Canelo made GGG a good boy

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I couldn’t even hear the commentary as I had a house full of GGG fans like myself but nobody scored the fight for GGG
Had a few with a draw but most was, check the RBR, all for Canelo 115-113

 

You don't even like Canelo, you are just a proxy fan / hater of Golovkin because you're salty about that your compatriots couldn't compete with GGG.

 

I agree with Roy Jones a little when he said, since GGG asked for Canelo to stand and fight he cannot complain about the decision.

 

GGG is the guy with the Loss on his record, pal! Life is good for me, SOWWEY!

 

Golovkin won both fights, no amount of idiots linking to Canelo's boxrec page will change it.

 

I just think GGG didn't live up to ur guy's hype, and once he stepped up his competition, he looked very beatable and in the eyes of many he arguably lost the jacobs and First Canelo fight as well

 

I know, just wanted to point out how few actually thought this was a draw or Canelo won. This place has been a ****ing cesspool since that terrible decision. It's really put a damper on my enthusiasm for future big fights in Vegas.

 

He didn't live up to the hype, yet your hero had to vacate his title to duck the prime version of him, and had to use PEDs because his stamina wasn't enough to beat this "hypejob", how ironic.

 

You said it not me. Anyways great fight and Canelo really proved as the smaller guy that he was willing to walk through fire to beat GGG. But as I said Saturday night my perspective on GGG has changed since the fight and I give him all the credit in the world. He's a very good fighter and he earned my respect. Now go cry to someone elsee flakka

 

Canelo's reputation is permanently tarnished for being a ducker and a PED cheat. Golovkin did the damage on his reputation and it is more severe than getting a dubious decision from some crooked judges. Sowwey!

 

Viva mexico!!

 

So the "prime version of him" was the one from just one year before? He was prime at 34, then all of a sudden he wasn't prime anymore at 35? Does that have to do with Jacobs losing by one point or you genuinely notice the physical decline? Do you think the level of competition has anything to do with that, as Golovkin had yet to face an elite opponent, even if Canelo was the smaller man who had just moved up?

 

Neither fighter dominated. Good scrap.