Canelo Alvarez(2017) vs Dwight Muhammad Qawi (1981)

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  • LeOoze
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    #11
    Originally posted by Roadblock

    All that you said is possible I just don't think Canelo should be above 160, I feel his best boxing is at MW.
    But Qawi and Canelo likely have the same fight night weight. Canelo would’ve been a LHW in same day weigh in

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    • Roadblock
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      #12
      Originally posted by LeOoze

      But Qawi and Canelo likely have the same fight night weight. Canelo would’ve been a LHW in same day weigh in
      You could very well be right, maybe with same-day weigh-ins Canelo is only 165 on the night, he may never have bulked up to higher weights back in those days, all of Dwight's fights were at 175 and up while Canelo began at 147 which kinda suggests to me Canelo is smaller as in density, but again you have a fair point for sure.

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      • Tatabanya
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        #13
        Different levels of badness. Qawi was a dangerous man. He would knock Canelo out.

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          #14
          Originally posted by _Rexy_
          Qawi works him, and Canelo could never go 15 rounds
          A lot of people don’t know or remember that DMQ fought George Foreman tough. I have mad respect for “The Camden Buzzsaw”.
          I think George came in very light for that fight. After that he said he’d never come in that light again.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Roadblock

            All that you said is possible I just don't think Canelo should be above 160, I feel his best boxing is at MW.
            And yet, he won a title at 175 & 168. And wanted to fight a Crusierweight, some of his fans even thought that he could beat usyk at CW.
            Last edited by garfios; 11-14-2022, 11:06 PM.

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              #16
              Originally posted by garfios

              And yet, he won a title at 175 & 168. And wanted to fight a Crusierweight, some of his fans even thought that he could beat usyk at CW.
              Yep doesn't mean he belongs there, only means he beat those particular opponents, Manny and Floyd made a career out of it and its a tall order to suggest they could beat natural full blown all time great WWs, at 130/140 they are in any conversation with anyone.

              I believe this to be true, When all things are equal the bigger man will win.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Roadblock

                All that you said is possible I just don't think Canelo should be above 160, I feel his best boxing is at MW.
                Canelo is not a middleweight and no chance in hell he could ever make 160 again. His short stature gives the appearance he belongs in a lower weight class but the guy is built like a fire hydrant which is no doubt a detriment/hurdle for him at 168/175 but those are the breaks. Chepo has admitted in interviews that even 168 is a struggle for Canelo to make.

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                • Roadblock
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Sctrojan

                  Canelo is not a middleweight and no chance in hell he could ever make 160 again. His short stature gives the appearance he belongs in a lower weight class but the guy is built like a fire hydrant which is no doubt a detriment/hurdle for him at 168/175 but those are the breaks. Chepo has admitted in interviews that even 168 is a struggle for Canelo to make.
                  Its very hard to bulk up and then go back down again, what I said was his best boxing is at MW, he could go back but it would take a full year to make the adjustment they don't do that they just lose the weight and it kills them, the body needs to go below the weight and then be built up again it takes quite a while to do it because there is extra fat around the internal organs that will harden, the only way to remove that so that its weight can be replaced elsewhere in the body with muscle mass is to actually starve it of using metabolism, like I said they don't do that they just crash down through diet and cardio which rearranges the body differently, its not the way to do, its got to be done the same its done with pit dogs.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Roadblock

                    Its very hard to bulk up and then go back down again, what I said was his best boxing is at MW, he could go back but it would take a full year to make the adjustment they don't do that they just lose the weight and it kills them, the body needs to go below the weight and then be built up again it takes quite a while to do it because there is extra fat around the internal organs that will harden, the only way to remove that so that its weight can be replaced elsewhere in the body with muscle mass is to actually starve it of using metabolism, like I said they don't do that they just crash down through diet and cardio which rearranges the body differently, its not the way to do, its got to be done the same its done with pit dogs.
                    Canelo isn't "bulking up" to make 168/175, like say what Usyk did when he fought Joshua. Canelo is just simply not cutting as much weight at the higher weight classes,which is what the vast majority of boxers do. No boxer really "bulks up",they just simply cut less weight as they move up.

                    Canelo didn't lose to Bivol because he was the smaller fighter,he lost because he was the inferior boxer. Canelos slow feet and **** stamina has followed him through every weight class and he eventually fought a boxer who was capable of exploiting those flaws,well besides May and GGG.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Sctrojan

                      Canelo isn't "bulking up" to make 168/175, like say what Usyk did when he fought Joshua. Canelo is just simply not cutting as much weight at the higher weight classes,which is what the vast majority of boxers do. No boxer really "bulks up",they just simply cut less weight as they move up.

                      Canelo didn't lose to Bivol because he was the smaller fighter,he lost because he was the inferior boxer. Canelos slow feet and **** stamina has followed him through every weight class and he eventually fought a boxer who was capable of exploiting those flaws,well besides May and GGG.
                      We can agree to disagree, going from 147 to 175 in an athlete I feel there has been bulking up going on, you can build muscle mass to gain weight but its not near efficient as it is when it's natural, that's because of the cardiovascular and nervous system doesn't grow at the same ratio as muscle does, again this is seen very clearly in dogs where there is so much more control to be had over what's going on.

                      He is smaller than Bivol in every department Im not sure what you're seeing here Bivol is a 6ft natural LHW he said so himself, do you realise when you're above your natural weight how much hotter you run, that was the first thing I noticed in that fight Canelo ran hot and he wasn't fighting at a fast pace, if I saw that in a dog I know something is going on with his system, I feel its a lot more complicated than you think it is.

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