He under performed vs Mayweather pretty badly and he only squeezed by Trout and Lara. Tonight was a definitive win but against an opponent while good not elite. He'll be back if he defeats Cotto.
Floyd is underrated. Canelo looked bad because it was Floyd. It was still a decent fight. Mayweather won clearly but he didn't land that much offence on Canelo. Actually, May can't let them go any more... just doesn't have it now.
He is a good combination puncher and is able to perform very well against static opponents with pure defense, such as Angulo and Kirkland. However, should he face anyone with a good foot work and timing, like Mayweather or Lara (who I trully believe won that fight), he looks very limited. He's not good at cutting off the ring, and his defense is vulnerable to anyone with decent jab. Kirkland himself won the second round, as far as I could see, which means that Canelo lacks defensive responsibility. With that being said, he doesn't belong to p4p.
Kovalev was getting hit by flush shots against Pascal, but he's on the p4p list. Canelo has fought much better opposition as well. A 50 year old senior citizen b hop isn't exactly that impressive. GGG also not to his fault has fought way lower opposition than Canelo has. Canelo definitely derserves a spot.
Well Pascal is a hell of a lot better than Angulo and Kirkland. But Canelo should be up there too. Its time to kick JMM and Bradley out of the Top 10 **** 'em. Canelo, GGG and the Krusher all deserve spots over them.
I wouldn't say a hell of a lot better. I rate Kirkland and Pascal around the same, I might slightly edge Pascal because of his win against Dawson, but besides that he hasn't really done anything and I'm a big pascal fan. Beating a shot to pieces scared Bute in that fashion wasn't exactly impressive. But I agree with you on the fact that JMM and Bradley should be off the list. My list would be 1. Floyd 2. Pac 3. Roman G 4. Wlad 5. Rigo 6. Crawford 7. Canelo 8. GGG 9. Kovalev/Stevenson 10. Uchiyama reason I don't haev ward or Froch is because of their inactivity.
Really??? He has two losses both close to an ATG and a future HOFer in BHop and Froch that's it, granted he's been inactive lately but he looked good against Bute. Who has Kirkland beaten, he was being schooled by Molina until the DQ, Tapia is okay but limited not a great win got KO'd by GGG's Roadkill Ishida and lucked out that Angulo is stupid and punched himself out in the first round and it still took him 5 more rounds to stop him. Kovalev destroyed Pascal, no one has done that to Jean....NO ONE. Kirkland on the other hand.:!::!::!:
Also wins over Hopkins, Pascal, Cleverly, Campillo and Silakh completely trump Crawford's wins over Dulorme, Gamboa, Beltran and Burns. and Rigo's one good win over Donaire.
The thing is Lara and Trout are both pretty good. People seem to former get that. Trout schooled diva Cotto but seems to get nothing but heat.
kirkland only slightly better than pascal? :rofl funny the stuff come out with. :good kirkland is ****poor and thurman would ko1 him
An ATG way past his prime in his mid 40's though. If he lost to Bhop in his 30's then yes I'd give him a hell of a lot more credit. I wouldn't necessarily say he looked good against Bute, he won, but he didn't impress at all. He looked terrible in the last round too. Sorry, but you're way overrating Pascal, and this is coming from a huge Pascal fan. He's a slightly better win than Kirkland at most, definitely not a hell of a lot better. Counting losses to credit him is pretty dumb, if he actually won against Froch then I'd agree. Even a win against an ancient Bhop wouldn't make him a hell of a lot better.
Nah, they definitely don't completely trump those wins. Gamboa was undefeated, and very highly regarded. Hopkins is ancient the fact that peopel actually give him credit for this baffles me till this day, while Pascal, Cleverly, Campillo and Silakh are all solid wins, they're not exactly wins that put you on the p4p list. I'd take wins over Dulorme who beat Lundy, and the undefeated Mayfield over Cleverly, Campillo and Silakh easy, and Gamboa over any of his wins. Now Kovalev might have more consistent total wins, but in overall quality I easily give Crawford the edge.