Canelo dropped to #6 p4p with 1 loss?

[TernceBudCharlo]

At least he was prepared to get in the ring with them and have a bloody good go though i don't even like Canelo much tbh think he's a diva but still fought better competition than Crawford. Until he gets in that ring with Spence even if he loses then i don't respect him all that much he's a good fighter just not sure how good until he fights the other best in the division. It's only because he hasn't lost he is inflated it's easy to look good beating up bums just look at Wilder. Usyk has done the business unified at cruiserweight and beat AJ more than Crawford has accomplished imo.

I have no problems with Usyk #1 for now but if Bud beats Spence it's undisputed that Bud is #1 and the other guys willl have a lot of catching up to do if they want that p4p spot.

[Kzbox]

I have no problems with Usyk #1 for now but if Bud beats Spence it's undisputed that Bud is #1 and the other guys willl have a lot of catching up to do if they want that p4p spot.

Fair one man what i mean im no Crawford hater i want to see him and Spence that will be a bloody good fight lets hope it happens next.

[shenmue]

You guys take p4p far too seriously, as fury said it's made up nonsense.

It's about being the best or one of the best in your division.

[Haka]

I think dropping his guard and showing off his head movement while being in double digit rounds and having won very few prior showed just how incapable of adaptation Canelo is.

I really don't understand why dudes in a losing fight almost never go for broke anymore. When you need a KO, keep ****ing punching son. Getting hit doesn't matter anymore, punch, you might still win. Defense ain't going to swing a fight you lost every round in. Punching can.

Yes do that I humilate yourself looking like a fool and get caught coming in against a guy that was amateur world champion at age 16. Canelo knew from round 2 that it was about collecting the check and damage control. No 'Mexican Style' against an opponent from another planet skill wise.

[Haka]

I have no problems with Usyk #1 for now but if Bud beats Spence it's undisputed that Bud is #1 and the other guys willl have a lot of catching up to do if they want that p4p spot.

If Usyk is #1 then a non-heavyweight cannot surpass Usyk. Heavyweight rules them all and no lower weight fight can then suddenly surpass it.

[Dark night 24]

Also keep in mind Latino fighters are no where near as privileged as afro American and cuacasian fighters.

Dude Hispanic/ Mexicans don’t pull the victim card so quit with that ****!!. Let’s not behave like the racist LDBC and their followers so quit that victim mentality BS!!

[Jsmooth9876]

I think dropping his guard and showing off his head movement while being in double digit rounds and having won very few prior showed just how incapable of adaptation Canelo is.

I really don't understand why dudes in a losing fight almost never go for broke anymore. When you need a KO, keep ****ing punching son. Getting hit doesn't matter anymore, punch, you might still win. Defense ain't going to swing a fight you lost every round in. Punching can.

Yeah you say all that but if he won the 12th he gets a bogus draw from the judges. He goes in with 4 rounds in the bag so he never has to go all out to get a decision

[Toffee]

P4P is nonsense. It's someone's fantasy list.

So don't waste time worrying about it.

[War Room]

P4P is a gay fantasy anyway.

[Marchegiano]

Well, that's what got Jesus 'El Matador' Chavez quitting against Floyd, because the more that guy threw, Floyd was blocking or evading (or both) and countering the hell out of him. Better to at least go the distance in loss, like Clottey against Manny.

Yes do that I humilate yourself looking like a fool and get caught coming in against a guy that was amateur world champion at age 16. Canelo knew from round 2 that it was about collecting the check and damage control. No 'Mexican Style' against an opponent from another planet skill wise.

I think I can cover both of the above with one response but J below will need his own

Both of you sound like you're saying it's better to just accept defeat. I'm too ****** to understand this idea. It's always better to try.

Yeah you say all that but if he won the 12th he gets a bogus draw from the judges. He goes in with 4 rounds in the bag so he never has to go all out to get a decision

That's more fair. It makes sense if Canelo thought he did enough for a bogus draw. It's crazy how obvious corruption in boxing has become.