Canelo Has Become A Murderous Puncher...

He's on peds only a fool would say otherwise, no natural way of being a decent puncher at lighter weights, and turning into a skull crushing, bicep shattering puncher at heavier weights. Just not possible without some type of performance enhancers. It goes to show alot about the world when only a select few can see this.

 

It's becoming glaringly obvious that there is some dodgy **** going on.

You don't just go from being a guy who wasn't even knocking out opposition at 154 (he didn't even look that drained in weigh ins) to now tearing biceps and caving someone's eye in with one shot . I think the fact he's on some serious high quality stack is a given but I'm curious as to whatever the **** he has in those gloves. Some really dodgy ****.

People saying that Canelos power increase is due to the fact he's at a more natural weight are the same people who believe in those obviously fake natural bodybuilders. The guy had 40 amateur fights and 42 professional fights and had no discernible power increase.. Now all of sudden since the last few fights his power has gone through the roof and he's causing serious damage..

It's quite fitting that face of boxing is blatantly corrupt

 

He goes from not being able to stop Matthew Hatton and a slew of other 154 pounders to all of a sudden hes knocking out light heavies and breaking bones with punches ala Pipino Cuevas that kind of increase in power isnt natural the guy has loaded gloves just like Margarito.

He also used to be known has having bad stamina to the point where he was known as Gasnelo now he looks like he can go 20 rounds and then go on and ride a Tour de France Stage and still be fresh and ready for more hes on that EPO **** and maybe even blood transfusions.

Plus how can you not notice that the higher in weight he goes the more ripped he looks. That defies logic he probably on the same **** JMM was.

And if all that wasnt enough him as the A Side and boxing cash cow enables him to do what he wants like draining fighters not letting opponents have full camps, catchweights and rehydration clauses all this while having favorable judges ensuring he never loses a decision only fighting in states that allow him to get away with **** he cant on other states a bit like Floyd used to do .

He basically took something from various recent cheaters to become the ultimate cheater in the sport and maybe in all of sports and making millions with it.

Genius.

 

Was any thread such as this put up after Fury KO'd Wilder?

Yes, Canelo is probably on it, as is Fury and even BJS (anyone thinks he draws the line at cheating with only one particular substance?), Whyte, Povetkin and effeing all of them. Not everyone does it old school East German way like Miller, but they're probably all on it. And Canelo has probably been on it for since his days at 154 at least, so shouldn't have much to do with his progression since coming up to 168. He was after all at 160 still when he tested positive.

 

Fury outweighed Wilder 42 pounds, and that was a heavy Wilder.
Fury is just massive. Still, Wilder stood up quite well to his punches for 7 rounds.

Canelo's transformation has been more impressive. Not so much his punching power but the strength he seems to have, the way he imposes himself. Incredible. This same guy just 5 years ago was barely venturing to take on middleweights at a full 160 weigh-in, now he's walking down career 160ers and 168ers.

 

Obviously he is on massive amounts of performance enhancing drugs but on top of that I was looking at the close up of BJS injury and for that level of damage to be caused by a single punch and especially the way the bone has completely sunken and compressed into such a small, concentrated area, I would highly suspect that Canelo had something in his gloves.

 

The only other guy I saw doing this was Pacman for a time. Then that super-human punching power seemingly went back to good but normal levels.

I'd say what Canelo is doing right now is indeed suspicious.

He's gone from a good puncher at lower weight classes to a guy who knocks a light-heavyweight out cold with one punch and shatters a super-middleweight's face with one punch.

Canelo's a very good boxer and dedicated to his craft but it is highly unusual to suddenly be so overwhelmingly powerful as a fighter moves up in weight. Highly unusual.

 

Here's my view on this, based on what I've seen from Canelo since his defeat to Mayweather.

1) He has really changed his style significantly since hitting 160 proper, and some of that I think was due to the Golvkin fights.
2) He is most definitely favouring less combinations than in his early career and perfecting his body hook technique
3) He is not cutting the crazy amounts of weight he was before
4) In his last 10 fights, he KO'd a shot Kovalev, Rocky Fielding (rehydration clause) and a limited Liam Smith at 154, retired BJS and Yildirim. He did not stop Golovkin x2, Jacobs, Smith or JCC Jnr
5) Smith LET Canelo punch him in the arms all fight.

Nothing about that really screams that crazy to me. Maybe if he'd KO'd GGG in II and Jacobs and JCC as well then things would seem more fishy. I just see it as levels.

Maybe he is on summat, maybe they all are, but as there is no way of objectively knowing for sure in any fight, I try to let the governing bodies sort all that crap out. Maybe because he's the cash cow he won't 'get caught' and that sucks, but it is what it is.

Maybe Canelo is that much more dedicated to EVERYTHING about modern boxing - including not getting caught, but that's not for me to say or do anything about.

 

Its bizarre in a way and truly sad how morons can delude themselves. The amount of **** being dribbled in this thread by the Clenelo nut huggers is purely insane. Unfortunately the broadcasters, promoters and officials only provoke this type of cheating to continue rather than deter it from happening.

 

Canelo is more than a boxer now. He is an industry that a whole lot of people make money off of.

 

Fury hadn't looked that well muscled at 270+ before and he outweighed Wilder by just as much in their first fight but the difference in effect from his punches was massive. That of course had a lot to do with him sitting down more on them, but judging from the muscle he had put on my guess would be that substance had something to with it as well. Same for Wilder who was 20 lbs of solid muscle heavier than in the first fight.

As far as pure strength goes, I think Canelo's prgression has been gradual and consistent with going from his early 20's to his early 30's. He was a big strong LMW (170+ in the ring) at 22 and now probably about 10 lbs bigger than that. Not the same weight advantage anymore, but not as drained either. I think the fact that he looks so comfortable at 168 might in large part be down to that he doesn't cut and drain quite as much.

He has had nothing like the quite sudden transformation Fury had between the first and second Wilder fight, with what looked like about 20 lbs of added muscle. That's not easy to add so suddenly even when you're young and certainly not in your 30's, in a sport where cardio is a big factor.

 

Good view of it here

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/breaking-billy-joe-saunders-taken-24069691

Even bare knuckle heavyweights don't do that with single shots. Mike Tyson didn't cause a compression or damage like that when he hit Mitch Green multiple times so hard with his bare fist that it broke his hand. It's highly suspicious imo, especially when you consider it along side everything else Canelo is allowed to get away with.

 

You are confusing the idea that Ped can make you a better boxer. Ped can not. What ped does is add endurance , explosiveness , and power. A boxer who is already very technically sound and has great form now gets added strength to his punches. If you can’t punch for **** cause of bad form you still can’t punch for **** with Ped.

 

When was he not a big puncher?

I still remember him knocking Baldomirs soul out of his body when he was still a kid.