Saúl Álvarez vs JERMELL Charlo - September 30 // MGM Grand Arena

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Saul Alvarez vs Jermell Charlo - Who Wins ?

  1. Alvarez via T/KO

  2. Alvarez via Decision

  3. Charlo via T/KO

  4. Charlo via Decision

  5. Draw

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  1. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    Cash out fight in my book typical Ginger pick on the little guys
     
  2. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    Canelo will be 180 probably should never be sanctioned
     
  3. SpeedKills

    SpeedKills Well-Known Member Full Member

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    ‘Acclimatisation” is literally just a fighter taking more time to put on more mass. Stamina and speed aren’t effected like you think it is, it’s size and consequently strength that is gained from acclimatising. It’s what we have going on with Crawford right now where he’s saying making 147 is getting difficult, as he’s as big and strong as he’s ever been at the weight. It’s just fighter’s seeing how big they can get while still fitting into the division.

    If Charlo acclimatises to 168, he’ll be legitimately bigger than Canelo, but like I said, every time you put on more mass, the slower and less mobile you get, as we see, Crawford isn’t stutter stepping or as energetic as he was when he first moved up to fight Horn (without acclimatisation), and neither is Canelo as mobile as he was at 160 or even since his first move to 168.

    I don’t think all this extra preparation is required. And I didn’t see anyone complaining about acclimatisation anytime Canelo jumped straight to a champion at 175lbs. Neither did I expect it from Canelo. Charlo’s Speed and Stamina will be affected either way, and will probably be at it’s best in the first move up (unless he puts on too much weight to start). But whatever the weight, considering how many times Jermell has been hurt and who he’s been hurt by, who he’s dropped decisions to, how badly he was getting pieced up by Harrison in the rematch etc, I won’t be surprised if Canelo ends up destroying him.
     
  4. drenlou

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    I disagree.
     
  5. lufcrazy

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    Told you, I rate him more than you do.
     
  6. lufcrazy

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    I rate him more than you do.
     
  7. lufcrazy

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    Free DAZN over here
     
  8. drenlou

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    Also "Acclimatisation" isn't just putting on more mass when it relates to boxing. It's conditioning your body to take punches from guys who have been in canelos case, moving up in weight throughout the years. This is Jermells 1st time out of the weight class as a pro, it's not going to end well for him.
     
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  9. SpeedKills

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    The punch resistance is covered with the strength, but when you’re skilled enough, you’re skilled enough. And I gave you a good list of plenty of guys who jumped as much or more weight without acclimatisation.
     
  10. drenlou

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    Just because you're a bulked up strong guy doesn't mean you can take the punch.
     
  11. SpeedKills

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    No. It’s plenty of factor’s, but what do you think you are doing when you “tuck your chin”, besides obviously removing the angle of getting clipped on the chin and having your jaw pulled on, you bring your head closer to your core to minimise whiplash. When you see Juan Manuel Marquez Oscar De La Hoya and Danny Garcia clench their jaw’s and neck’s to where punches bounce off their head’s, the more strength you have the more effective that is. The more muscle in your midsection, the better you can take a bodyshot.

    Now try being nice and relaxed without exerting any strength while getting hit, you’ll probably get KO’d cold.

    if you’re weak, you can tense and a guy will still overwhelm your neck muscles and twist your head regardless.

    Also better stamina you have the longer you can stay strong. Thus being very strong with great stamina is key to having a great chin.
     
  12. tarrant45

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    Canelo used to come in the ring at 180 when he fought at 154, according to Liam Smith and Oscar. This narrative that a 154 fighter will be bigger than the 168 champ is hilarious. Will be even funnier when Charlo does not even weight in at the 168 limit.
     
  13. ElCyclon

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    SO you're saying that a 154lbr can easily "come in the ring" at 180 but just not Jermell, is that about right? lol
     
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  14. Serge

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    Serge told you all that Jermello is a very big guy, the same size as his identical twin brother Jermallo.

    I saw a feature on them where they were arguing with each other who was bigger out of them even though their own mother wouldn't have been able to tell them apart, let alone me and I consider myself a bit better than most at being able to do so albeit I need to see their faces close up and observe them and in this particular video they weren't close enough to the camera to tell but they did both look identical size wise too. Jermello would've moved up to 160 long ago had his brother not been campaigning at that weight IMO.

    Jermello weighed 170 in the ring against Castano, and Clenelo weighs 178-180 a 175 and I suspect it's the same as 168 too. 170 is GGG's average fight night weight and Jermello weighing 170 is a very lean 170 and he has that tall frame where he can easily come in 10lbs heavier and still be lean and fantastic shape.

    Look at them at the face off. There was a poll on Twitter and most people though he actually looked bigger than Clenelo. We already knew Jermello is taller ad longer but there's no way in hell he weighs less than Clenelo here and I'll put my testicles on that. I think they're both 180 something there.

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    Even though Jermello is coming up two divisions o fight Clenelo just compare his respective natural size to Clenelo's to the obscene natural size difference between Loma and Haney even though they both campaign in the same weight class. Haney looked like a LHW compared to him when he climbed into the ring during Loma's post-fight interview after the Ortiz fight and it looked like a fight between a 126 pounder and a 147 pounder when they fought each other.

    I strongly suspect Jermello will weigh about the same as Clenelo in the ring not 20lbs lighter and be at a massive reach disadvantage like Loma was and a leprechaun division fighter giving away that much weight is different to fighters from much higher divisions but they'll sell the fight as David vs Goliath even though David is significantly taller and longer than Goliath and weighs and I suspect will weigh roughly the same as him :facepalm:

    In reality this is a fight between a 160 and 168 pounder not a 154 and 168.
     
  15. shadow111

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    Good post and that poll makes it clear that Charlo is seen as the bigger fighter, despite several posters trying to argue to the contrary. :lol:

    The only thing you said that doesn't seem right is about Jermell being at a massage reach disadvantage. He actually has the reach advantage, a 73" reach to Canelo's 70½".