Considering how he fought Trout... He literally goes almost entire rounds without throwing punches But his defense, hand speed, and power are elite.... Its another example of an easy fix, all he's got to do is learn to be able to fight for 3 minutes a round for 12 rounds Anyway, how would he have done against the easy to hit Williams, with his looping and not very fast punches, that never stop coming no matter how many he misses and how many times u hit him
7/10 Williams just outworks him while Alvarez lands the more eye catching shots. Williams UD in a very controversial fight.
Guys are forgetting that the proposed Alvarez/Williams fight was over a year after Lara beat Williams to a pulp. Alvarez would have mimicked Lara and that same fight would have played out, 8-4 Alvarez; and Paul would've been the smaller draw and therefore lost the decision.
Canelo would have stopped Williams no doubt... Yes high work rate, not much pop... easy to find because he leves himself open... Martinez caught him with so many lefts... it would have been target practice.
Garbage post, It was a year after lara pummeled him, Williams would have been ****ing Target Practice... he did not have the same intensity, and no power behind his punches.... Canelo TKO easy.
Canelo may have stopped him after the Lara and Martinez fight, but not at his peak. Lara is a slick southpaw, Williams has 3 losses to 3 counter punching southpaws. He looks almost unbeatable vs orthodox fighters.
Well it's a little unfair to use "peak" Williams against 23 year old Alvarez. The logical timeline for this thread would be when the fight was signed to actually take place.
Exactly, wtf? this dude is ******ed... damn Bball. He's intelligence knows no boundaries. Canelo when the fight was signed and ready to go, would have absolutely destroyed pwill.. Prime williams is a nightmare for anyone at peak, thats why his hero Mayweather wanted none of that :hey
Bball knows his ****. Just like everyone else, you and myself included, he is capable of having moody stretches of posts in a boxing forum when things aren't going his way. It's understandable. That's why we all come back to ESB despite the 50% troll rate.
well if the fight took place when it was supposed to, then I'd still favor Williams, but not as confidently because of his punch resistance. Though Lara can punch pretty well and didn't take him out despite landing on him constantly through the fight and Williams looked his normal (but flawed) self against Ishida man you turn into a real ***** whenever Canelo is the topic. I like you as a poster, but you get so damn emotional
I've only seen Paul Williams struggle with one attribute which is the ability to create angles. Whenever he faced someone who could create angles and take away or at the very least slow down his work-rate he struggled. Carlos Quintana exposed it in the first fight and I think Sergio Martinez copied it. I think the key to getting Paul Williams to expose that chin would be to create an angle where it's hittable and Saul Alvarez isn't going to expose that. He's going to stand their, wait and wait and wait....and wait until he can finally hit him with something. By that time Williams would've been up six rounds to nothing.