The reality of Crawford's victory over Canelo explained in one minute

And they're using some fuzzy math, to boot. Canelo-GGG was less than 9 years ago.

 

All due respect, but your response here comes across as nothing more than a goal post shifting appeal to authority. What did Pimp say that was incorrect?

 

Now you're goal post shifting with me.

 

Clenelo had a lot more fights, a 20 year pro career to an 18 year one, fought over double the amount of rounds, fought much better opposition, had a lot more tough fights, fought a lot more punchers, and unlike Crawford has fought many guys bigger than him

It was an excellent win and Crawford is a great fighter but Clenelo has way more miles on his clock and it clearly shows too.

I think going into the fight Clenelo had boxed 520 rounds to Crawford's 245

 

Did you read any of the comments on the video you posted? Seems a lot of people agreed with Pimp on the excuse making angle of the content, and I hardly think that's an unreasonable interpretation of his presentation there.

Canelo was undefeated at 168, Canelo was the reigning undisputed super middleweight king, Canelo is younger than Crawford, the large majority of Canelo's career happened north of 147 (compared to Bud's lone fight north of 147 going in), and Canelo was the betting favorite going in. These were all reasons I thought Canelo would win, but I was (obviously) completely wrong. And honestly, Canelo didn't really look any different against Bud than he did since the loss to Bivol. He effectively looked like the same fighter to me (from GGG3 through Scull). In other words, I thought Canelo put forth a very strong effort, he was just in against a superior operator.

Now I'm not necessarily saying that creator of the video was making an excuse here. But I think the key difference between Canelo's fight with Bud, and his previous 6 fights - seems clear to me that Bud was simply better than anyone Canelo faced since Bivol, and it showed (much to my surprise).

 

Sure, fighters age differently, no doubt.

But the deck was still clearly stacked in favor Canelo going in on a multitude of fronts. I personally don't think there's another active fighter out there south of 175 who beats Canelo as decisively as Bud did (if there are any at all).