Comments Thread For: Dmitry Bivol: "Canelo Is More Powerful, Punch More Harder Than Ramirez"

[crimsonfalcon07]

Bivol doesn't need to bait anything. He's living in Canelo's head rent free. I bet Alvarez is absolutely obsessed with figuring out how to beat him. I couldn't believe Reynoso and Canelo made no adjustments at all during the fight, although I doubt it would have mattered. They got overconfident, and underestimated their opponent. It's a shame they can't seem to make the fight with Beterbiev though. Bivol doesn't seem to cut a lot of weight, so maybe he really could drop down and have the rematch at 168 and take everything from Canelo...

[TheVoiceOfReason]

I can't see what changes Canelo would need to make to beat Bivol. He would either need to be five inches taller, have 8 cubic inches more of lung capacity, or have a different skill set developed over his professional career. After 17 years in the sport, I don't see Canelo re-inventing himself in a way that allows him to beat Bivol.

I suspect he would rather end his glory days with another loss to Bivol than a new loss to Benavides. He can always say, "Bivol was a bridge too far." But he can't make that excuse for a loss in his own current weight category of super-middleweight.

[AmpMcv]

Clown not KO’n anyone talking about tooking foots off the pedal

Haha, I KNEW I'd find you in here somewhere, Oscar. You were so quiet after the Ramirez match I was afraid you'd od'd on coke and hookers. Why don't you climb down off of your cloud and tell how we were all wrong about it? No "ko's" is frickin' HILARIOUS. Bivol beat the brakes off of your boy. Go kick rocks, loser.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Honestly, Canelo is overweight at 168 also, Bivol beats him even at that weight if he can make 168 comfortably.

Canelo is what he is , a small flat footed guy that didn`t like close fights at 154-160, that is why he moved up in the first place. he had a great idea that heavier guys would be easily to beat. It worked at 168, at 175 not so much.