Canelo vs. Golovkin: Predictions from L.A. Times writers

DYLAN HERNANDEZ, LA Times columnist From the time the idea of a Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez match was born two years ago, the prevailing wisdom has seemed to be that Golovkin’s crushing power would expose the popular redhead. [...]although many critics dismiss those victories and May’s one-sided...

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Published inLos Angeles Times (Online)
Main Authors Pugmire, Lance, Hernandez, Dylan
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Los Angeles Tribune Interactive, LLC 16.09.2017
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Summary:DYLAN HERNANDEZ, LA Times columnist From the time the idea of a Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez match was born two years ago, the prevailing wisdom has seemed to be that Golovkin’s crushing power would expose the popular redhead. [...]although many critics dismiss those victories and May’s one-sided beating of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., veteran matchmaker Don Chargin says Alvarez’s development of a whipping left hand to the body has reached near perfection - a throwback to the legacy of the best warrior boxers from Mexico. [...]Golovkin escaped Madison Square Garden in March with a narrow victory by unanimous decision over a bigger, faster man, Daniel Jacobs, who also landed clean shots and ended Golovkin’s 23-fight knockout streak.
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