WHAT IF CANELO LOOSE? And it could happen.

Hopefully he gets tightened...!!!

 

Wow. What a question.

Everybody always speculates and worries about fighters entering the ring too tight. But, Jesus, what a revolutionary thought.

What if a fighter entered the ring too loose?

 

I've always fancied Canelo in this match up for the couple years that it has been discussed. My opinions have only been furthered in their fights since it was first brought up.

 

won't be surprised.

to me, canelo still hasn't proved he's up to cotto's level.

 

GG wishes he were part of this "meaningless" fight. Oh well, like you say, he's only about those petty handouts anyway. He would never take the chances Cotto took to be in his shoes, he'd rather have his fans do his talking for him I guess.

 

I think it would be bad for boxing, since Myweather retired and pac is "injured" Boxing doesnt seem to be talked about as much and ppvs have dropped just look at GGG vs Lemiux. The stars other than those two are Cotto and Canelo. If Canelo loses he will lose fans and Cotto will probably fight no more than 2 fighrs with Wlad being the only superstar left but in Europe and close to retirement

 

If Cotto believed that he can win, he would have paid the money and didn't lose the belt.

 

You do realize that GGG took his chances by simply beginning his pro career at his actual fighting wieght right?

He could have done like Canelo and Cotto and JCC Jr and began his career 2,3 even 5 divisions S of his actual division but instead he showed HUEVOS that Americans don't HAVE typically.

The only Americans who fight in their natural wieght division are HWs and guess what.........

They typically SUCK HUEVOS.

 

Are you sure it wasn't a strategy move right from the get knowing that there was no one there of note or would be no one once he got going? You know all these things could be and are planned don't you? Just the same as weight cutters looking to get an advantage over guys, divisions themselves can also be scouted now and in the potential future.

 

I highly doubt his early career managers were looking out for his best interests.

They hid him on undercards and away from viewers and paid off the WBA to keep their titlist, Sturm, from being starched by a 15 fight novice. :-(

 

Whatever you chose to believe is up to you. I just think it's naïve to think these guys are not well aware of what the risk/reward factors are, where the best ones are at, and how best to navigate and use them for their own benefit.