Lmfao, canelo knocked him into another world while the Ishida loss was 3 flash KD's, Ishida never truly hurt Kirkland, he just kept catching the mentally lost and out of shape Kirkland. At no point was there any chance on hell he could've been counted out, against canelo he was like a dude that OD'd, was totally KTFO I swear, this site has the dumbest most ignorant and least informed fans on the phucking Internet, and that's not a joke
Lemieux will probably have to make 155, so Canelo's Vs a weight drained Lemieux should be the question. Anyway, I'd go Canelo because Lemieux would be half dead making 155.
So you think Canelo has 3 losses and only fights smaller guys but if he fights GGG and GGG wins it will be the greatest victory ever
A little reminder here for those who haven't seen the match the KD's against Kirkland weren't "flash" KD's. He was hurt each time especially the first two. Its only one round make up your own mind. [yt]wQGiyXnBSa0[/yt]
He just went up to Super Middleweight and took bombs from Anthony Dirrell for 10 rounds with out going down, the same Anthony Dirrell who brutally dropped Bika as hard as Stevenson did. So yeah I think a short 5'8 Mexican Junior Middleweight might have a hard time hurting or taking bombs from a a huge 6'1 Super Middleweight Mexican with more KO's than he has matches.
Go ahean and believe all you want that a guy that couldn't KO a half dead Mosley or a scrub like Matthew Hatton could go up and KO much bigger MW's with better chins and more punching power, you're the deluded one here.
Nope, I am a Mundine fan but I am realistic about his ability, the Mundine of today gets sparked by Lem but a prime Mundine probably beats him.
Rubio may lose points wide, but Canelo isn't stopping him, and Rubio should never be written off he always has a puncher's chance and Canelo doesn't have the power to keep him off of him.