Jesus! Canelo has balls.

Canelo’s balls are probably shriveled from all of the steroids he’s been doing. This isn’t a gutsy move at all. I’d me more impressed if he cleaned out 160 and won all of the belts or if he challenged a top 168 fighter instead of a faded and post-prime Kov. Plus, all Canelo has to do is finish on his feet to get the W. How much balls does that take.

It’s not a bad fight but I wouldn’t get carried away. Kov has no gas tank and if Canelo fights smart, he should be able to take him out later in the fight. I’d be surprised if Kov goes more than 10 rounds.

 

While this really seems like a troll/Canelo fanboy thread I'll assume it isn't completely lost and chime in with my two cents:

1: It's easy to have "balls" when you abuse Clenbuterol your ENTIRE career.
2: It's easy to have "balls" when you have bought and paid for judges, EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. you step into the ring. {Read Below}

https://thegruelingtruth.com/boxing/history-bad-judging-canelo-alvarez/

3: It's easy to have "balls" when you cherry pick your opponents.

Stop sucking the kool aid out of Canelos dcik. Understand that as many risks that can be mitigated, have been. All he has to do is be standing at the end and he will win. 115-113 Kov 115-112 Canelo 120-108 Canelo

 

CJ is that you?

 

He's the favorite. You call guys ballsy for taking fights they are favored to win.

 

IS WHAT ME ??

 

He doesn’t have a rebuttal for my post so he called me you.

 

Salido was a belt holder and it was Loma’s second fight you fu***** ret*rd. Are you drunk or just really stupid? I’m hoping you are drunk because your comments are consistently moronic.

 

300 + am fights and then Prior to turning professional, Lomachenko competed in the lightweight division of the World Series of Boxing (WSB) from January to May 2013. Despite having six fights in this tournament, some outlets would later claim that those fights should have counted towards Lomachenko's professional record prior to his official debut later that year, due to WSB being professional boxing by law, with headgear and rounds being scored using the ten-point must system according to the regulations set by professional boxing commissions that license the boxers, promoters, and officials now go suck a dick ***

 

Post Clen Canelo clearly can't fight at the lower weights now. The big LHW's beat him, fighting a past his best Kovalev who nearly got stopped against Yarde isn't daring to be great, just like fighting Rocky Fielding wasn't. I tell you what would be daring to be great, coming over to England to fight Smith or BJS without your tucked up judges.

 

Amateur fights are NOT pro fights. The guy fought for a legitimate belt in his second pro fight when most guys are too preoccupied with protecting the 0. Arguing with morons like you is not worth my time. I was going to explain it to you but you are too thick headed to understand. Your agenda is clear to anyone with a brain you f****** moron.

 

what about wsb

 

most guys dont get title shots two fights in loma was an atg in the am's thats the reason he's gotten so many opportunities

 

WSB doesn’t count towards pro record. The fights are 5 rounds vs 3 for Olympic bouts. I consider it a gray area between amateurs and the pros. Amateurs have a different scoring system, different ring size, fewer rounds, headgear, different gloves, and I believe fighters are forced to fight at their natural weight.

Either way, are you saying that because the guy fought a few semi-pro five round fights he should have fought a better opponent in his second fight? Loma wanted to fight for a belt in his first official pro fight but his management team shot him down. Salido was a better opponent than most guys fight in their sixth or seventh fight. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds and Loma had never fought more than 4 rounds in a pro fight unless you count the 5 round WSB fights.

To compare this to a guy who has fought for years, like Canelo, and can choose any opponent just shows how little you know about boxing. After his first fight, every Loma fight has been a championship 12 round fight. I don’t recall ever seeing this before in modern boxing. Even if you count the 5 round WSB fights, it’s still an unprecedented accomplishment.

Lastly, I give Canelo props for fighting Kov but I wish he would have stayed at 160 and unified. I don’t like this type of weight jumping unless a fighter intends to stay at the weight.