There is some nice analysis on that video. We could do with more of that quality stuff on here.

I'm very excited about this fight, as it's a proper old school best-versus-the-best scenario. Both guys should take some credit for being keen to take this one.

Golovkin is the middleweight monster who has been tearing up the division for the last 5 years. Always fit, cripplingly heavy hands, great chin and a hugely underrated technician. Stellar amateur career, been there and done that. Total confidence in his chin and his ability.

Alvarez, like many old school Mexican fighters, is vastly experienced for his age. Turned pro at 15 he will have seen everything there is to see in a ring. Solid solid guy, good chin, hard accurate puncher, tough as nails.

This is a real fight, which has been sadly overshadowed by the circus act that was on last month and that will only generate a fraction of the interest, coverage or earnings

So .... does Canelo get exposed when he finally fights someone who is not a couple of weight divisions smaller than he is? Do his slow feet mean he gets outmanoeuvred and driven to the ropes for a pounding. Will Golovkin surprise everyone and turn up in master boxing mode, as he did against Lemieux and as Mayweather so successfully did against Alvarez?

Or ...... does Golovkin suddenly get old very quickly? Does he turn up and struggle like he did in his last fight? Has Oscar very cleverly picked exactly the right time to catch up with GGG? Can Golovkin be outfoxed if he goes looking for a big knockout against such and experienced and talented opponent?

I think it's a great matchup. Very close on paper. Funnily enough, I see Canelo nullifying GGGs power by fighting right in front of him, right in the pocket. Golovkin likes middle range distance, and he likes to dispctate the pace and distance of the fight. Canelo is skilled enough to fight inside with Golovkin, if he is strong enough at the higher weight.

Both these guys are so good, I will be a little surprised to see an early knockout. I think both are canny enough to make it to the middle rounds, when either Golovkin's age or Alvarez' weight will prove decisive. On the balance of probabilities, I am going with GGG for a mid to late stoppage.

I just hope there's is no silly judging, incompetent refereeing or and other controversy!