Comments Thread For: Hearn Says Canelo Not Willing to Budge From September Date To Allow Beterbiev-Bivol; Wants Revenge

[Jab jab boom]

Canelo’s spoiled and entitled ass is out here ruining the fights that matter just because he’s a sore loser. Bivol should say fook Canelo, his excuses, and Hearn, and insist on a unification with Beterbiev. Bivol said legacy is more important than money, now is the time to prove it. Canelo can get his ass kicked by Benavidez (since Canelo is walking around claiming undisputed status despite never beating the previous owner of that title who never lost it in the ring) instead while Bivol and Beterbiev unify.

[Chris Hanson]

Oh I get it. You're really dumb.

Still selling crickets? 40 dressing up in cheap slacks and picking up on 14 yr olds at the mall saying ur an upcoming rapper. Sorry guy, I don’t get you

[BustedKnuckles]

The best fights don’t happen far less than they happen these days.

If I was a kid growing up in this era or boxing I doubt I’d even have became a boxing fan.

I never thought of it that way. But I think youre right.

[just the facts]

Ryder is going to KO Canelo in the 7th and end this Canelo Circus

While I think Canelo is vulnerable, the guys who needed a gift decision (Ryder) to beat Danny Jacobs, ain’t beating Canelo. There’s levels to this sport.

[rrayvez]

If joshua can perform better the second time against ruiz and floyd can perform better against castllo and maidana the second time, canelo can as well. Not sure what you dfks r going off of anyways floyd took a huge ass kicking against maidana the first time and held 175 times in the rematch to get the win. Keep it consistent putas. Check out my sig. spence the charlos and fulton will be off this year.

You’re ignoring a few key points in this comparison. Ruiz was a fat shyt who became an even fatter shyt for his rematch with Joshua. Floyd was significantly more skilled than both Castillo and Maidana, so he used his skill to make adjustments. Canelo literally has no advantages over bivol. He’s not the more skilled boxer, he doesn’t have anywhere near the same kind of endurance as Bivol, and he’s the shorter man. The only advantage he has is that he often has the judges in his pocket.

[just the facts]

If joshua can perform better the second time against ruiz and floyd can perform better against castllo and maidana the second time, canelo can as well. Not sure what you dfks r going off of anyways floyd took a huge ass kicking against maidana the first time and held 175 times in the rematch to get the win. Keep it consistent putas. Check out my sig. spence the charlos and fulton will be off this year.

Huge differences in those fights and Canelo/Bivol. Joshua was winning the first fight and gassed out. The second fight Ruiz didn’t train. Crooked scorecards aside, Bivol dominated Canelo. The other fights were both close fights to begin with. Again, crooked scorecards aside, there was absolutely nothing close about Canelo/Bivol.

Bivol dominated Canelo with a tight defense, superior footwork and an unbelievable control of distance. The way to offset these advantages is with fast feet and/or reach. Canelo has neither. Unless the weight issue severely affects Bivol, Canelo is headed for another lopsided decision loss, unless the cards are crooked again. And Bivol might even win with crooked scorecards.

[Chris Hanson]

You’re ignoring a few key points in this comparison. Ruiz was a fat shyt who became an even fatter shyt for his rematch with Joshua. Floyd was significantly more skilled than both Castillo and Maidana, so he used his skill to make adjustments. Canelo literally has no advantages over bivol. He’s not the more skilled boxer, he doesn’t have anywhere near the same kind of endurance as Bivol, and he’s the shorter man. The only advantage he has is that he often has the judges in his pocket.

Floyd was so much more skilled that he ran and held during the rematches and had the referees protect him. Hee hah. Thats you u donkey. U think ur an insider but ur a dum groupie

[just the facts]

You’re ignoring a few key points in this comparison. Ruiz was a fat shyt who became an even fatter shyt for his rematch with Joshua. Floyd was significantly more skilled than both Castillo and Maidana, so he used his skill to make adjustments. Canelo literally has no advantages over bivol. He’s not the more skilled boxer, he doesn’t have anywhere near the same kind of endurance as Bivol, and he’s the shorter man. The only advantage he has is that he often has the judges in his pocket.

Good post.

[steeve steel]

Does anybody know if Bivol is legally obligated to a rematch, and if so, is it at 175 ? Thank you.

[_Rexy_]

Does this mean canelo had a rematch clause with bivol? You would have thought he did but I have never actually heard it confirmed.

I'm not sure I've ever heard of a challenger getting a rematch clause. It's possible?