Why didnt GGG dominate or destroy Canelo?

Why was this such a close fight?? what did Canelo do that was so effective?? where was GGG's power?? where was the big drama show? Because the judging was garbage. 8-4 GGG --- /end.

Why was this such a close fight?? what did Canelo do that was so effective?? where was GGG's power?? where was the big drama show? Running backwards with red hair stupid, you need to get a life you miserable sack of sh1t

Why didnt canelo beat the hype job? GGG is past it and has been on a decline and still beat canelo.

Canelo was prime? Not at all. Also i still consider it a good win for Floyd, a very good win, but Canelo was not prime yet. Hatton elite? he was a very good fighter at 140 but showed in his outing at 147 v Collazo he didn't belong above 140. Hatton was never elite either, but he was very good, underrated by some but not elite either. Corrales is the best win of Floyd's career and great win. I'll always give credit where credit is due. Floyd is probably the best of his era, the time he lasted in the sport at the top level is exceptional but i call a spade a spade too. He never showed any willingness to fight a true elite prime fighter for the last 10 years of his career, he himself admits he makes fights at the right time and it's not just financially. He also should have at least 1 loss on his record. GGG getting robbed by against a supposed elite prime fighter in Canelo is better than anything Floyd did in the last 10 years simply because he always picked opponents at the right time for him, not them. I respect the business sense behind it, but that's about it. Andre Ward challenges himself far more than Floyd was willing to. I'd never for one moment suggest GGG is better than Floyd or anything like that but i'd much rather be a fan of a man who has the mindset to rule his division instead of a man who fakes retirements when the division is getting a bit dangerous and waits for all those he's avoiding to take something out of each other before he fights them. Hatton was willing to move up and fight the best. Why didn't GGG do the same? And GGG hasn't challenged himself as much as floyd has wtf are talking about? Anyone from 154 to 168 my a$$.. .Floyd went up 4 divisions and beat the champions and contenders everyone demanded him to fight......yall only started crying like b1tches went he beat em. Andre Ward is this eras tbe but he aint THE TBE because his resume doesn't stack up yet but he is on his way.

Corrales, Canelo, and Hatton were all prime and elite and floyd beat em easy. You're a fvcking GGGtard with no shame trying compare GGG to floyd lmao. Canelo was prime? Not at all. Also i still consider it a good win for Floyd, a very good win, but Canelo was not prime yet. Hatton elite? he was a very good fighter at 140 but showed in his outing at 147 v Collazo he didn't belong above 140. Hatton was never elite either, but he was very good, underrated by some but not elite either. Corrales is the best win of Floyd's career and great win. I'll always give credit where credit is due. Floyd is probably the best of his era, the time he lasted in the sport at the top level is exceptional but i call a spade a spade too. He never showed any willingness to fight a true elite prime fighter for the last 10 years of his career, he himself admits he makes fights at the right time and it's not just financially. He also should have at least 1 loss on his record. GGG getting robbed by against a supposed elite prime fighter in Canelo is better than anything Floyd did in the last 10 years simply because he always picked opponents at the right time for him, not them. I respect the business sense behind it, but that's about it. Andre Ward challenges himself far more than Floyd was willing to. I'd never for one moment suggest GGG is better than Floyd or anything like that but i'd much rather be a fan of a man who has the mindset to rule his division instead of a man who fakes retirements when the division is getting a bit dangerous and waits for all those he's avoiding to take something out of each other before he fights them.

Because Larry is a Floyd fan who who has double standards. I'm saying Floyd isn't a great fighter either then going by Larry's logic. Going life and death and arguably losing against the likes of Maidana and Castillo who really are not on Canelo's level. Would a great fighter really do that? Also while we're on the topic of Floyd. GGG did something Floyd has never been willing to do, fight an elite fighter in their prime. Corrales, Canelo, and Hatton were all prime and elite and floyd beat em easy. You're a fvcking GGGtard with no shame trying compare GGG to floyd lmao.

Because Larry is a Floyd fan who who has double standards. I'm saying Floyd isn't a great fighter either then going by Larry's logic. Going life and death and arguably losing against the likes of Maidana and Castillo who really are not on Canelo's level. Would a great fighter really do that? You can't say that cause he's already beaten elite level guys with ease.....GGG only looks good against straight up bums which is why his resume is litered with them. The only two times he has stepped up in his career he arugably lost.

Neither guy is great but both are elite and very good and they are the best of the current crop which is rather poor quality over all. Fair enough...but in that type of situation, the young prime guy is supposed to win. It's like the draw is good enough cuz he was fighting ggg.

Why was this such a close fight?? what did Canelo do that was so effective?? where was GGG's power?? where was the big drama show? If nelo fought to win like hearns did against Hagler rather than to surrvive ggg would have got him out of there. If hearns back tracked against Hagler he would have survived longer but then there would not be greatest fight of all time

Why are you even bringing up floyd? This thread is about GGG. Face it GGG isnt a great fighter. Because Larry is a Floyd fan who who has double standards. I'm saying Floyd isn't a great fighter either then going by Larry's logic. Going life and death and arguably losing against the likes of Maidana and Castillo who really are not on Canelo's level. Would a great fighter really do that? Also while we're on the topic of Floyd. GGG did something Floyd has never been willing to do, fight an elite fighter in their prime.

I doubt we see Canelo dominated again or (destroyed) until now and the end of his career. He's a real top tier fighter.

Why was Floyd's only legitimate stoppage in 10 years against a UFC fighter making his debut? Why are you even bringing up floyd? This thread is about GGG. Face it GGG isnt a great fighter.

Mayweather this Mayweather that..fvck all that GGG was supposed to stop Canelo according to ya'll..." NO ONE FROM 154-168 goes the distance with GGG"

Why was Floyd's only legitimate stoppage in 10 years against a UFC fighter making his debut? also Floyd's fight with Cotto was arguably closer that last nights fight. It's just that Floyd rightly got the decision, and got busted up along the way. And lets not even talk about the first Maidana fight...

GGG isnt a great fighter and arguably lost everytime he stepped up in competition. He is overrated.

Why are you celebrating a draw like its a win? No shame or pride whatsoever

Because he is in decline.. See- hagler vs Mugabi n Leonard

A better question is, why didn't canelo win? He's the young prime fighter facing a guy approaching the end of his career. Great fighters win these type of fights. If ggg is overrated like you always say, then why would you expect him to dominate canelo? A draw is a worse result for canelo than ggg. Neither guy is great but both are elite and very good and they are the best of the current crop which is rather poor quality over all.

Canelo is not a bum? Jesus you are a moron. Stop trying to pump up floyd for beating a green and drained canelo where he didnt even remotely hurt him and just played patty cake

You tell me. Does Golovkin lack power? Or does he lack boxing skills? Or does he lack both? If yes to the last question, then the main question should be: how did someone as limited as Golovkin go 12 rounds in a very competitive fight that could've been a draw or a win for him against someone who is supposedly as skilled as Canelo Alvarez?