Did Canelo almost stop GGG

Adelaide Byrd had Canelo kayoing GGG in the 9th round and shooting rainbows out of his ass.

 

Canelo was close to crippling that ****ing fraud. Golovkin is a POS hypejob anyway, Canelo could have put him on a stretcher, stupid low IQ, sausage maker killer from buttlovastan couldn't adjust a wrench let alone adjust his style in the ring.

 

dont hold back, willie, tell us how you really feel.

 

He did adjust his style though, he boxed on the backfoot for much of the fight.

 

YOU’RE mentioning “stupid low IQ”??

 

Nah. Same score as first 115-113. GGG. Vegas is trying to get revenue in their Venue for a 3rd fight, thats y GGG probably wont be fighting there

 

At what point did Canelo come remotely close to stopping Golovkin?

What round? Or did I miss rounds? Do I have to rewatch the fights again?



I must be drinking far too much during big fights, I honestly do not remember thinking Golovkin was hurt or about to get stopped, Canelo either to be honest, although Canelo looked slightly hurt for a few seconds late in the second fight but it wasn't much of a crisis.

 

Well, GGG was so tired from Canelos massive punches that he went to his corner and sat down between rounds. I saw it with known eyes. Adelaide Byrd saw it as well.

 

Canelo's bodywork had GGG shook. That was the reason why GGG had to box and give ground to Canelo through a large portion of the fight. Could Canelo have stopped him with the bodyshots? IMO, it was possible, but unlikely to happen as GGG is very crafty fighter.

 

He was close to getting the show closed on himself a couple of times.

 

This really cracked me up. Its the subtlety that gets me the most.

 

I felt GGG gave ground because Canelo's handspeed was much faster. Golovkin was taking shots he didn't need to.

I think Canelo came closer to hurting GGG in the first fight than the second.

 

You need to get your eyes checked, maybe you have a crossed-eye because it was actually the other way around

 

When and where?

 

and so it happens, the GB con men are rewriting history. Another reason why rematches don't fix a thing.
We need independent commissions to analyse close fights and openly communicate their findings, I'd like boxing to be a sport after all, not this sideshow.