Santos Saúl Álvarez Barragán vs. Terence Allan Crawford & Christian M'billi vs. Lester Martínez RBR

I agree with this somewhat, however, i do believe Bivol vs Beterbiev one was EVEN HIGHER than what i witnessed from Fury Usyk 1. That Bivol Beterbiev 1 was getting me mentally drained just watching it, can only imagine how they were feeling

 

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I respect that, some people cant handle it once their opinion/prediction pre fight doesnt prevail and they have to somehow justify it. Its just sport.

 

I think before the 11 and 12 there were two rounds each that were pretty decisive for each fighter, I can see people calling it close but for me I thought Crawford edged the closer rounds with his combinations.

 

They do count but the body is a much easier target head snapping shot are just worth more man

 

Yes but I don’t think fury usyk was that high level, the bivol beterbiev fights were the highest level I’ve seen in a long time

 

I don't think anyone can get the super middleweight belts from Crawford until he retires.

 

Depends imo a head snapping jab is better than a hip shot on the protector.a liver shot or well placed sternum punch yes is worth more.

 

Let's get things straight, Canelo would have always had problems with Bud, no matter the age, no matter the experience. His feet are made of lead, he has no jab, and he's facing an elusive southpaw who can punch as well as box.

 

Not a lot of space between them stats-wise but if I'm reading this correctly then Canelo outlanded Crawford in total punches 6 out of 12 rounds and with power punches in 10. Crawford won the jab war 10 rounds to 2. That doesn't say who's punches were harder, who landed the cleaner more significant shots, or who controlled the fight but on paper this fight does look fairly even. Just look at those dismal totals though. This must have been fought at a snails pace. Canelo's first fight with Golovkin was excellent and had 200 more punches from each fighter. By comparison, this looks like a sparring match that broke out into a fight in rounds 9, 11, and 12. 28 punches a round. Canelo, don't strain yourself! Isn't the average at that weight around 60 punches thrown a round? Even Crawford only threw 44ppr. I haven't seen it yet, but this sounds more like a Mayweather fight than a Pacquiao fight. Crawford fought on the outside using his superior height and reach to control the range turning it into a sniping battle.