What if Jacobs beats Canelo and gets the decision?

I think that canelo is way better than jacobs. Another level.

I dont see how a guy who got knocked down by sergio mora can win to canelo, tbh.

I can be wrong, though, it wouldnt be the first time. That's life.

 

Well to Jacobs credit he has been busy fighting levels above the top PBC guys so at least he is sharp.

 

Well he's not from Khazakstan, that's gotta help.

 

That's like saying I don't see how Canelo can stand up to Jacobs power when he got dropped by Miguel Cotto's old brother. They're different fighters now.

 

Only way that happens is if Jacobs brutally KO's Canelo who needs to be rushed to a hospital for emergency surgery which ends his career. In that scenario Jacobs has a slight chance at a draw or SD win, officially.

I'm going hard with Jacobs in this one. I think he works Canelo, straight up ****ing pantses him, possibly stopping him, but if not, I can't see him winning an official decision. Even if he shuts him out worse than FMJ. I mean holy ****, FMJ tuned him up embarrassingly easy and only got a SD. **** ODLH, Golden Boy diddlers inc., and Canelo. The three single worst entities in boxing, they are just plain toxic for the sport and are ruining it more than anyone/anything else. Oh, and **** the mexican and mexican americans who blindly and wholeheartedly support them and everything they do. Pathetic. For a group that claims to love the sport so much, no group of fans is more toxic to it's integrity.

 

Cross your fingers really hard.

 

Look in a mirror and give yourself the finger.

 

They'll pull out the draw card

 

Jacobs is American so maybe... just maybe.
If Jacobs wins the whole world will celebrate.

 

He needs to clearly take 11 rounds to get a 115-113 MD.

 

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Can the 'Miracle Man' live up to his name and edge Canelo on the judges cards? Only if a miracle occurs, that much is certain.

 

You mean the way FlIVd did and got a 114-114 on CJ Ross` scorecard? Lol Not happening

 

Nobody is beating Canelo by decision in a close fight.