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why catchweight negotiation if they can just pay Bivol to take it easy?
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How long ago was this? I’m almost guaranteeing as well you, along with 90% here had no effing clue what Clen was until their hated icon popped for it. They (along with you) seem to believe it offers some He-Man strength. It still show how clueless you as well as others are as it relates to Clen. See, I’ve tried it, Clen, Tren, Test, HgH. Of all, I’m not taking Clen for strength. In fact it’s least on my list of priorities. I’m taking Clen to drop weight and MAINTAIN lean muscle mass. Hollywood starlets have taken it for decades to make themselves look good. Bodybuilders cycle it prior to shows to cut that last bit of fat. Clen DOES NOT grant someone power.
Keep harping that garbage it displays your complete ignorance on PEDS.Comment
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You have the full attention of an odds pervert now!!! is that just the straight win or method of victory TKO or what? I've been eyeing up this fight. Bivol hasn't managed to stop anyone for a while even against the likes of (no disrespect) Craig Richards who's hardest fight ended in defeat to Frank Buglioni (UD). One thing that discounts that notion is the win/ loss records of Bivols last 4 opponents who have only lost 6 fights between them their entire careers so he's fought good level opponents in that respect.
Does Canelos power carry up through the weights?... he sparked Kovalev out cold in brutal fashion but this was a Kovalev who'd recently gone life and death with Antony Yard and probably wasn't in the best shape to be taking on Alvarez but I get it you take that fight when it's on the table $$$.
Personally i'm leaning towards a canelo exact method of victory UD at the moment but can only find win only markets right now.
To throw all of the above in to doubt... has Bivol ever been properly dinged on the jaw?
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so we are meant to applaud him for doing what he is supposed to do?Comment
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I forget what fight it was but Bivol got hit and had that 1,000 mile stare just as the bell rang. He's not undentable, he's just a very good boxer with excellent stamina, good movement and a relentless jab.
It's risky, of course, but I think betting on a decision is not a bad bet. He won't stop Canelo, I just don't see a way unless Canelo gets desperate late and just runs out of fuel.Comment
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Floyd started his career at 130. He’s not even a natural WW. Canelo was a 154 fighter, there were other champions at his weight class, it wasn’t up to Floyd to chase after him.
Floyd chased after Oscar so he moved mountains to get the fight including moving up in weight. It’s that simple. Canelo could have called out Floyd without any incentive. You and I know Canelo wanted the money that came with the fight.
Your GGG example is also moot, why should a guy that started his career at 130 go all the way to 160? Why didn’t GGG move to 168 to fight Ward or even 175 to fight Hopkins? It’s pretty obvious it’s not his weight class but if Ward wanted GGG, he is the one who would have dropped to 160. Period.
Nelo didn’t ask GGG to fight at 158, but he did ask Khan to go to 155. He asked for a rehydration clause for Kovalev, and he offered Floyd to come down to 152. The only problem you have is Floyd. That’s telling.
As for PAC, you are ignoring that he did demand Cotto to come to 145 and also demanded a 150 catchweight with Margarito. Margarito had just been destroyed by Mosley. Yet that is PAC’s “legacy” win and Floyd’s beating of Canelo was tarnished?
That argument is what you call cherry-picking based on who you don’t like and clearly you don’t like Floyd.
You and I have debated this many times in the past
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Good for him.Comment
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