Gennady Golovkin does not have a recent power in his punch but a brutal one, and Canelo Alvarez acknowledges that. September 16 is the most anticipated fight of the year in which two champions from different divisions are going to face it off in the middleweight category. Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena is prepared for the upcoming fight and with that, the Canelo vs GGG live streaming platform is prepared as well for their fans and audience to take advantage. On the same note, Golovkin has 89% knockout rating in his fight making him a dangerous fighter in the ring.

Canelo Alvarez, on the other hand, has a lower rating with regards to knockouts at 67% and tough opponents were candidates in his knockout sessions as well.  Moving forward to the fight, Canelo Alvarez is very confident and self-assured that he will be the first one to knock out Golovkin, the very first fighter to dethrone Golovkin in the middleweight division.

Anything can happen in the ring and his fans are expecting that their fight will be explosive and exciting. Many are in favor on the champion because of his professional record and are known to be in the ring as a power puncher thus led Canelo to a conclusion that people are underestimating his power and skill in the ring. He got the shot to face one of the best in the middleweight and it does mean that he still a contender to be feared and not be taken lightly.

Canelo and his team’s ultimate goal is to get win the titles that, Golovkin have and with that he is preparing really hard for this fight. Canelo has been practicing and devising a lot of ways to shut down Golovkin in the ring and by staying away in Golovkin’s brawling zone will keep him in play until he sees a blind spot on Golovkin.

“Sugar” Shane Mosley, former multi-division world champion, gives his evaluation to Saul “Canelo” Alvarez as having a better boxing skill than Middleweight champion Gennady “GGG” Golovkin. He said, “Canelo Alvarez will win their fight this coming September 16 if he can handle the pressure and power from the Kazakhstan fighter.”

Mosley predicts that it would be a 50-50 fight for Canelo-Golvkin, and will highly depend on how Canelo handle GGG’s power punches. He will be using a lot of head and upper body movement to keep from the shots by Golovkin.  

Canelo has given a bad performance against the fight with Floyd Mayweather that he couldn’t get out of the way of anything that was being thrown at him. Speaking of speed, Canelo wasn’t able to dodge most of the punches being thrown by Floyd. In his history of opponents, Floyd was the last one of a really good fighter. Golden Boy Promotions made a great decision when it comes to Canelo’s fights since the Mayweather mess.

“I think Golovkin is very strong but I like Canelo’s skills, and I think Canelo has grown as a fighter. Time, I think, is on Canelo’s side, because he’s a little bit younger and he’s been around the game for a long time,” said Mosley.

Canelo was in great hands with the help of Golden Boy Promotions with his match-making. It keeps him in a great advantage, being able to fight a lot of well-known fighters, but in size, he has that advantage. But size will not matter this time against Golovkin. That’s going to be a problem for Canelo. He’s still a novice in the middleweight division, and he did not perform well in their fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The fight was at a catch-weight of 164.5 lbs, but Canelo’s power did not look as well as he performs against a weight drained boxer like Chavez Jr. The former WBC Middleweight champion Chavez Jr. looked wasted for that night.

Consider this the genuine battle.

Disregard that "occasion" three weeks prior that is making such a sprinkle. The middleweight session in Las Vegas on September 16 between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez is about boxing.

A standoff, not Showtime.

'Conor is not a boxer, he's a UFC warrior,' Golovkin said on Tuesday. 'That is a major business appear, it's a big time. It's not boxing and individuals comprehend in the event that they need a genuine boxing appear, a work of art, it is September 16.'

That would be the point at which the undefeated Triple G (37-0, 33 knockouts) puts his middleweight belts on hold against Alvarez (49-1-1, 34 KOs, the misfortune to Mayweather in 2013).

'The reality it's three weeks before the significant boxing occasion of September 16 and an exemplary battle between two extraordinary champions doesn't influence it a bit,' includes promoter Oscar De La Hoya.

'On the off chance that individuals need to see a genuine battle, at that point tune in on September 16.'

Golovkin-Alvarez has been quite a while really taking shape. There were claims the warriors (and their promoters) were ducking each other, or that top cash wasn't there. However, after Golovkin outpointed Danny Jacobs – his initially battle going 12 rounds – and Alvarez pulverised Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. not long ago, the session was made.

At 35, Triple G is almost nine years more seasoned than Alvarez. He doesn't see that as huge.

'I feel like 25,' Golovkin said. 'I accept on September 16, I will have my pinnacle. It will be astounding for boxing.'

Alvarez, who wasn't exactly prepared for a strategic race like Mayweather in their 2013 battle, trusts he's developed at this point. Obviously, Mayweather never has punched like Triple G does.

'I was exceptionally youthful against Mayweather. I didn't have the experience that I have now, the insight I can show when I'm in the ring, the aggregate warrior I've moved toward becoming,' he said. 'It's all altogether different.

'I was 22, 23 in that battle. I was somewhat youthful with my boxing to confront somebody like Mayweather, however, we battled and that was the result.

'In any case, I took in a great deal of stuff. Things about being in the ring and outside the ring. Everything aroused me more. I generally long for to be the best and I'm the best right at this point.'

That will be demonstrated – or disproven – three months from now. What is unchallenged is that Alvarez has a solid following in Las Vegas, where Golovkin has never battled.

He likewise looked far superior in his latest win than did Golovkin, however, the distinction in nature of adversary was tremendous.

On the other hand, GGG may have profited from going all the way with Jacobs, another hard puncher.

'I required that battle with Danny. He conveyed me to the twelfth round,' Golovkin stated, a grin wrinkling his face. 'I required the experience of the choice. I required the choice part to indicate it is the second step (other than winning by knockout).'

Alvarez doesn't expect any choices in this battle. As De La Hoya notes, more than 75 percent of their battles have finished in KOs. Nor is occupied with having the judges choose a champ.

'We'll have a knockout no doubt because of the overwhelming punch of both, the style of both,' Alvarez said. 'Also, clearly, it is that they will raise my arm toward the finish of the battle.'

Or, on the other hand, Triple G's.

In any case, both the Mexican Alvarez and the Kazakh Golovkin consider themselves to be legends, inside the ring and out. This quarrel is over more than owning a few belts.