I don't want to hear GGG utter his BS phrase, "I want big drama show" anymore,

and he has no one else to blame but himself for this loss. It's just difficult to NOT believe this fight was somehow fixed. Let's sit back and think about this for a minute. Here are just a few things I want to point out.

• GGG had Clownelo in front of him pretty much the whole fight yet he doesn't engage? Unless you want to call some occasional hard jabs mixed in with pitty patty punches "engaging." Then we have GGG, a come forward fighter like he fought in their first fight, suddenly reduced to playing the counter puncher? Smells like BS.
• I would have to say that 95% of all GGG's punches appeared to be "arm punches." I rarely saw GGG sitting down on his punches. I think I counted 3-5 times where he actually appeared to sit down on his punches and he stunned Clownelo. Then, instead of pressing on the gas pedal and having the "big drama" show he inexplicably lets off the gas pedal....Smells like BS, again.
• Pawing and punching when you are up close? Come on GGG. That was the worst acting job that I have seen in a long time.
• I believe it was in the 10th round. GGG and Clownelo were in close bodying each other up, and GGG threw a lazy hook so high up it nearly hit the rafters up above. It missed Clownelo's head by a mile. Clownelo didn't have to duck. Again, bad acting job.
• I think I can count on one hand how many times GGG went to the body.
• GGG and his corner KNEW what happened last time out, yet GGG and his corner were content to play it safe and leave it in the hands of the judges, again? By now, the stench of BS is unbearable. GGG should have gone out like Sergio Martinez vs Paul Williams II. In that fight, Martinez went out and ensured that the judges weren't going to be able to rip him off again.

Anyhow, as others have noted. Boxing isn't dead. It isn't dead yet because you still have gullible fans willing to pay even after witnessing bad decisions again and again.
I can't remember when was the last time I paid for a PPV, but I can say that trend will continue as long as we keep getting these WWE scripts.

P.S.

Here is another good post by someone who saw something different.

From another poster (305th):

Bull****, the whole thing was a fix (camp GGG included) intended to drag the suckers back in to yet another rematch or allow Canelo to go on to bigger and better things.

GGG fights on the backfoot and doesn't go in aggressive and none of you see anything up? Kell Brook caught GGG with bigger punches and GGG sucked it up, nodded then went right back at him. Danny Jacobs was 20 lbs heavier than him and GGG was at him like a terrier for 12 rounds.

Yet in this, the biggest fight of his life, he's happy to stand back and trade punches that seemed almost co-ordinated.

I'm done with boxing for a while. I recognise shilling when I see it.

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305th, Today at 7:00 AMReport
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I'm willing to be that your other 45,975 replies are as stupid as this one.

 

45,976 stupid posts + 1 more= 45,977. I bet you are so stupid, you look at a circle and keep going round and round looking to see where it ends.

 

Exactly.

Please point out what round GGG was hurt and was close to being stopped. That should be easy to do.

 

He may be "old" in terms of boxing age, but I don't think he just got old overnight. He hasn't been in tough, grueling wars where you can say they finally caught up to him on this night. IMO, he took heavier shots from a bigger Canelo in their first fight and walked right through them, and now all of a sudden he wants to play counter puncher? Knowing what happened last time, he again wants to let the judges decide his fate? Nah, I'm not buying it. He didn't have to KO Canelo to win this fight. But he sure as hell could have been busier and landed more leather than he did last night.

 

Keep looking for where the circle ends. I'm sure you are close to finding it.