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:mjlol: ok then name the 6 or 7 clear ggg rounds. A clear round means a round where he undeniably won.

Just because you wanted ggg to win and gave him every close round doesn't mean that's what happened in reality. He LOST amd got exposed mexican style deal with it

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So what you’re saying is that you gave all the close rounds to Canelo. Exactly what you’re accusing me of doing for GGG. Just because you’re a stan and irrationally hate GGG (because you know Canelo didn’t clearly beat him. Otherwise you wouldn’t be riding this hard - let’s face it) doesn’t mean it’s the reality. Deal with it.:yeshrug:
 

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So what you’re saying is that you gave all the close rounds to Canelo. Exactly what you’re accusing me of doing for GGG. Just because you’re a stan and irrationally hate GGG (because you know Canelo didn’t clearly beat him, otherwise you wouldn’t be riding this hard - let’s face it) doesn’t mean it’s the reality. Deal with it.:yeshrug:
Stop juelzing, name the 6 or 7 clear ggg rounds.

:shaq: if ggg got robbed then prove it. If you can't then you must accept reality.
 

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Stop juelzing, name the 6 or 7 clear ggg rounds.

:shaq: if ggg got robbed then prove it. If you can't then you must accept reality.
Just from memory, 3,4,7, 8, 10 and 11 were GGG rounds to me. Early rounds could have went either way. I never said GGG got robbed in the rematch. I said, and I quote: “It was at best a draw.” That’s what I scored it as - a draw. Unlike you, I’m fair to both fighters, but if I had a gun to my head then I would lean towards GGG seeing as how he was the champ. First fight was a clear GGG win. I won’t even discuss that with you. If you think otherwise then your opinion doesn’t matter to me because the amount of bias you would have to have to score that for Canelo nullifies any objective discussion.
 

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Just from memory, 3,4,7, 8, 10 and 11 were GGG rounds to me. Early rounds could have went either way. I never said GGG got robbed in the rematch. I said, and I quote: “It was at best a draw.” That’s what I scored it as - a draw. Unlike you, I’m fair to both fighters, but if I had a gun to my head then I would lean towards GGG seeing as how he was the champ. First fight was a clear GGG win. I won’t even discuss that with you. If you think otherwise then your opinion doesn’t matter to me because the amount of bias you would have to have to score that for Canelo nullifies any objective discussion.
3,7, 8 were clear ggg rounds?? Do you not know what the word clear means?

He was on the receiving end of the best punches of those rounds. Gifs coming soon, you will learn
 

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3,7, 8 were clear ggg rounds?? Do you not know what the word clear means?

He was on the receiving end of the best punches of those rounds. Gifs coming soon, you will learn
Just because he got hit with a few “good punches” doesn’t mean that he lost the rounds. shyt, Broner had some of the best punches in the Pac fight too. Clearly, you don’t know what clear means either seeing as how most of the rounds were close.
 

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Just because he got hit with a few “good punches” doesn’t mean that he lost the rounds. shyt, Broner had some of the best punches in the Pac fight too. Clearly, you don’t know what clear means either seeing as how most of the rounds were close.
Those were "clear" ggg rounds but all 3 judges gave Canelo the 3rd and 2 of them gave him the 7th and 8th.
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I will show and prove with video evidence. You can't and won't.
 

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Those were "clear" ggg rounds but all 3 judges gave Canelo the 3rd and 2 of them gave him the 7th and 8th.
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I will show and prove with video evidence. You can't and won't.
Your “video evidence” will prove nothing but the fact that you have an opinion - just like I do. To me and many others, the fight was a draw. Even people who scored it for Canelo had him up by a round or two (reasonable people). You’re acting like he starched GGG - which is ridiculous. You’re taking a fight that was close enough to be a draw and celebrating it like it’s a third round knockout. That’s blatant dikk-riding and it’s embarassing. Especially since GGG is damn near a decade older, didn’t pop for roids, and won the first fight. Do you, though.
 

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Kownacki: Not A Bodybuilding Contest; No Need To Look Like Zeus

Kownacki: Not A Bodybuilding Contest; No Need To Look Like Zeus

:mjlol: at this dude saying this

Yes, boxing is not a bodybuilding contest we all know that BUT if you look at all the HW greats in their prime they maintained a good shape at least, none of them were pudgy like Kownacki so that's not an excuse of being undisciplined.
 

