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  • #31
    Originally posted by Bronx2245 View Post
    He (Canelo) just wants Bivol @ 175! Interesting thing is that it seems Bivol ONLY wants the fight at 168! Initially, I thought Hearn was trying to convince Bivol to go to 168, but that no longer seems to be the case:

    Bivol’s Manager Kornilov Says Canelo “Doesn’t Want A Rematch” – Says Bivol’s Target Is Now Beterbiev
    06/03/2023 - By James Slater

    It seems there is some very real doubt we will see a return fight between Dmitry Bivol and Canelo Alvarez. As fans know, the unbeaten Russian defeated Canelo via wide (it should have been wider) decision in May of last year, this when the Mexican star made his second foray into the 175 pound division. Almost as soon as he had been beaten, Canelo made it clear he wanted to fight Bivol again.

    But now it seems the two sides are at loggerheads over what weight a return fight should be fought at. Vadim Kornilov, Bivol’s manager, spoke with ESPN Knockout, and he said the terms Canelo wants for the rematch, which is to have the fight under the same terms as fight-one, are unacceptable.

    Canelo says he wants the rematch at 175, Bivol says he has already beaten Canelo at the weight and that he wants a different challenge, with him wanting to try and win Canelo’s super-middleweight belts.

    “They don’t want a rematch,” Kornilov said of Team-Canelo. “They know that they lost very badly in the first fight and that they have less chances of winning in the second. When have you heard of a fighter who, after losing, asked for a rematch on the same terms? In my opinion I think they don’t want a rematch and they are saying that to justify themselves and make another fight like they did with [Gennady] Golovkin, John Ryder and maybe [Edgar] Berlanga. A rematch cannot take place on the same terms as the fight you lost. It’s ******. We are looking forward. Artur Beterbiev is our target.”

    ​​​​​​https://www.boxing247.com/boxing-new...terbiev/263894

    ​​​​​​I'm not sure what Kornilov is talking about? MOST rematches are at the same weight as the fiirst fight. Rarely does the winner, from the higher weight class, ask for the rematch to be at a lower weight! I commend Bivol for wanting to fight Canelo @ 168, but if Canelo doesn't want Bivol @ 168, THEN PLEASE FIGHT DAVID BENAVIDEZ!!!


    Money, they want more money. Terms includes money. Show him the money.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Jab jab boom View Post
      Canelo has 0 reason not to face Benavidez at this point. Bivol isn’t interested in beating someone he already dominated for chump change and no titles. Benavidez is willing to take little money while Canelo gets big money, a fight with Benavidez will do the best Ppv numbers, the story makes sense since Canelo is walking around with a title that Benavidez never lost in the ring, and the Mexican vs Mexican American angle will do good business. If canelo can’t land Bivol (which looks to be the case) this is literally the ONLY fight that makes sense. I’m fairly sure Hearn has run out of Brit level fighters to feed to Canelo so not sure where else he turns. B
      There are No More Ryders out there

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      • #33
        Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post

        Canelo has done VADA for all his fights going back several years now, to when he unified at 168 lbs.

        He did it clean.




        Most fighters these days are just looking to cash out, very few are willing to take less money in order to make the big fights happen. Those few understand that the big rewards come AFTERWARDS, if they can win. Not before.

        The only guys recently who have done that are Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia. And now Benavidez.
        Most fighters are looking for get rich quick schemes, because they are not confident that they will win their biggest fights. Benavidez is confident that he can beat Canelo, while I believe it a toss up.

        But I respect Benavidez's thought process and logic. Sometimes you have to take a pay cut to land that cash cow opponent that can change your life. Mayweather made $25 mil while DLH made $50 mil. This investment opened the door for Mayweather. He made $275 mil VS McGregor...and is now a billionaire.

        You would think folks would learn from the mistakes of the likes of Roy Jones Jr. He would not take a pay cut to make big fights. Because of this, no one outside of boxing knows who he is ....and now he's broke.
        ShoulderRoll ShoulderRoll likes this.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Goatintheboat View Post
          This guy. Canelo already has everything. What Benenvidez offers him is the biggest fight out there but it's also down to Benenvidez to make it as big as it can be. That's what Canelo really wants. It can be bigger than it is now. So go beat Andrade or Morrell or Charlo if they are still boxing and have the biggest fight next year. Canelo may need to beat Bivol too of course.....
          Do you mean, marinated?

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