Comments Thread For: Photos: Golovkin, Brook - Thousands Mob The Open Workouts!

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

London, England - Thousands crowded into The West Piazza in Covent Garden in London today to watch public workouts of Boxing Superstar and Unified Middleweight World Champion Gennady "GGG" Golovkin, (35-0, 32 KO's) and Undefeated British Boxing Star and Welterweight World Champion "The Special One" Kell Brook, (36-0, 25KO's) just five days prior to their highly anticipated international showdown at The O2 on Saturday, September 10 in London, England.
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[OctoberRed]

Only a few days left!

[The Hammer]

Looks like GGG is very popular in the UK!

[Dean_Razorback]

imagine if they actually fight in that tiny ring lol

[MrMORENO]

Ggg training outfit doesnt match u would think jordan would give'em a complete matching set set

[Da Pimper]

Ezekiel Bomaye!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GaryMSchneider]

Looks like GGG is very popular in the UK!

That's right. Over a quarter million people in the UK ranked GGG number one P4P in the world by a long shot. Gennady Glolovkin tops the P4P by a long way…
.None of Carl Froch, Johnny Nelson, Paul Smith or Glenn McCrory made Golovkin their top dog*but with over a quarter-of-a-million boxing fans getting involved, the man topping the bill on the Sky Sports Box Office event at The O2 on September 10, was way ahead of the rest.


Position
Fighter
Up votes
Down votes
Overall result





1st
Gennady Golovkin
15,116
5,779
9,337
2nd
Andre Ward
12,379
6,860
5,519
3rd
Sergey Kovalev
10,889
6,687
4,202
4th
Terence Crawford
10,761
6,562
4,199
5th
Carl Frampton
11,671
7,475
4,196
6th
Saul Alvarez
10,720
7,119
3,847
7th
Kell Brook
10,966
7,469
3,497
8th
Vasyl Lomachenko
9,938
6,912
3,026
9th
Roman Gonzalez
9,760
6,819
2,941
10th
Guillermo Rigondeaux
9,527
6,834
2,693

[JUNIABOY]

As if there was any more reason to believe that the Brits really want to see this GGG/Brook fight, here's more proof. A picture paints a thousand words.

[boxingitis]

More fans than Canelo vs Smith.

[Boxfan83]

Damn the UK is a hotbed for boxing. Glad to see boxers/boxing get some recognition!