BlackBalled
Rookie
crediting him for beating Trout is one thing....but using that shyt as a litmus test for Floyd or Martinez is....well....:udontknow:
that was more of what Trout wasnt doing, because Trout was boxing good, but he wasnt committing to his punches. throwing...but not trying to land with a lot of them. all we are saying is....there arent too many Trout's out there, Trout is an excellent boxer, but with this fight he showed that he doesnt commit enough to keep high level fighters off of him.
there was a difference between this fight at the Donaire fight. all credit has to be given to Rigo because he stopped Donaire from even THROWING. but when I guy like Trout is throwing just to throw and not to land, its more of an indictment of him as a fighter than what Canelo didnt allow him to do.
I give Canelo credit for beating a solid fighter and a wonderful boxer....anything beyond that is hypothesis.
Who said anything about Floyd or Martinez? Trout is hardly a reflection on how he would do against either of them. I'm not saying at this age he's ready to reign supreme on the pound for pound rankings, but of the active fighters at light middleweight, there are a few that are a genuine threat to him.
Why was he not committing to his punches? He knows how to throw, then why against Alvarez does this struggle appear? Got a taste of Canelo's power shots and that got him weary? Was he elusive enough to make Trout hesitant? Either way, what is the discussion?
I think Trout fought the better man and lost, not going to discredit Trout for that.
We agree he beat a solid fighter, he's good there is no doubt () about that, I just remain pretty confident that he will rule the light middleweight division. I think we will see a improving Canelo in the upcoming years.
I don't understand the criticism for Canelo, as a 22 year old he is making some moves in boxing and proven himself as a pretty solid fighter. Haven't seen anyone claiming he's the second coming of Sugar Ray Robinson. Let's see how he does against future opponents, and speculate afterwards.