Canelo is only going for belts and undefeated records

He fought #1 and #2 MW thus conquering the Middleweight division.

He then went on to make Mexican boxing history and SMW his.

What he did at 160 and above > fighting Charlo and Andrade

 

He had already won the lineal middleweight title-controversial as it was.
Those guys were paper champs.

 

Forget about Canelo .
What are your favorite fighters doing?
Who are they fighting?
Cause they sure as hell ain’t fighting each other.

they need to forget about Nelo & make their own path , build their own legacy.

 

It's not difficult to understand why Charlo and Andrade didn't fight each other. A loss would most definitely mean no big money fight with Canelo.

 

Undefeated doesn't mean **** if your fighting B C level opponents hate how fans value a 0 so much nowadays

 

What’s your point?
They got a pass on fighting bums why exactly?

 

Ima big fan of Charlo and Benavidez while not so much Andrade.. Each guy had ample amount of opportunities to make themselves a highly requested opponent had they simply stepped their recent competition level up..

After fighting Derevyanchenko, Charlo should have fought Andrade, Benavidez or someone of that caliber. Or how about beating Montiel via devastating KO to build excitement instead of a decision.

Benavidez should have took his career more serious and not avoid Caleb Plant early on and lose his belt twice via cocaine and the scales. Suddenly when Canelo comes to 168 with undisputed intentions, Benavidez then wants to fight Plant.

Andrade just been making one bad decision after the other his whole career. It still amazes me that there is not even just one beltholder or ex beltholder on his resume. No one’s fault but his.

 

that part. (This!)

 

My guess is that Charlo's idea of a Canelo payday was larger than Caleb Plant's.

And for what it's worth he does look better at 168. It's becoming clear that at a certain skill level and age that draining yourself to the smallest weight class you can is counterproductive. I don't think a Manny who never goes above 130 shows the same late career abilities.

 

Point being, money talks. If your options are risk a loss and a career high payday or take a wait and see approach, I would take the wait and see approach. Not good for the sport or fans, but from the fighters perspective, I understand.

 

Clenboy is a drug cheat and was a weight bully at 154 and 160. 168 is his true weight class since starting with Roids, PEDs and that other dirty stuff.