I wasn't asking for your skewed perspective. Both Oscar and Floyd debuted at the same weight.... guess they are completely equal in size...
What's skewed about pointing out who was the naturally smaller fighter? GGG was a career Middleweight, Canelo was a career Welterweight / Super Welterweight. GGG has a bigger frame than Canelo. GGG's taller, though some of that is due to his massive head but still. GGG was just a bigger human being than Canelo. I'm not gonna let you get away with trying to act like they were the same size which only serves to detract from what Canelo accomplished. He came from lower weights, he moved up to MW and beat the big Middleweight bully. First by schooling him then by beating him to a pulp.
Yes I scored it similar. We are in the minority around here who scored it correctly. Whether it was a draw or a close Canelo win is debatable, however it's far more difficult to argue that GGG deserved victory. GGG was very lucky to get a draw in a fight that he was outboxed, out body shotted, out skilled, out strategized, out classed, out gunned and thus deserved to lose.
Exactly spot on. Those who think GGG won don’t know how fights are scored. The same people think GGG should have got the verdict in the 2nd fight when Canelo beat him up even better than the first fight giving him Mexican style as he requested.
Lmao @shadow111 saying that Canelo landed a 12 punch combo on Mayweather. hey @shadow111 was this just before Canelo knocked him out?
Hey @Henry Hank it happened Floyd was against the ropes, why don't you watch the 2nd half of the 10th round then come back after you verify that it happened.