12/19 DAZN: Canelo Alvarez VS Callum Smith (WBA & Vacant WBC Super Middleweight Titles)
- Thread starter Agent Mulder
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Canelo was going to fight Billy Joe Saunders with Golovkin rumored for September, and then COVID happened. When the pandemic struck, Smith was among the proposed fights that DAZN was unwilling to pay $35 million for, which is why Canelo went to court against Golden Boy and DAZN.
Smith has said that if he hadn't already been training, there is no way he's be able to get ready in a month for the fight.
But sure, Canelo planned for all of this since day 1.
Suspicious Dingo
Superstar
Rocky Felding or GGG? 2018?When's the last time a Canelo opponent known ahead time that they were fighting him in order to have a full training camp to prepare for him
I can keep going, child. The sentiment isn't gonna stop because some Latino cat on the Coli thinks a cheater should be labeled the best for having an advantage in his biggest fights.
Suspicious Dingo
Superstar
Someone has to spit that real about a cheater...thats all. No big deal.Oh I know you can - you post about Canelo more than all of his stans combined
The way you dikkride a grown man that you claim to dislike is embarrassing to watch. But, if you're happy to keep publicly humiliating yourself, carry on I suppose
You don't know what d1ck ride is, Hector. Listening to 50 cent too much.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
If you don't like the fight then move the fukk on and stop bytching. Real boxing fans are looking forward to this fight. That's all that matters. The reason people don't take you serious in here is cause you're whining 90% of the time. Always trying to stir some shyt up in every thread. It's obvious that you're trying to overcompensate and everybody can see it.
You stay throwing shade at canelo yet the guy you dikk ride has canelo ranked number 1 p4p. Cause Spence understands boxing and appreciates greatness when he sees it. Even your favorite fighter would think you're corny. Let that shyt sink in. Nobody here is falling for your gimmick.
Spence reveals top five P4P list leaving himself off the top with Canelo as No1
Suspicious Dingo
Superstar
You're the blackest Mexican I've ever heard of..lolToday I learned that I'm Latino, and I listen to 50 Cent!
Have a good day bro, enjoy being shytted on in every boxing thread you post in
Real boxing fans? Lol. Spence loves Canelo and Lennox Lewis..everybody knows that but he's still a cheater who is fighting easier names than real ones. Fought a older GGG instead of 2015 when everyone demanded the fight. Scared of Andrade and Charlo basically..middleweights. They wouldn't get lit up like Callum Smith did by a goofball Rocky Felding beat..
Lol@real boxing fans...fangirls are more like it.
Canelo vs. Callum Smith - Undercard Information
By Random Hits
Published On Sat Dec 5, 2020, 06:39 PM EST
Marc Castro, Diego Pacheco, Alexis Espino and Austin Williams will perform on the biggest of stages on the undercard of the World title clash between Canelo Alvarez vs. Callum Smith at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday December 19, live on DAZN in 200+ countries and territories worldwide and on TV Azteca in Mexico.
It’s third time lucky for Castro as the amateur sensation makes his professional debut after false starts in Tulsa and Florida. The Fresno talent amassed a 177-7 record in the amateur code and won countless titles all over the world, and now the 21 year old will finally step through the ropes having missed out in Oklahoma due to COVID and in Hollywood with an ankle strain.
“It’s been a crazy year but I’m ready to get my pro career started on one of the best cards of the year, God willing,” said Castro. “The positive COVID result and the ankle injury were just little setbacks that I have fully recovered from and I cannot wait to get started in the pros on December 19.”
Pacheco (10-0 8 KOs) moved into double figures in Mexico City in October with his eighth stoppage win – and the powerful and rangy teen takes another big step on his pro journey, with his first eight rounder against Rodolfo Gomez Jr (14-4-1 10 KOs) in Texas.
“I’m really happy and excited that I get to close out the year on the biggest show of the year,” said Pacheco. “I’m moving up to eight rounds which is exciting for me, and I really hope I can push on and on from here into 2021.”
Espino (6-0 4 KOs) completes the trio of Mexican-American Matchroom talents on the card, and the 20 year old will fight for the seventh time in the paid ranks in Texas against Ashton Sykes (5-3 1 KO) and for the first time since fighting in the Lone Star state in February.
“I’m so excited for the opportunity to be on the biggest card of year,” said Espino. “I’ve been working harder than ever and I’m ready to put on a great show.”
‘Ammo’ Williams (6-0 5 KOs) recorded his fifth KO win from six pro-outings in Mexico City alongside Pacheco, and the Houston native faces Isaiah Jones (9-3 3 KOs) in his home state for the second time having fought in Arlington in June 2019.
“2020 was the toughest and most unexpected year of my life,” said Williams. “I was tested mentally, physically and emotionally but I overcame all my trials! Now I get to put a guy to sleep on the biggest card of the year! Hard work, faith, and dedication always pays off!”
Castro, Pacheco, Espino and Williams take their place on a blockbuster night, topped by Canelo (53-2-1 36 KOs) challenging Smith (27-0 19 KOs) for the Briton’s WBA and Ring Magazine World Super-Middleweight titles, and exciting Mexican pocket powerhouse Julio Cesar Martinez (17-1 13 KOs) defends his WBC World Flyweight title against Francisco Rodriguez Jr (33-4-1 24 KOs) – with more action to be added.
