Gennady Golovkin vs David Lemieux Fight Replay, Live, Results

October 17, 2015 Gennady Golovkin vs David Lemiux Full Fight Replay Videoat Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
For the Folliwng Titles:
IBF World middleweight title
International Boxing Organization World middleweight title
interim WBC World middleweight title
WBA Super World middleweight title

Fight Highlights: Lemieux down once in round five

Gennady Golovkin vs David Lemiux HBO Coverage

Gennady Golovkin vs David Lemieux Weigh In Results:
Gennady Golovkin 159.4 lbs
David Lemieux 159.8 lbs

Two exciting contenders will go head to head in an eagerly awaited middleweight unification bout between unbeaten Gennady Golovkin and David Lemieux on Saturday at Madison Square Garden. Golovkin will headline his first pay-per-view and match his power against Lemieux, who enters the battle having won his previous nine bouts.

Gennady Golovkin’s battle against David Lemieux is long awaited. It brings together the middleweight division’s greatest punchers and will unify the IBO (Golovkin) and IBF (Lemieux) titles, and additionally the WBC and the WBA titles. Tickets for the bout have sold quickly. 15,000 tickets were sold in the first week and the battle is an all but sold out.

Lemieux is coming off the back an outstanding annihilation of Hassan N’Dam, in which he won after 12 rounds for the abeyant IBF belt. Golovkin, then again, (otherwise called the middleweight Mike Tyson), beat Willie Monroe by 6th round TKO.

Abel Sanchez, Golovkin’s trainer, has tipped an outstanding battle in the middle of Golovkin and Lemieux. In any case, he anticipated that it will be an all-activity, power-pressed fight that will go only a few rounds.
While both men are among the most dreaded punchers in the game, give Golovkin the edge because of his one-punch KO capacity. Fie is a genuine risk to end a battle at any minute, whether to the head or body, and has scored knockdowns with punches. Lemieux’s offense highlights a consistent eating regimen of clubbing, overwhelming hooks that wear out an opponent. Golovkin’s power is exceptional and regularly lessens contenders to survival mode upon the first clean taste of his power shots.

Golovkin has looked pretty much as great blowing regarded previous title challengers out of the water as he has the lesser-known names. The outcome has been 20 straight knockouts and 14 back to back title resistances. The amount of his present streak has been greater than the nature of Lemieux’s.
Both contenders bring respectable, yet a long way from overwhelming, hand speed into this battle. The velocity of Lemieux’s left hook can be surprising because of how rapidly he closes separation by launching his entire body into it. Golovkin, in the mean time, cuts off the ring so well with his cleaned footwork that it turns into a strenuous errand to keep him away.

Lemieux has done an extraordinary occupation saying the right things in an endeavor to demonstrate he isn’t intimidated. Golovkin’s power and solidness cast can’t simply be ignored. Until someone finds Golovkin’s weakness, his flawless in-ring notoriety remains an intimidation.