Take a look at this photo from the rematch : https://www.ocregister.com/wp-conte...L-GGG-CANELO-FIGHT-0916-1_268145253.jpg?w=810 Was GGG "rolling" with that punch? He surely wasn't. See the placement and impact from that? That's an quality photo showing excellent punch placement and impact, the upper part of the glove pushing GGG's chin in, while the lower part connecting with his upper sternum. A punch like that can really damage your windpipe and affect your breathing and overall comfort level. You can't run into many shots like that or you'll be in trouble. It's punches like that that caused GGG to back away and fight much more defensive.
Show me some sweat-flying, neck-twisting photos of GGG landing shots on Canelo like the ones I showed you of Canelo landing on GGG. Then we can compare photographs and judge which punches were better.
No need, i can watch the fights. Ive seen all the pictures on images, never changed my view of the fights. There is plenty on either side.
You're writing checks that your ass can't cash. Anyone can say "this happened" or "that happened" but until you can show and prove what you're saying, it's all talk and it means nothing. I've shown plenty of photographs that back what I'm saying, showing GGG getting lit up with flush shots. You on the other hand have shown nothing in return. You didn't even respond to my last post #80 showing GGG getting hit smack in the chin getting his **** pushed in after you claiming GGG knows how to roll with punches. He wasn't rolling with the punch there now was he. Canelo has showcased far more upper body and head movement and ability to roll with punches and take the sting off punches than GGG ever has. GGG does not utilize much head or upper body movement at all, compared to Canelo who showcases head and upper body movement regularly. I have yet to see photographic examples of GGG landing the kind of iconic flush shots on Canelo that rival the photos I've provided of Canelo landing massive shots on GGG. Canelo is much more slippery and elusive than GGG. That's not to say GGG doesn't know how to roll with punches to some extent, but he doesn't have the upper body or head movement to be anywhere near as elusive as Canelo, which is why as you can see from the photos he got rocked far more often than Canelo got rocked in their two encounters.
You sound like a spurned ex-girlfriend. I continue to destroy your weak GGG defending arguments, with photos, with evidence that back what I'm saying. You and your GGG comrades have offered nothing whatsoever in return except for fictional imaginary tales of what you say happened that you can't prove and have no basis in reality. You should consider yourself lucky he got a draw the first time after being outboxed, made to miss and countered repeatedly. The G man should have taken 2 Ls vs Canelo. If Canelo was Floyd and gave that kind of performance vs GGG in the the first match, he would have won wide and you know that. I know this causes you to be perpetually bent out of shape because Canelo wrecked your world when he conquered your hero. It's about time that you grow up, and Man Up about what happened. Accept the loss like a real man, stop your crying because it makes you look like a super duper fanboy.
The difference is not only do I talk the talk, but I walk the walk as well. When pressed, I provide photos, I provide timetamps of punches in rounds that back my arguments. I don't just say stuff then not support my arguments. That's the difference. And further, I don't cry about decisions and allege conspiracies when a fighter loses. I Man Up and don't act like a sore loser when a result doesn't go my way.
I have a laminated, almost-signed copy of a photo of Canelo in his underpants with a big sock in them. Only $50, cheap cheap for you