Canelo vs GGG III Sep 17th (Undisputed Super Middleweight Championship)

[krackdagawd]

maybe because no canelo stan believed me....and i mean...no one...so im glad you saw the light after i said it ..i have that effect...like the wilder shyt

canelo can go up now and be a job boy to 175 after his wrist heals...im sure ill be right about that too breh

Your guy got zero wins in this feud what were you right about.

Not only that this feud pretty much ended him meanwhile Canelo still went on to do legendary shyt after.

 

[R=G]

Enjoy watching Andrade Zach Parker, friend.

Who cares..canelo fears black men

 

[patscorpio]

Your guy got zero wins in this feud what were you right about.

Not only that this feud pretty much ended him meanwhile Canelo still went on to do legendary shyt after.

and yet canelo is getting more criticism than ggg ...why dont you tell that to the other posts in here bashing canelo...they arent all ggg fans you know...starting with the ones saying no one black should be supporting canelo

 

[krackdagawd]

and yet canelo is getting more criticism than ggg ...why dont you tell that to the other posts in here bashing canelo...they arent all ggg fans you know...starting with the ones saying no one black should be supporting canelo

"Online criticism" aint real life pleighboi. In real life Canelo is undisputed which the "hardcore fans" supposedly love, he fights consistently another thing that crowd supposedly fukks w, took risks in opposition, moved up weight classes. Peers respect him. Even if he is on the decline now its been a legendary run. Every single person in this thread would want their favorites to have a run close to what Nelo has had

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Canelo was at his peak against Miguel Cotto in 2015. That's the last fight where I truly came away impressed by Canelo. I don't think he's been the same since he blew up in weight for the first GGG fight. He changed his style for the second fight and just hasn't been the same since.

He was sensational in that fight. Sensational. Looked much faster then.

 

[Maquina]

Canelo was on top of his game at 23? Are you serious? Dude is in his prime NOW - cleaning up divisions NOW. Stop it.

So you’re saying this version of canelo would have beaten 32 year old mayweather ?

He doesn’t look like he’s in his prime , he’s not cleaning up divisions either at least not where the top fighters are

 

[Bleed The Freak]

So you’re saying this version of canelo would have beaten 32 year old mayweather ?

He doesn’t look like he’s in his prime , he’s not cleaning up divisions either at least not where the top fighters are

I don't think folks are "hating" when Canelo's flaws are highlighted. He has become much more stationary and hittbale. He was never the fastest but now it looks like the weight jumping is weighing down his frame and his muscles are heavier. I'm a fan but he's making a bit of a more concerted effort to fight dudes who don't move a lot either. Not to mention his ego when the Bivol fight was
made when he thought he was was gonna move to Cruiser next.

Andrade's record as well as Charlo's leave a lot to be desired no doubt but are they less worthy than Callum Smith, Yildirim, Liam or Fielding? I think he knows their mobility is a huge problem for him. He's dope and I'm a fan but I call it like I see it.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Last night basically went like the first 2 fights in the sense that little g ONLY felt confident throwing more punches when canelo got tired. That's exactly how it went in the first 2 fights.

Little g always been shook to sit in the pocket and trade with canelo. Even in the first fight. And he said as much in the post fight interview. Canelo obviously came to fight just like in the rematch and little g wanted no parts of it until he sensed canelo was gassing. Then he got hit with that body shot and said fukk it, lemme just get this check


Canelo broke little g. And it didn't just start in the rematch. It started in the first fight. Which is exactly why he fought so nervous in the rematch. The first fight was really the beginning of the end for him mentally and physically.

I can't and won't go as far as to say Canelo broke Golovkin, but everything else you said was true. I think in the first fight Golovkin was very nervous and finally got confident when Canelo got tired, but in the 2nd and 3rd fight he really didn't get confident and be the "regular", aggressive GGG until Canelo got tired. Second fight he made the mistake of trying to outbox him for too long and didn't make it close until the later rounds when he got aggressive.

The bottom line is neither fighter ever gained a definitive advantage over the other, and both of them respected each other too much to take the other out. Someone else in the thread said it best, last night was a slap boxing contest where neither one wanted it to turn into a real fight, our of fear for the other.

Boxing fans who not only ignore the corruption but gloat in it are an embarassment to the sport.


Literally everyone knows GGG won the first fight and has a case for the 2nd fight too. You're literally bragging about what a single dikkhead of a "judge" accomplished to fukk with someone's career.

Yeah I agree. I feel for Golovkin...he derailed his entire career chasing Canelo Alvarez once he moved up to 160 and won that title off Miguel Cotto. He was played with by Oscar De La Hoya and it subsequently ruined his legacy, imo. Golovkin is a legendary middleweight champion, probably top 5-10 at 160 ever, but all he will ever be known for is this trilogy that he lost 2 out of 3 fights in, according to the judges. History changes if he gets the decision he should have the first fight.

