**Most people dont know how to Judge professional boxing**

Yeah but youre like Bob Bennett & Byrd you don't have a clue how to score

 

to be fair, the usual proof provided of you 2 guys being right, pinoy prodigy, had it for canelo... if im not mistaken.

 

Buh buh but Canelo will never fight GGG toe to toe doe... Lol

 

My guess is that a lot of you are still holding a grudge over the first fight and that carried over into the rematch.

 

Robbery means that a guy who won the fight was unfairly given a loss, whether the fight was close or not is another matter.

 

Don't change the subject PeeWee But at least youre TRYING to talk boxing that's a vast improvement lol

 

The fight was close, there are no robberies in a fight where it arguably could have gone either way. You goons are sstill pissed the first fight was a draw

 

Not in my case In my opinion GGG won both fights

 

Close yes but in both fights 7 rounds clearly went to GGG. In both fights Canelo gassed in the middle rounds. I only get pissed when i see injustice in the ring and see Canelo getting away with failed drug tests and getting draws, victories he didn't deserve.

 

But it wasn't REALLY a draw as you very well know

 

I didn't see Canelo gas in the second fight. I do recall seeing GGG in the corner on the Titan Tron clearly gasping for air, don't remember what round it was, but he was definitely gassing out from the body attack of Canelo Alvarez.

 

More like, some people resort to looking at compubox when no fighter shows a significant, fight-long advantage in effective punching. If Canelo was the effective puncher (and it looks like a big % of the punches he did land was to the body), then how is it that the much older GGG started pushing him back towards the end of the fight (having thrown a significantly greater number of punches throughout the fight to boot!)?

 

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Yeah, so effective, that despite all his body punches, GGG still outworked and outlanded him and started pushing him back towards the end of the fight.