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Felipe Massa believes Nico Rosbergs defensive manoeuvre on Lewis Hamilton in Austria went just beyond the acceptable limit but was not worthy of a post-race penalty.?Hamilton collided with Rosberg when the championship leader aggressively defended his lead on the final lap. After contact Hamilton went on to win the race and Rosberg crawled home with a damaged car to finish fourth, with both men incurring the wrath of Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.On Thursday Mercedes confirmed it will not be imposing team orders on its drivers for the incident, which the stewards blamed on Rosberg. Massa, one of the most experienced drivers on the grid, says he questioned Rosbergs driving after seeing the incident a second time.Asked if Rosberg had waited to late to turn right for the corner, Massa said: But this is what everybody is doing if somebody is trying to pass you around the outside, everybody is waiting a little bit to turn. Maybe he wait a little bit too much but waiting a little bit to turn, you do it, otherwise if you turn too early the other guy can pass you on the exit, but this is part of the game. For sure this was a little bit too much.When I saw it the first time I thought it was normal, a race incident, but then when you see the replay, when you see the slow motion, when you see everything, for sure he passed a little bit the limit. He already paid for what he did, he finished fourth and he was penalised but he didnt lose anything so the penalty I think the FIA just wants to show they are doing something but he didnt do anything to get himself penalised.However Massa thought Rosbergs reprimand for continuing with a damaged car was harsh, given that he slowly made his way round to the chequered flag after the incident.?What are you going to do? He will stop? He had nothing to do. 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With the amount of money given to players by their clubs these days, it is a wonder that so many of those teams allow the sport to continue to take away many of their assets so they can play for a different team in the middle of their season.Gennady Golovkins Jekyll and Hyde persona has helped him become boxings biggest global star, according to the people who guide his career.A global audience of millions in over 100 countries will tune in live to watch boxings most entertaining fighter defend two (WBC and IBF) of his three world middleweight titles against Britains Kell Brook at the O2 Arena in London on Saturday.It is not just in his native Kazakhstan that Golovkin (35-0, 32 KOs) -- known as GGG -- is adored. He has a growing army of fans across his adopted homeland in America and millions watch his bouts in Mexico, where fight fans consider him one of their own.The 34-year-olds promoter Tom Loeffler has seen Golovkins fame grow since his company K2 Promotions took control of the boxers career in 2010.His popularity with each fight is growing dramatically and this fight will be shown live in over 100 countries, Loeffler told ESPN.When he sold out Madison Square Garden against David Lemieux it was a huge accomplishment for him and he was the first non-American to do that.But its not only New York. He sold out the Forum in Los Angeles, that was a big statement on where his popularity is at in the US. Usually in America boxers are only popular in one region, so thats a testament to his phenomenal popularity.I think it was over a million viewers for Gennadys fight against Martin Murray on Channel 5 and hes always been very popular in Mexico where 6.1 million saw his fight against Murray.One thing thats important to remember about Gennady is his international popularity. He has a universal appeal.This fight is the first time he has done a deal with RTL in Germany, one of the biggest networks there. So on an international level his popularity has been increasing. Hes very popular Japan for instance, they have shown every one of his fights. Hes a fans favourite in Latin America too.American fighters dont leave the U.S. to fight but its always been part of our plan to keep his international popularity and thats why he has fought in Monte Carlo three times, the Ukraine and Panama and now London.Loeffler believes Golovkins burgeoning popularity is not just because of his dazzling displays in the ring.Golovkin is winning over a U.S. audience despite limited -- but improving -- English and it seems every fight now is building up towards an epic encounter with Mexcian Saul Canelo Alvarez next year, unless Brook (36-0, 25 KOs) can upset the odds.A big part of it, even if he doesnt speak perfect English is his personality and respect for opponeents and the sport is why people generally like to cheer for him, Loeffler added.dddddddddddd lot of great boxers arent that likeable but like to cheer for Gennady and support him.Hes exciting inside the ring and hes likeable outside the ring as well. Its the Mike Tyson effect, fans just want to see him.His English is getting better and that certainly helps. He has lived in L.A. for the last year and half and he has trained in Big Bear (California) for the last six years. He is becoming more well known in America with each fight.Golovkin, who lives with his wife and eight-year-old son in California, avoids trash talking but fans still tune in as he brings knockouts.The WBC-IBF-WBA world middleweight champion has stopped his last 22 opponents and is a big betting favourite to beat Brook, who is stepping up two weight divisions.Golovkin operates with the clinical precision of a surgeon in the ring but away from the sport, appears to be polite, cheerful and almost innocent.Martin Murray, who lasted 11 rounds -- longer than any other opponent -- with Golovkin, socialised with the champion following their fight in February, 2015.He doesnt speak much English but hes a good guy and a nice person, Murray said.He goes out and wreaks havoc in the ring and comes out and hes nice as pie. Thats why Im really happy for all the credit he gets because he deserves it.Max Hermann, along with his brother Oleg, has been working as Golovkins manager and advisor since 2009 and says the boxer has been unaffected by fame.Hes a very calm person and a normal guy outside the ring, down to earth and very polite, Hermann said.He hasnt been affected by his success at all. Away from boxing, hes a big football fan and likes playing football and tries to spend time with family when he is not training for a fight. He has seen Manchester United play and likes AC Milan and Real Madrid as well.Golovkin will be the biggest overseas boxing star to fight in the UK since Kostya Tszyu fought Ricky Hatton in 2005 or Mike Tysons appearances in 2000.A crowd of 80,000 saw British super-middleweights Carl Froch and George Groves slug it out at Wembley Stadium in 2014, but Golovkin-Brook has more international interest and significance.Broadcasters from the U.S., Latin America, Germany and the UK will be ringside on Saturday when a victory for Brook would send shock waves around the world of adoring Golovkin fans. ' ' '