Gennady Golovkin (KAZ) vs Daniel Jacobs (USA) | BOXING FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS HD

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AI GeneratedThis transcript details a high-stakes boxing match between Gennady Golovkin (GGG) and Daniel Jacobs at Madison Square Garden. The fight is characterized by Golovkin's lethal power and precision against Jacobs' athleticism and tactical stance-switching. Despite early knockdowns and heavy pressure from Golovkin, Jacobs demonstrates remarkable resilience and skill to remain competitive through twelve rounds.
And since he blew off that weigh-in, he can easily come into this fight a winner.
And another thing about power punches, once you do feel that power and you take it, that just gives you power, Jeff.
He's powerful from both, and he's athletic. That's the main thing.
It's like the power from the southpaw stance, absolutely.
To your point, Sergio, about the way he's strong and athletic, he's very agile.
From his right jab, right jab just really falls out there.
Punching, and the speed of Daniel Jacobs.
Good counter there by Jacobs.
And the last thing he wants is his back against the ropes.
Grounds to nothing for Gennady Golovkin. It's not that Golovkin is landing incredibly.
Jacobs, stay rhythmic. You don't have to run, but you can walk, you can box.
Still very competitive and keeping Golovkin on his toes with those counters.
There he is again. Of course, you can easily score that for Golovkin, and that's why you do it.
He hurts you.
With precision and timing, and that's what makes him so lethal.
Knockout win. Cried after the fight. Emotional as he throws his body.
And I like seeing that, the jab going upstairs and downstairs.
At that punch.
Saying, oh, okay, I got hit with something real.
Doesn't happen often.
We've had these discussions.
Good right hand, and down goes Jacobs.
Jacobs turned southpaw, and he got caught in the middle of switching.
And a good jab right away.
Sergio, as you said earlier, it is some tower of Golovkin. We'll see what he has.
That was the first time he felt Gennady's power.
And an uppercut.
He expected to get hurt. Maybe not drop, but he expected to get hurt.
But he knows he's in with a different level fighter here tonight.
Here in Jacobs' corner, yelling at his man, walk.
And by that, he means he doesn't have his hands up.
He's not moving anymore.
He's actually catching those punches by Golovkin.
That means he gets the head out of it.
You realize you can take it.
Jacobs is in front of him, hands up, ready to counter.
Hook and a right hand from Golovkin.
But this has got to be a 10-8 round.
Gennady Golovkin with the knockout.
Two right in between.
And Golovkin able to hit him twice.
Round 5 here in New York City.
We're at Madison Square Garden.
Gennady Golovkin defending from Rozier.
In that relax, you know, let it come to you.
The advice from Rozier.
And they want him to walk Jacobs back with the jab.
The jab is sharp.
Now Jacobs fires back.
He seems comfortable.
As we saw against David Lemieux, that piston rod jab.
That's what wore him down.
The aggression up slightly.
Because Golovkin probably didn't.
He can also pose some problems the later the fight goes.
Dig to the body.
That's what he's been doing.
This is a good round by Gennady Jacobs, in my opinion.
He could reasonably have it either way.
Could, but I thought Golovkin was the far busier fighter.
Even though he probably didn't win the card.
In my opinion, I think he did really well.
Jab there by Jacobs.
Able to land there and follow up with a left hand.
There by Jacobs.
Now Golovkin.
Effective.
You do it just to buy some time.
Either if you want to give your opponent a different look.
More success even when you switch back to right-handed.
Which he did right there.
Good body shot.
And a right hand.
Seeing the same type of body work from Golovkin.
This fight that we saw against the guards.
He headhunted him this week.
That is against a smaller man, Brook.
A good welterweight is Jacobs.
But Jacobs putting up a very good fight.
You've seen Golovkin.
Jab upstairs and downstairs.
And control the tempo of the fight.
Matter of factness.
And encouragement as well.
Even saying good job.
There's no way Triple G beats you.
You do love a good word.
Yes, I do.
Very confident Jacobs is now.
Look, he's fighting from a southpaw stance.
You see the bravado jab as well.
That's something Golovkin has to expect.
A little on the north slope.
Body work by Jacobs.
He comes up top.
Headhunting.
And that's what happens when you drop your opponent so early in the fight.
And that's why I think Ben...
Titles in Brooklyn.
National amateur champion.
Multiple goals.
Ben has battles with cancer.
Now he is back.
And at the top.
Acknowledges that.
After the bell.
But a spirited round seven.
And a good round.
Respect from the southpaw stance and the orthodox stance.
It's the body shots.
Not only the jabs.
But the body shots.
154 pounds.
And 100 pounds.
Fighting left-handed again.
And Golovkin has to respect...
Maybe only one landed.
There's a sharp jab by Golovkin.
Long enough to get those consistent jabs.
He's getting in angles.
And it's like he did right there.
Beautiful body work right there by Jacobs.
Take the wind out of you.
The wind out of your sails, so to speak.
But that's what I think I'm seeing right here.
Jacobs' trainer said that if we box, we win this fight.
Behind that jab.
Right hand by Golovkin.
As well.
Jacobs is in front of him.
It's a different fight.
Nothing's like...
Jacobs is at the very least back in this fight.
How do you have it on?
Round nine here at Madison Square Garden.
New York City.
Maybe Golovkin will be able to stay out of range.
Able to dictate.
Jacobs is switching stance so much because of Golovkin's pressure.
He's forcing.
He's been able to negate much of that by staying out of range.
Good uppercut by Golovkin.
Did he actually say he was...
...fighter right here.
He's been jabbing some really good shots that have gotten close...
...with a lead uppercut.
And now able to land on Jacobs.
This is the best Golovkin...
Golovkin immediately opens up.
I think he's got to be wary of.
In an effort to be more offensive oriented, Jacobs...
...head basket of Golovkin.
I think that caught his attention.
Jacobs might have heard something in there.
Jacobs over the top.
Body work there and finishes...
Hurt.
I was going to say hurt to the body, but I mean hurt.
The great Julio Cesar Chavez.
You never know when they're hurt.
They're so good at taking a punch that he does to resemble...
...the great Chavez is.
He rolls with the shots.
And he takes, we believe, round 9.
Now in round 10, Daniel Jacobs.
Gennady Golovkin is not all that familiar.
This is a knockout artist.
I've seen Jacobs go down before.
So, Golovkin is the type of punch...
I believe so, yes.
But the more athletic, rangier fighter is Jacobs.
Right here, Jacobs is holding his own with body shots...
...and jabs upstairs and downstairs.
Taking off Daniel Jacobs.
He's still throwing.
He's not as...
He's not moving as well.
So when they're getting close...
...the first one wanting to clinch is Golovkin.
A fiery...
Good body shots there right there.
See, that's the reason...
In front of your man, even when you're in the 11th round.
Good combination.
Tremendous challenge...
...to the undefeated Triple G.
Judges Max DeLuca, Don Trella and Steve Weisfeld.
Spinning around and Golovkin landed a hook.
But there are a lot of...
Chopping right hand.
Rarely looks fazed.
But there's a straight right hand from Jacobs.
Stays on his toes.
And throwing combinations.
Not one punch at a time.
Golovkin lands with a straight right.
So is the man who was knocked down.
Back in round 4.
That takes a point away.
Although Golovkin...
Perhaps gets the benefit of the doubt.
Being the established...
Or Chin.
After going 12 rounds...
With a monster like Golovkin.
Still undefeated and still...
