size really does matter in boxing

Yep, and everyone that have watched boxing longer than last night already knew that.

 

IT absolutely does.

 

Canelo talked about fighting at cruiser and fighting Usyk so dont come here complaining about size.

The difference in size(if there was a dif to begin with.dont know their ring weights) wasnt as big as the difference in class.

This time he was fighting Bivol not Callum Smith or a drunk Kovalev who had already checked out mentally.

 

What were their in ring weights. Bivol was taller, Canelo was thicker

 

Wouldnt surprise me if Canelo was actually the heavier fighter in the ring.

 

It does, but also superior boxing skills and strategy

 

Not really, It depends only on individual fighters.

Canelo beat classless Smith who is taller than Bivol and has much longer reach.

 

This picture really highlights the size difference

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Canelo won his first title at 154 ain’t nobody at 154 currently beating anybody at 175 currently, less than 20 fighters in boxing history have won titles in 4+ divisions sh!t don’t happen like that it’s divisions for a reason anybody who thinks Canelo should be actively fighting 175 fighters or above is crazy

 

They look about the same size to me

 

Size definitely matters and last night showed why Usyk beating AJ was so impressive.

 

Probably why they didn't show the in-ring weights afterwards.

 

So, don’t move up to win titles against fighters on their way out just to say you won a title in so many divisions. If you can’t defend there, don’t go there. Canelo got his ass checked because his head got too big. He really gassed himself up because he beat an old Kovalev.

 

Hence why Fury is massively overrated