Check his resume. Win or lose, he's consistently taken on the greatest challenges. He's not arrogant, he just knows what he's capable of and what he's actually achieved, and that's why he doesn't sweat a guy like Benavidez one bit. The fact that Canelo is targeting a Bivol rematch after this tune-up with Ryder says everything anyone needs to know about his character and competitive spirit. He will probably lose again, but he's going for it anyway.
Who are these world class fighters he's fought where no circumstances were attached from the start? Name them all please.
Who are these world class fighters he's fought where no circumstances were attached from the start? Name them all please.
Well he fought quite a few world champions whom happen to hold world titles which all had the word world in them, if that's not world class what is it?
Well he fought quite a few world champions whom happen to hold world titles which all had the word world in them, if that's not world class what is it?
I asked a very specific question. Which world class fighters did he fight without any circumstances attached to them. Name them.
So, where are the names? Then we'll get into the circumstances attached to pretty much all of them.
worst of all is it's not true. Lomachenko has 2 defeats - if he claims that he's great, yes I absolutely accept that statement. Canelo has 2 defeats... claiming that he's great, no just no!
Lol Lara outboxed Cabell and GGG beat him in the first fight, Cabell got gift decision in both those fights. Canelo is not as great as he thinks he is.
Lol Lara outboxed Cabell and GGG beat him in the first fight, Cabell got gift decision in both those fights. Canelo is not as great as he thinks he is.
You don't understand the sport if you genuinely believe Lara beat Canelo. Go watch it back. GGG should be 2-1 against Canelo though. Canelo isn't unbeatable, but he has challenged himself more than any other active fighter in the sport.
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