Wilder dared to be great, Canelo did not

Thar isn't strictly true though I can think of 5-6 fights where Wilder was being outboxed. which isn't the same as schooled. I'm not talking about Fury though I'm talking specifically about Wilders mindset and the fact his team were yes men that fed his delusion.
I'm getting the impression that you are trying to reframe what I'm saying. I think I'm being reasonably clear in what I'm stating.

 

Word is Eubank jnr is asking Brook out of retirement. What do you guys think, if Brook batters Eubank and Eubank then wants the rematch is he daring to be great?

 

Literally THIS.

 

If my memory serves me well, in 2019, Canelo was ranked in three categories according to "Ring Magazine": middleweight, super middleweight, and lightweight.
In one of those 3 categories, he was ranked first. (I write from memory, because I have a blockade on the Internet, so I can't check).

 

I think I'll go watch Wilder / Fury 2 and Bivol / Canelo again. Warms the heart

 

I go hard sometimes on Wilder not because of him but because peeople overarte that power which was only tested against one elite fighter.
I do think Wilder could have been far better if he'd not been protected so much throughout his career and had people around him that actually help him develop as a boxer. If someone like Manny had still been around I think he would have been a lot better. Some personalities need telling what to do and Wilder is just one of those people as he doesn't have the IQ to work it out himself. As is he only ever got beat by Fury and he a had a belt for 5 years so in many ways over achieved when all things considered.

 

Was GGG daring to be great by rematching Canelo and still trying to get a rematch?

 

Bro what the heck. Wilder Cherry picked Fury but that backfired which forced him to fight him to fight another two times. Canelo fought the best of the best again and again until eventually he dared to be too great and ended up losing to Bivol. Wilder ain’t for nothing on Canelo.

 

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