Bob Arum: Golovkin Will KO A PED-Free Canelo...!!!

El pollo gonna break one of his chicken wings.

(That was my farmy impression)

I laughed hard the first time i heard that.

 

If he fought so well how come GGG managed to …"pushed him back with his jab"

[QUOTE="IsaL,Canelo moved up to 160 and went straight for the champ without ever testing the waters at that weight first as most serious and top fighters are accustomed to doing. I believe he will be much more acclimated to MW and will not tire as much.[/QUOTE]
No he came DOWN a weight after the Farce/debacle that was Chavez Jnr

[QUOTE="IsaL,If Canelo can replicate what he did in rounds 1-4 and 10-12, in the middle rounds he has this fight in the bag. Its all a matter of conditioning for Canelo to solve the GGG pressure.[/QUOTE]
Canelo was high as a kite on Cleno , so how will his conditioning be better without it?
If he can be better conditioned without it (scoff scoff)why did he bother CHEATING in the first place...highly illogical old son!

[QUOTE="IsaL,GGG will have to take a lot more risks than he did in the first fight, including attacking the body, opening up more when Canelo is against the ropes, and work on cutting off the ring and his timing if he wants to do better than in his last fight with Canelo.[/QUOTE]
Yeah ...just make sure you're logged on here for the drubbing coming you way sonny boy!

 

Overcoming Oscar's judges was the toughest part, but you're right, he's got to move to his right, and go after Canelo, away from his counter hook.

Canelo can't trade here, and his conditioning to go 12 rounds at a face pace is an issue. He's going to need a near perfect technical performance to win, as he can't out jab or out slug Golovkin.

 

I will demonstrate how your response is more trollish than anything I said in my post. I hope you have a good rebuttal and refrain from attacking my character and instead focus on the points I'm making.

There is your post re-written without the hyperbole and inaccuracies. Please take the time to read it so you can see I didn't twist what you said or made any false claims, I just simply removed most of the garbage.


Now Jack, lets look at the real picture here Jack. And everything I highlighted in red is pure hyperbole, and what is highlighted in purple is false so it makes difficult to have an honest two way dialogue with all that.

Canelo-Cotto was a highly anticipated match in the making for at least two years. GBP had made Cotto an offer in 2013 for a 154 fight, which was declined by Cotto. In 2015 Cotto agreed to face Canelo for what has been his highest payday to date and eventually the fighters squared off in NOV. 2015. It just so happened that Cotto was the WBC MW champion at that time. Cotto had won his WBC MW title at a CW below 160 against Martinez at Cotto's request and again defended his title against Geale at a CW below 160 again at Cotto's request, and when he finally agreed to face Canelo he yet again demanded a catchweight below the MW limit at 155.

Canelo used 2016 to fight two British fighters, Amir Khan, who also demanded the fight happen at a catchweight of 155 and then he fought Smith at 154, for the WBO JrMW title.

When the WBC tried to dictate the terms of the fight Canelo vacated the title, and he challenged GGG to a Non-title fight wich GGG refused. Ironically, GGG did the exact same thing with his mandatory Sergiy Derevyanchenko.

In 2017 Canleo fought Golovkin, just under a 1 year and a half since he fought Cotto at 155, and he fought him at the full MW limit. Before fighting GGG he fought JCCjr that same year at a CW of 164 in a fight that was so easy Canelo did not once feel the need to sit in his stool, in other words it was as easy or perhaps easier than a sparring session. Outside of giving the Mexican and Mexican-American fans what they had wanted to see for about six years, and his huge payday, I don't think Canelo got much from his fight against JCCjr.

Do you understand what getting acclimated means? I don't think Canelo was fully acclimated to MW when he fought GGG, and I expect him to be more acclimated this time, so I expect Canelo to perform better.

Its interesting how you can see my post as trolling, especially when your post is full of exaggerations, childish name calling, and inaccuracies.

 

Instead of always talking about me how about you form a rebuttal to my posts for once.

 

You dare to accuse your fellow man of using hyperbole, exaggerations, name calling and inaccuracies on an Internet boxing site?! Perish the thought, my friend. Next thing you know you’re going to tell me that dogs and cats are living together in sin and that homosexuals can get married

 

I get that talking **** can be fun at times, but many members prefer a civil debate without the clutter more often than not.

 

Isal, In a previous thread about a week ago - I forget which one - I mentioned that you and I had pm’ed and you seem like a cool guy but your perpetual Clenelo apologetics jumps the shark on occasion. And then on another thread you commented something to the affect that you wouldn’t let Hillary watch your children - something like that. It literally caused me to laugh out loud. I’m fixing to head out for the evening so for the time being I’ll just say it’s certainly nothing personal against you. I’ll try to respond to your post later tonight or tomorrow when I get a chance.

 

Is Canelos trainer Chepo going to sing at the end of the fight?? Y''Estas sooooon laaaaasss Mañaniiiiiiitaaassss'' To Canelo?? Lol

 

Why does Canelo deserve #1p4p if Golovkin is such a hype job?

 

Because Canelo has beat more high caliber top fighters than anyone in boxing, and the fact that GGG is Ring's #1 P4P fighter.

 

I am sure his words would be gospel if it was the other way around. Just like you guys love everything oscar says when it suits you, but as soon as he says that manny could beat Floyd..... you guys are so quick to abandon ship.