But someone I think is similar to Louis or at least as similar as it gets today is Carl Froch they have a very similar stance both use their right hand mostly to block jabs, fight very side on out of some kind of crouch and defend right hands mostly by diping a little bit at their waist and with their left shoulder Froch really reminds me of Louis

 

But someone I think is similar to Louis or at least as similar as it gets today is Carl Froch they have a very similar stance both use their right hand mostly to block jabs, fight very side on out of some kind of crouch and defend right hands mostly by diping a little bit at their waist and with their left shoulder Froch really reminds me of Louis

Froch? Might as well say Povetkin.

 

One thing with Golovin though, from what I can tell, is that his hands aren't exactly blisteringly quick. It's been adequate up until now, but I wonder if he ever had to face a real slick mover in there, if this would not be his undoing?

Don't get me wrong, I too think he's fantastic, but one or two little signs that I'm picking up on suggest to me that he still has some things to work on.

You can't really work on your handspeed though, and Golovkin has the timing, shot placement, shot variety and lack of telegraphy that can make up for a little of that top rank speed. His jab is also a phenomenal weapon to open up opponents to his power shots. I agree that he may be made to look foolish at stretches in future fights, but so long as he maintains his composure and boxes behind the jab, he should have what it takes to nail anybody.

 

Froch? Might as well say Povetkin.

Seriously he reminds me of Joe Louis and Povetkin fights a lot like Morrison

 

Not similar at all everyone who said louis watched highlights only,louis looked like a novice in full rounds compared to the average 70s fighter let alone compared to one from this era

 

Agreed. They were not similar at all.