 

[patscorpio]

"Online criticism" aint real life pleighboi. In real life Canelo is undisputed which the "hardcore fans" supposedly love, he fights consistently another thing that crowd supposedly fukks w, took risks in opposition, moved up weight classes. Peers respect him. Even if he is on the decline now its been a legendary run. Every single person in this thread would want their favorites to have a run close to what Nelo has had

right and in real life GGG is a jordan brand athlete who his peers speak about in high regard with a combination of skills and attributes that will not be seen anytime soon..even in his decline past and future opponents make sure to be respectful towards him.....

 

[seemorecizzy]

He was sensational in that fight. Sensational. Looked much faster then.

beat a washed up cotto

 

[seemorecizzy]

I can't and won't go as far as to say Canelo broke Golovkin, but everything else you said was true. I think in the first fight Golovkin was very nervous and finally got confident when Canelo got tired, but in the 2nd and 3rd fight he really didn't get confident and be the "regular", aggressive GGG until Canelo got tired. Second fight he made the mistake of trying to outbox him for too long and didn't make it close until the later rounds when he got aggressive.

The bottom line is neither fighter ever gained a definitive advantage over the other, and both of them respected each other too much to take the other out. Someone else in the thread said it best, last night was a slap boxing contest where neither one wanted it to turn into a real fight, our of fear for the other.

Yeah I agree. I feel for Golovkin...he derailed his entire career chasing Canelo Alvarez once he moved up to 160 and won that title off Miguel Cotto. He was played with by Oscar De La Hoya and it subsequently ruined his legacy, imo. Golovkin is a legendary middleweight champion, probably top 5-10 at 160 ever, but all he will ever be known for is this trilogy that he lost 2 out of 3 fights in, according to the judges. History changes if he gets the decision he should have the first fight.

didnt canelo have a temper tandrum and spazz on de la hoya and dazn for telling him to fight triple g years ago? lol
i rooted for canelo the first 2 fights, both razor close fights that coulda gone either way, but canelo wanted no parts of a third fight.

 

[patscorpio]

I mentioned he was on the slide in Bivol thread i believe and cats no sold that shyt

shyt i said canelo would slide in his early 30s for YEARS and cats (i.e canelo stans) didnt want to listen

 

[Megadeus]

Guarantee you if he beats Benavidez handily it’s gonna be “who Benavidez has beaten anyway”. Would be good to see Charlo and Benavidez against each other or Plant and the winner gets Canelo, fed up with those two waiting around for the Canelo check.
Canelo will be out at least till May, maybe September, there’s plenty of time to make their case

Guarantee you hes not EVER fighting Benavidez unless hes forced to one day.

Im more fed up with Canelo and his fxcking bullshyt than anything else. You cant fault the top contendors for wanting to take out the supposed top dog, thats the way its supposed to be. Love how yall dont have shyt to say about Yvini Yildrim and Ricky fielding or whoever TF "trying to get a check", or "having to make their case"

Canelo has run out of cherries to pick, which is why hes probably gonna go run and hide somewhere for a year. If thats the case they should take all his belts away. Then maybe youll see the rest of the division mix it up.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Close fights aint "corruption". Foh w your crying.

According to Byrd it wasn't a close fight though. According to Byrd, Canelo dominated.

The problem in boxing is that 80% of the time it's a "close fight", you know who is going to be credited with the W. It's gonna be the guy the industry wants as its face. Byrd's score was ridiculous and completely indefensible, but Moretti and Trella's scores were also more pro-Canelo than EVERY independent observer of any standing who judged the fight. It's like they knew GGG won but didn't want to be responsible for giving him the win, so they judged it super close/draw and let the blame fall on others. Damn near every fukking scorecard I saw from an outside observer was 116-112 or 117-111 in GGG's favor, so how the fukk is it that all three judges just happen to be more pro-Canelo than that? One judge disputing 2-3 roundsis to be expected, but not all judges all in the same direction. How do they miss a combined 9-12 rounds in Canelo's favor?

And then the same with the 2nd fight. 95% of outside observers had that fight as a win or draw for GGG, and yet not a single judge gives GGG the win and 2 out of 3 give Canelo the W? How is that even statistically possible? 2 fights, 6 judges. 5 of the 6 judges grading the fights more pro-Canelo than nearly EVERY fight media outlet and the 6th being on the pro-Canelo extreme of the media.

And it's not just the Canelo fight. Like I said, 80% of the time you know exactly who is going to be given the win. The up-and-coming star being groomed will get the win he needs to get to the next stage. The undefeated fighter will keep his undefeated record unless the other fighter is a bigger draw. The popular fighter gets the win over the less popular fighter. It's not 100% but it's damn close to clockwork.

 

[HARLEM AL]

This reminds me when SRL and Duran fought for a 3rd time

Nobody evens talks about that fight

Word lmaooo