The Mystery of Canelo's Power

[Zopilote]

Originally Posted by Quincy K

so i guess what youre trying to say is that youre more credible than compubox?

oh.

okay.

i really cant argue with that.

Compubox credible?

[Quincy K]

Originally Posted by Zopilote

Compubox credible?

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well, the program and system was developed by the same guy that wrote the program for tennisSTAT, which is used in us open, wimbledon and the australian open so yeah, i guess you can say that he and his program have some crediblilty.

now i guess youre going to say that tennisSTAT and the aforementioned tennis tournaments have no crediblilty?

oh.

okay.

[Zopilote]

Compubox is a joke.

Anyone who actually pays attention to fights knows this.

[larryx2012]

Canelo can punch plain and simple

[Quincy K]

Originally Posted by Zopilote

Compubox is a joke.

Anyone who actually pays attention to fights knows this.

its obviously not the absolute way to judge a fight as it does not determine effective agressiveness, defense or ring generalship but it refutes ridiculous theories such as mosely simply trying to survive against canelo and anyone that pays attention to fights knows this(the validity of compubox).

you are not in survival mode when you throw over 200 punches from rounds 10-12.

to think otherwise you would have to be completely ignorant.

again, compubox has been around since the mid 80's and its developer has ties to the us open, australian open and wimbledon so to think that compubox is a joke is a joke in itself.

seriously, the system is linked to three of the biggest world tennis tournaments.

that in itself gives credence to its credibilty regardless of what one might think of its validity.

[Mamerto]

Originally Posted by Genaro G

He has sacrificed some power for speed. Id say he has a lot of pop and above average speed now. He doeant have ko power but accumilative and heavy handed but its his good timing and combinations that shuts his opponents down. I like him because he doesnt fight stupid, he was careful with Rhodes and Hatton because he did not want to make any mistakes. You can see him learning in there like how he experimented with the shoulder role vs Gomez. Definitely a student of the game.

[MidniteProwler]

Originally Posted by Genaro G

He has sacrificed some power for speed. Id say he has a lot of pop and above average speed now. He doeant have ko power but accumilative and heavy handed but its his good timing and combinations that shuts his opponents down. I like him because he doesnt fight stupid, he was careful with Rhodes and Hatton because he did not want to make any mistakes. You can see him learning in there like how he experimented with the shoulder role vs Gomez. Definitely a student of the game.

I guess it's ok to practice stuff when your in there with a guy half your size...

[Quincy K]

Originally Posted by MidniteProwler

I guess it's ok to practice stuff when your in there with a guy half your size...

yeah, having the ability to practice is great especially when its a title defense.

[Genaro G]

Originally Posted by Mamerto

Not only bitter, but a pathetic lil hater. Oh how sad

[Mamerto]

Originally Posted by Genaro G

Not only bitter, but a pathetic lil hater. Oh how sad

You obviously DKSAB,

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[Boxing Fanatic]

is this like when pac moved up in weight and people started questioniong how he maintained his power as he went up? people have moved up and maintained their power u know. this is not the 1st time it has been done

[Zombieguy]

If this is true Floyd will have an easy night come September.

[Cableaddict]

Originally Posted by dodong

canelo ain't with memo so he's stuck with this ancient mexican secret.

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A former sparring partner, Ricardo Piedradeano, says this is nothing new: “In Mexico we are descended from the Aztec warriors. We don’t have to believe what the Americans believe. Our way is similar to the way of the Native Americans in America. We believe that we are one with the land and the secret to power is in nature. It was tradition for great Aztec warriors to get the power of the animals by eating them or by making the love with them. If you want to be fast and strong, you must dominate the horse. Punching power is the most difficult as you must dominate the gorilla. This is not about a sex perversion like you see in the United States, this is about culture, religion and Mexican way of life.”

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Wait- So he's fucking gorillas?

[Mamerto]

Originally Posted by Genaro G

He has sacrificed some power for speed. Id say he has a lot of pop and above average speed now. He doeant have ko power but accumilative and heavy handed but its his good timing and combinations that shuts his opponents down. I like him because he doesnt fight stupid, he was careful with Rhodes and Hatton because he did not want to make any mistakes. You can see him learning in there like how he experimented with the shoulder role vs Gomez. Definitely a student of the game.

I'm still definitely baffled by this. That phrase alone must be the epitome of nuthuggery. Imagine a fighter experimenting the shoulder roll in a real fight... and that making him a true student of the game....

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