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

How so? . he got outpointed by GGG in those fights too. you dont know anything

 

Yes but he didn’t have to throw those 4 shot combinations all night, that was just for the fans

 

Masterful performance from bud, but still usyks era. Hope Crawford carries on, he’s still sharp

 

Both GGG and Canelo were a considerable bit better than the Canelo of this evening.

Both would, IMO, beat this version of Bud.

You don't know who your daddy is.

 

quit arguing with me, Canelo was landing hooks to the body and some straight rights down the pipe. It wasnt like the first half of the fight was all that for either of them. give 1 take 1. But Canelo won the 5th and this is what turned the tides , Canelo eating leather here

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Nonito was still on top of his game, coming off of several good wins. Spence was coming off of a car crash and a bad performance, which itself I would downplay more if it weren´t for the fact that Spence has not fought since the Crawford fight.

Crawford´s two biggest wins are when he entered his mid 30s, when his career is closing. Inoue benefits from having fought at a consistently high level for a very long time now.

 

Lat two round won it for Bud.

They were the difference.... 115 - 113

 

It certainly isnt Canelo, but now I know who yours is , lol

 

Well, that's just modern boxing. Hopkins was naturally bigger than Roy Jones Jr. or James Toney but he chose to go down in weight from light heavyweight to middleweight while they wound up fighting at heavyweight. He's not even the worst offender. Tommy Hearns and Alexis Arguello had the bodies of much larger men and were positively emaciated at their lower weights. Tommy went pro at welter, I think, and fought up to Cruiserweight. Sugar Ray Leonard fought from welter to light-heavy but he was maybe a natural middleweight. Now, the original Sugar Ray Robinson had the same kind of measurements as Tommy Hearns and was a complete monster for welterweight too. If I recall correctly, he was a six foot tall fella beating up on mostly five foot 7 opponents. Him and Tommy had reaches 8-12 inches longer than everyone in their division. Still not the craziest. There used to be a cruiserweight named Guillermo Jones 6'4" 76 inch reach who started at welter. I know that we have weight classes instead of height and reach classes for a reason but you can get good leverage for punches with a larger frame. That's a simple mechanical law and it's got to be a ***** to fight a guy who can punch you from halfway across the ring.

 

You don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.

You probably did at one time but too much weed since then.

Or it might have been the all the jerkin' off.

 

He took tonight dozens of shots on the beltline where somebody else would cry on the canvas and call it a "lowblow" .