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shyt, if I'm Jacobs and those purse figures are accurate these would be the last fights of my career and then I ride off into the sunset

Canelo Alvarez seeks September fight with Gennady Golovkin, trainer says






Canelo Alvarez seeks September fight with Gennady Golovkin, trainer says
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JAN 25, 2019 | 8:40 AM
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Canelo Alvarez, left, and Gennady Golovkin pose during a weigh-in Sept. 14 in Las Vegas. (Erik Verduzco / Associated Press)

Canelo Alvarez is planning to follow his May 4 three-belt middleweight unification bout against Daniel Jacobs in Las Vegas with a trilogy fight against Gennady Golovkin in September, Alvarez’s trainer, Eddy Reynoso, told The Times.


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“Daniel Jacobs — tough fight — and then Golovkin,” Reynoso said Thursday in the ring during a training session with his featherweight champion, Oscar Valdez.

Relaxing after the Valdez workout, Reynoso repeated, “After this fight, [Alvarez is] very interested in having that fight with Golovkin.”


Mexico’s Alvarez (51-1-2, 35 knockouts) fought long-reigning middleweight champion Golovkin (38-1-1, 34 KOs) to a draw in September 2017, then closed Golovkin’s title dominance in September by majority decision.

The bout left both men free agents from HBO, and Alvarez signed a $365-million, 11-fight deal with Dazn, becoming the ninth Mexican native with titles in three weight classes by knocking out England’s Rocky Fielding in the third round Dec. 15 at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

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Golovkin has been recruited by Dazn, Premier Boxing Champions (Fox, Showtime) and ESPN. PBC offers a talented middleweight contender in Jermall Charlo, but Dazn has middleweight champions in the fold, including Alvarez, Jacobs and Demetrius Andrade, who now seems bound for a mandatory World Boxing Organization bout against its recently stripped champion, Billy Joe Saunders of England.


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Golovkin, who resides in Southern California, is expected to announce which service he’ll align with next week.

Getting past Jacobs is Alvarez’s first priority, and Reynoso said Alvarez will begin training for the bout next month in San Diego.

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Jacobs (35-2, 29 KOs) claimed the International Boxing Federation middleweight belt in October by a split decision over Russia’s Sergiy Derevyanchenko, joining Dazn as part of the Alvarez fight deal.

Sources familiar with the deal have indicated that Jacobs stands to collect as much as $15 million for the Alvarez fight, and a minimum of $4 million in his next two fights should he lose to Alvarez.


“If [Jacobs] wins or gets a draw, it’s big, big money for those next fights,” one individual familiar with the deal but unauthorized to comment publicly on it told The Times.
 

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Good sign for PBC and made sense for everybody involved.
Nery is next in line for the WBC belt after Takuma Inoue and (also PBC) Oubaali fight each other, I guess PBC would like to keep that belt in house and also Nery despite his shameful unprofessionalism in the near past is still one of the most highly touted Mexican dudes out there and an exciting TV fighter due to his style and power.
Takuma Inoue, Nery and Oubaali are just 3 dudes who are NOT in the WBSS and the 118 WBSS roster is strong too, 118 is a good ass division not just for the quality of the top 10 fighters but also because the big fights actually get made.
Imagine the storyline if Takuma Inoue beats Oubaali but gets beat down by Nery and then Naoya Inoue fresh off winning WBSS goes out for revenge and also for all the belts :wow: Nery already disrespected Japanese boxing so much he is banned from ever boxing there iirc, beating Inoue's brother would be just fuel to the fire.
Inoue beats him imo
 

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Good sign for PBC and made sense for everybody involved.
Nery is next in line for the WBC belt after Takuma Inoue and (also PBC) Oubaali fight each other, I guess PBC would like to keep that belt in house and also Nery despite his shameful unprofessionalism in the near past is still one of the most highly touted Mexican dudes out there and an exciting TV fighter due to his style and power.
Takuma Inoue, Nery and Oubaali are just 3 dudes who are NOT in the WBSS and the 118 WBSS roster is strong too, 118 is a good ass division not just for the quality of the top 10 fighters but also because the big fights actually get made.
Imagine the storyline if Takuma Inoue beats Oubaali but gets beat down by Nery and then Naoya Inoue fresh off winning WBSS goes out for revenge and also for all the belts :wow: Nery already disrespected Japanese boxing so much he is banned from ever boxing there iirc, beating Inoue's brother would be just fuel to the fire.
Inoue beats him imo


Nery is a drug cheat just like Canelo...he will have to redeem himself...depends who he is facing on that card before i go :leon:
 
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