Jacobs is horrible, the way people overrate him is absurd. Andrade for one would box his ears off while Charlo knocks him out. 1. Canelo 2. Charlo 3. Andrade 4.Jacobs 5. Brant
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Canelo. Man is tough with skills, my only concern is if someone like Jacobs keeps it long, what happens then. Mid range he's on his own in this group
Brant's whiskers seem fairly solid even though he looks a bit preppy Boogeyman weight bully hype job Jermallo's whiskers haven't been tested by a puncher down at 154, let alone up at 160 as he's been on the sub KO 50-40% tour his entire career and it looks like he's facing Soft Fists Sulecki next who sports a fearsome KO 37% Boo Boo has the skills to finance his bills but my GJD (glass jaw detector) is telling me that his whiskers are shaky, especially at 160 Yanchenko's whiskers have always seemed solid in the amateurs, WSB, and so far in the pros, the fight against Daddy Jacobs next week should tell us more about that Daddy Jacobs' whiskers are definitely suspect when he's not coming in at 220-240lbs and running around the ring in mortal fear of getting clipped by the wind of a punch And as much as I despise the worthless subhuman ginger scab and wish him nothing but the worst, Clenelo does seem to have at least a little bit of Mexican in him and has proven he can take a punch off a genuine puncher at 160 albeit a clearly declined one whose power has diminished. So Clenelo wins via chin science.
1. Canelo 2. winner between Jacobs and Derevyanchenko 3. Loser between Jacobs and Derevyanchenko 4. Andrade 5. Charlo 6. Brant
Soft Fists Sulecki would've beaten him his fists not been quite as soft as they are, IMO. I do think his chin is a more sturdy when he's coming in the 220-240lb range though as opposed to when he comes in at 170-175lbs. Interesting what the ''Doncaster De La Hoya'' Dave Allen had to say the other day about how he feels coming in heavier enables him to hit a lot harder and hold a shot better This content is protected And how when CW Simon Valilly hits a lot harder when he weighs 15 and a half stone plus This content is protected
I’m the one person who voted Andrade. He’s boring,but he’s technically sound and was the best amateur out of any of them except maybe for D-Chenko, who hasn’t done much as a pro.
Assuming the Technician triumphs this weekend? Pretty good list, then - although again, I'd probably swap Andrade and Brant.
I guess right now Canelo has to be ranked first, he's the champ. I personally believe big Twin, Andrade, and Danny would all make him look terrible (beating him on the cards is another matter altogether). I'm still not sold on Derev. (he looks good thus far however). Brant, I'm not falling for it, he had the perfect foil in Murata, Murata looked like he wasn't even ready for the big leagues and I'm still shocked he beat N'Dam, who I think is no world beater but all around capable. I think Brant will ultimately be Monroe level. I'd like to see him against David actually, or even Spike. I think the other guys in the top 5 all dispatch him.
Alvarez. Regardless of what people say he's just fought the number 1 in back to back fights and has been, at the very worst, extremely competitive. He has earnt his spot at the top and deserves his props for now. I scored both fights for Golovkin but both were close and debatable and as I said, he deserves his props.