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In the latter rounds he did seem to be trying to make ‘some’ (very slight, tentative) attempt. But the majority of the fight was boring as sht with Saunder’s just in survival mode from the word go and ofcourse when he made some of these ‘attempts’ he got smacked in the face good and promptly quit.
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Canelo was up 5 rounds to 3 on my book, he was breaking Saunders down. I don't know what fight people where watching if they thought the judges were wrong.Comment
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BJS was never in control of the fight. Canelo was lining the uppercut to the head from round 1.
Nobody is asking, why he dropped his hands and was bend over, those body shots did their job to lower his head into a perfectly placed shot with full leverage to crush an orbital bone.
Canelo was playing Chess, While BJ was playing checkers. The corner man says it to keep face, and instill hope so that he get's over this loss, like a true trope of bum ass loser gypsy **** bag.
"Ya shuddah gone out on ye shield Bruddah" ~spoken like a true **** bagComment
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Nope definitely not. He was going to get KOed. I had him winning two rounds. I had Canelo winning rounds 1,2,3,4,7,8 I think. Round 1 could have gone either way I guess. BJS landed 3 or 4 significant blows the entire fight. He wasn't doing ****Comment
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Really? I had Canelo up two and he had just won that 7th round, so momentum? Saunders had some moments here and there but you could tell Canelo was breaking him down. I know why he's saying this though, because I expect a call for another fight by the Saunders camp next year, no thanks though, it will the same result.Comment
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Saunders was building momentum for Canelo's shot by ducking/rolling right into it. They were waiting for that from the very beginning of the fight. Pretty sure Canelo's first punch was an uppercut lol..Comment
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The momentum was that Canelo had lost any fear of something coming back and he was loading up on everything he threw.Comment
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He wasn’t…
Stop the BS narratives. BJS was outclassed. Levels…Comment
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