Some impressive wins, but let's just say judges swung the other way and his record consist of the following losses: - Austin Trout - Floyd Mayweather - Erislandy Lara - Gennady Golovkin - Gennady Golovkin - Daniel Jacobs Some debatable losses for sure, but losses for the record book nonetheless that say 48-6-3 and no titles upon HBO exiting and right now?
Definitely wouldn’t be Dazn’s top asset if he wasn’t one of the best lol. Not every close fight is an automatic loss though he clearly beat Jacobs. Floyd could have got a loss vs Castillo the first time, could have been disqualified vs Judah too.
Well if he'd have lost to Trout he never would have fought Mayweather If he'd have lost to Lara he wouldn't have fought Cotto, and so then wouldn't have thought GGG or then Jacobs So no he wouldn't be
The whole issue is that at the end of it all, the could go either way and robbery decisions in a fighter's advantage will get mentioned, but historically the paper decision is what counts. Just look at Muhammad Ali.
But it has given him the opportunity to secure his biggest win of his career, and a large part of his eventual legacy and perception.
I honestly don't think your record affects your box office status Brock Lesnar had huge ufc numbers win or loss Ronda Rousey still one of the biggest fighters in the world Fedor Emelianenko one of the biggest draws in mma history Pacman huge following Problem with Canelo is that his steriod allegations have clouded his reputation with the public and his idiot handler Oscar has done more to tarnish Canelo's career than guide it correctly.
great as Ali was dont forget we were robbed of 3 1/2 years of his prime for purely political reasons just think what he could have been without that unfair ban
Floyd lost to Maidana too, should have been DQ'D against Ortiz. Can you just imagine Cortez counting out Floyd had it been reversed lol no way in hell lol. May/Pac should have been changed to a N/C after the IVGate scandal too
I think he'd be a bigger draw had he officially lost to Lara and GGG. I sat next to a guy during Canelo vs Jacobs who said, "If it goes to the cards we all know Canelo wins." He was there for the event, not the fight.