Comments Thread For: Edgar Berlanga On Canelo: "I Don't Think He's At Where He Was Before But He's Still a Beast"

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Several things have changed over the years. A number of U.S. presidents have walked through the doors, gas prices have reached ridiculous highs, and purchasing even the most insignificant item in your local corner store comes with a hefty price tag. The constant, by and large, that has remained the same, is Canelo Alvarez residing near the top of virtually every pound-for-pound list.
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[Rebelrbg]

Look into the face of Cinnabon 's next ripe cherry. Ginger will be there as soon as Charlo tells him to fxck off, he's not falling for the bullshxt.

[unknowledgeablepugilist]

Saul Alvarez is on the wrong side of thirty at this stage in his career but he's still one of the best fighter on the planet. However, his credibility isn't what it once was especially with him attempting to jump up to Cruiserweight with perfectly credible opposition available at super middleweight. In an ideal world I'd like to see Alvarez face off against Benavidez.

[ELPacman]

Remember when Berlanga was calling out Canelo a couple fights before he stopped knocking people out? Rofl. Talk about trying to capitalize on a mega fight and paycheck, but holy cow, I don't think he would of lasted the first round himself.

Never have I seen such a hot prospect's stock fall so quickly. From first rd KOs to a decision, to lackluster performances including himself being dropped. Hey, if he can comeback, settle down, and actually stick to boxing fundamentals and can come back, I'll be watching for sure.

[Kpmaryland]

Definitely did not come out with wins over both bivol and Ryder

[brettWall]

This is a funny sport. This guy's next fight is one year since his last fight. And like all the rest he's thinking of Canelo as if he's the only fighter in this goddam sport. Why would I even bother writing anything about these part-time boxers?