG's team have always said they like to fight 3-4 times a year, they will not put GGG's career on hold at 32 years of age to try to come to an unlikely agreement with team Ward. If Ward wants to fuck about like that and let his career dwindle away, that's his choice.
    You say you're not making it up, and you're not, but you're listening to people that are making it up.
    Talk is cheap, it means nothing. Look at the facts, what they're actually doing.
    Like I've said before, I'm not saying this because I'm a GGG nut hugger , if these 2 did fight each other, I think Ward would Win.
    But let's not go down the route of denigrating a fighter doing well just to try to enhance the status of the fighter you prefer. It has no bearing or relevance and is pretty ridiculous.

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