Canelo says GGG is not a good guy, FAKE

That's the most convienient excuse possible to explain why GGG and Abel split. Surely there was more to it than $$. So what happened, did Abel all of a sudden demand more $$? Did GGG all of a sudden become cheap after making his biggest peydeys against Canelo? What's your story of why GGG and Abel split? If you believe that Abel demanded more $$, than prove it. Where's the proof that he demanded more $$? Did Abel admit to that? It makes far more sense that GGG fired him because of something that happeneed in the rematch that he was upset about. If only we had an inkling of what that could be. If only there was something that happened in the rematch that we know about that would make GGG upset and possibly hurt his performance.

So you believe that then? I'm bringing up what GGG is quoted as saying, allegedly accusing not only Sanchez of poisoning his water, but also that Canelo and his team was involved in the poisoning of the water too.

We can plainly see the clips of GGG in the corner with the water bottle being switched to a water bottle with big fat NSAC letters written on it after Round 4. This validates what the quote stated happened OK, giving credence to the claim. Now ask yourself, would you trust an "NSAC" water bottle being given to GGG? After all, don't you believe the NSAC is in on a conspiracy to ensure that Canelo wins at all costs? If you believe that, if you believe that the NSAC has it rigged for Canelo to win, then wouldn't you be concerned seeing GGG drink from an "NASC" water bottle instead of his own water bottle? Given your stance on how suspicious you are of the NSAC to begin with and the lengths you think they would go to protect Canelo and ensure he wins, then why aren't you concerned seeing Abel force feed him an NSAC water bottle?

 

You often play the flat earth card. We're not talking about flat earth now. We're talking about boxing. The problem with you bringing up flat earth in a situation like this is that you do that to avoid addressing the point.

I'm sorry but you're naive as hell if you think that GGG and Abel split up due to $$. That's a cookie cutter excuse to avoid giving the public the real reasons why they broke up. And both GGG and Sanchez would have every reason to keep these revelations under wrap. Once again this is a textbook example of how GGG has you fooled. So you "bought" the whole "it was because of $$" argument that was why GGG and Abel parted ways? And you never asked yourself "yanno, maybe it was something more than just $$". Did you ever wonder if there was something else that happened that caused them to split? Maybe something that happened in the rematch??

That's something that I'd expect you to say. That upon finding out that Sanchez gave him water out of a (gasp) NSAC-provided bottle, I'd expect you to immediately claim that there was a vast conspiracy to rob GGG by poisoning his water involving the NSAC itself. After all, you already believe that there's some kind of a judging conspiracy going on to ensure Canelo wins, even though that theory didn't exactly pan out last fight against Bivol now did it. But the point is, you out of all people should be all over this revelation. Even if you aren't convinced that he actually said what those quotes said he did, just the fact that we have the water bottle switch on video with the words NSAC on the water bottle, that should be like catnip for you to be completely onboard with a Sanchez / Team Canelo / NSAC plot to poison GGG's water.

At the very least, the water bottle switch alone is something that needs to be talked about, and face it you weren't even aware of thee wateer bottlee switch. Instead of fighting me over this, you should be thanking me and we should all be speculating on what happened there and why GGG was forced to drink from an "NSAC" provided water bottle in that fight. GGG should have had his preferred water, and if Sanchez didn't make sure he could drink from "his" water the whole fight, that's reason for GGG to be upset at Sanchez. But that doesn't mean that he should have accused Sanchez or Canelo's team of being in on a plot to poison the water. Those alleged accusations certainly fit into what Canelo accused him of. That definitely qualifies as talking chit behind his back I think you'd agree.