Canelo and Crawford should not be in top 10 pound for pound list.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Quina74, Oct 26, 2020.


  1. IsaL

    IsaL VIP Member Full Member

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    You do realize that many fighters fight a pound above the weight limit in none-title fights, right?

    And before you mention the three title fights he had at 152, and 155 twice, in was his opponents who demanded those weights.
     
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  2. Grinder

    Grinder Dude, don't call me Dude Full Member

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    I agree, but the same "crowd" will not.
     
  3. Quina74

    Quina74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yep and not to mention Canelo fought absolute bums for 41 fights.. Literally tinn cans (no 42 year old Mosley isn't a legit opponent).. Wilder got crucified for this, why doesn't Canelo?!?

    After 42 fights:

    Trout - competitive but Canelo got outlanded with cleaner punching. Either way it was a close fight and Canelo did not look impressive.

    Mayweather - 36-37 yo schooling

    Lara - absolute clear win for Lara. Utter robbery people claiming Lara run are dishonest especially when he clearly outlanded with clean snappy jabs and straights.

    Cotto- lol Cotto was not only evidently aged here but significantly undersized.. If you're giving credit to Canelo for this then again you're being dishonest.

    Amir Khan - came up two weights and was out landing Canelo before his chin got cracked.

    Liam Smith - good fighter and a good win for a canelo, but not world level

    Then we have two GGG robberies and a win against the ATG JCC Jr.

    What absolute terrible resume when you actually take into account context. Absolutely not in p4p 10
     
  4. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    @Quina74 We've heard the kind of crybaby stuff you're talking about countless times before. Attempts like yours to discredit Canelo's wins and make them sound bad is very played out and reeks of being butthurt about the beatings Canelo put on GGG.

    Nothing you say will undo what happened to GGG at ths hands of Canelo. GGG got wrecked by Saul Alvarez. G looked like he been in a car crash after that rematch lol.
     
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  5. Quina74

    Quina74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Bro come on - you ain't dealing with objectivity here. You're fanboying over Canelo too much. He just isnt anywhere near as a great as you believe.

    As for the rematch, there's no point arguing with someone if you believe Canelo won that landing on elbows and gloves for the majority of the fight. GGG face may have looked ****ed but that means absolutely nothing to the outcome especially when GGG actually legitimately hurt Canelo in the 10th round (this isn't debatable look at Canelos face and reaction - he did well to evade the follow up however) and was piecing him up in round 11. Golovkin also clearly won the 12th round much to which fanboys of Canelo believe is arguable, which it is not (I would go through the entire round but even then I think you'd find something completely irrelevant to justify it being a Canelo round).

    And the context I mentioned around Canelos resume is completely valid and the fact you've brushed it across just indicates you are fully ballsdeep in Canelos ginger ass and completely ignore all the obvious bull**** around all of his fights .

    I'm a fanboy of neither GGG or Canelo, I'm just stating facts. Canelo is a fraud with an absolute dog shite cherrypicked resume. Unfortunately no matter what I say you'll discard it because of your fanboyism.
     
  6. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You're talking to Mr. Objective, that's me. Rounds 11 and 12 in the rematch were pretty much toss ups. GGG started round 11 well but down the stretch Canelo was landing clean with regularity and just outworking GGG and walking him down. I gave GGG the 12th, but either of those rounds could be flipped. To give GGG both the last 2 rounds would be fanboy scoring. Canelo won 5 out of the first 7 rounds pretty clearly, GGG only won rounds 1 and 4. GGG would have had to win all of the last 5 rounds to win 7-5 and that didn't happen. Any unbiased scorer would split rounds 8 and 9, give GGG round 10 and split rounds 11 and 12.
     
  7. Quina74

    Quina74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Mr objective... Lol.. Unbiased scoring would split rounds 11 and 12..****..its just pure fanboyism, GGG landed the cleaner, more impactful, more numerous shots in round 11 and 12. Watch them again, and carefully for the exchanges. You've literally warped reality to fit your image. Canelo in no functional universe won rounds 11 and 12
     
  8. The Underdog

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    GGG got his ass beaten by Canelo in the rematch and needed a gift over Derveynachenko. Jacobs fight could have gone either way. He shouldn’t be on anyone’s p4p list.
     
