Not sure I like the muscular look on Canelo

He looks the same as always, only with less water depletion. You're talking a couple extra lbs of lean mass, its nothing significant. Yup looked the same to me, just didn't have to drain extra weight at the weigh in. If he comes in insanely big tonight then maybe but a good bet is he's not rehydrating much if any because he didn't need to take the weight off yesterday.

Lol at people thinking canelo didnt put at least 5 pounds of muscle. Of course he did.

Marquez would have KO'd Pac with that shot regardless of his PEDs. It was perfect. according to sports science marqez's roids added 335 percent more power to his shots. he should be in jail!

Since when does having a muscular build cause stamina problems? Mayweather, Mosley, Pacquiao, Bradley, Holyfield and Hagler are all very muscular with no serious stamina problems. Canelo isn't more muscular or heavier than before. He is just fully hydrated because he doesn't need to dry out to make 164.5 pounds. Canelo has always been muscular.

Marquez concentrated on muscle for the last Pac fight. If you have the skills, you may not need to worry about muscles slowing you down, because a good fighter will know how to time you regardless of his muscles. Fighters who only rely on activity and power, those guys are the one's that need to worry. Canelo's activity is not that high, he's gonna time you and throw body/head combinations. Marquez would have KO'd Pac with that shot regardless of his PEDs. It was perfect.

Marquez concentrated on muscle for the last Pac fight. If you have the skills, you may not need to worry about muscles slowing you down, because a good fighter will know how to time you regardless of his muscles. Fighters who only rely on activity and power, those guys are the one's that need to worry. Canelo's activity is not that high, he's gonna time you and throw body/head combinations.

Looks pretty similar to always, just more healthy.

He might look so muscular next to Chavez, who looks very skinny now.

He looks the same as always, only with less water depletion. You're talking a couple extra lbs of lean mass, its nothing significant.