  9. The Underdog

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    Which active fighter besides Pacquiao has a better resume? Canelos resume is light years ahead of other guys I see routinely placed in the top 5... Inoue, Usyk etc
     
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  10. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Neither fighter won either round clearly. They both were close. I gave Canelo the 11th and GGG the 12th. Sue me.
     
  11. Quina74

    Quina74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Okay you have your opinion. They were very competitive rounds but like I said GGG won based on number of landed shots /cleaner shots /more impactful shots. Just watched rounds 8 and 9 back again and a lot of Canelos so called power punches are borderline slaps lol

    Clearly Canelo is a quality fighter, but Golden Boy have tainted him with corrupt decisions and very careful matchmaking.
     
  12. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You can make the argument that GGG landed more clean shots in the 12th but in the 11th I would argue the opposite that Canelo was the one landing more clean shots and landed the much harder cleaner power punches. And really the shots that Canelo landed in the 11th down the stretch were very impressive which is why I gave that round to Canelo.

    In the 12th Canelo landed a lot more power punches than GGG did but I agree GGG landed the cleaner shots in the 12th even if he was outworked. and Canelo's power punches in the 12th weren't as clean or as impactful as they were in the 11th, that's why I gave the 11th to Canelo and the 12th to GGG. Make sense? Canelo clearly outworked him in terms of power punching in the 12th but his punches didn't seem to be as effective as they were in the 11th and GGG showcased some boxing skill in the round and when you have 2 close rounds back to back it's a good rule of thumb to split the rounds rather than score two close hard to score rounds to the same fighter. Judges do this all the time.
     
  13. acie2g

    acie2g Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    @Quina74 your breakdown is kinda bias bro now I will agree that that one odd card is annoying but overall the actual result of the fights were correct,

    going back to Trout originally I had it a close fight that was made closer due to open scoring having Canelo up after the knockdown, but after a recent rewatch Trout won 4 rounds maybe got dropped and dominated you have a better argument for trout vs Charlo’s than Canelo

    speaking on Lara that boy RAN I love good boxing but even PROS who scored for Lara said It was 50/50 and that Lara ran, my card was 7-5 thought Lara started good got caught with a body shot early and started playing track and tag, pitty pat jabs used just to tough your opponent don’t win fights Lara got his body beat down and even still was given credit with a SD which was an accurate reflection of the fight acting like Lara dominated is a damn lie.

    lastly GGG he lost y’all need to stop crying in fight I he fought the fight of his life swept all the middle rounds and still ended up with a draw in both fights GGG lost rounds 10-12 we can debate but I’ve done that before. In fight I Canelo outboxed GGG in the opening rounds gassed then closed strong and got a draw, in fight II Canelo took it too GGG sand dominated in some of the rounds your talking about like 12 specifically GGG had a good 20secs where he landed a good combo then proceeded to get beaten down the entire rest of the round outside of maybe last 10secodn 2 good flurries in a round don’t win you the round especially when your opponent is landing leather and lighting you up.

    not to mention GGG was Canelobfirst real fight at MW fighting the (#1) fighter and unified champ got a draw and a gritty dominating win..
    Y’all sound silly even Kovalev y’all realize that Kovalev was a top 3 LHW Champ almost 3 fights removed from being undisputed at LHW EVERYBODY feels Kovalev was jobbed vs Ward in fight I and was winning again until low lows in fight IIbyet that fight is brought up to somehow say he’s shot. There is no other fighter fighting at 160 right now that would be picked to beat Kovalev
     
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  14. Quina74

    Quina74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Your analysis of rounds 11 and 12 are completely off the mark in so many ways it's baffling.
     
  15. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Well that makes two of us, as I'm quite baffled by your interpretation of Canelo's career thus far, how he fought "absolute bums" for 41 fights, etc. You're obviously not coming into this discussion from a place of any substance.