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  • #31
    Originally posted by champion4ever

    I get that. All I am saying is that Mayweather was the naturally smaller fighter. Just like Bud Crawford is coming into this fight; No matter how much they both weigh.

    Floyd came out very strong and aggressive and took the fight right to Alvarez from the opening start. The reason why I say meet in the center of the ring is because Bud's hands are naturally lighter and faster than Canelo's.

    He could beat him to the punch. also, fighting as a south paw is not good thing for Crawford. I thought Crawford ate to many right hands by Madrimov in his previous fight against Israil Madrimov.

    The last thing he would want to do is get hit with those lethal right hands by Canelo. They could potentially drop and end him. Those lead right hands are Alvarez' favorite punch to use against southpaws.

    Bud could still out jab Canelo from the orthodox stance. However, he cannot afford to get hit with too many of those straight right hands against Canelo who punches at least twice as hard as Israil Madrimov.
    but floyd and canelo were the same size going into the fight and actually floyd was much healthier since canelo was completely drained. this is not going to be that dynamic at all. its going to be crawford fighting someone who is legitimately much bigger. crawford is the better fighter but the size disparity is real

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    • #32
      Originally posted by daggum View Post

      Actually they were both 154 champs and fought at 152. Something I've never seen before in boxing. Floyd starting at 130 is not relevant. It would be like saying scull is picking on a 147 pound canelo. Canelo is such a great fighter for taking the risk...
      I get that. All I am saying is that Mayweather was the naturally smaller fighter of the two and was 36 years old at the time when he fought Canelo.

      Likewise, Bud Crawford; Who will be at least 2 years older when Money May fought him. Is coming into this fight as the naturally smaller of the two also. Both are naturally smaller men than Canelo no matter how much they weigh.

      Floyd came out very strong and aggressive and took the fight right to Alvarez from the opening start. The reason why I say meet in the center of the ring is because Bud's hands are naturally lighter and faster than Canelo's.

      He could beat him to the punch. Also, fighting as a south paw is not good thing for Crawford. I thought Crawford ate to many right hands in his previous bout against Israil Madrimov.

      The last thing he would want to do is get hit with those many lethal right hands by Canelo. They could potentially drop and stop him. Those lead right hands are Alvarez' favorite punch to use against southpaws.

      Bud could still out jab Canelo from the orthodox stance. However, he cannot afford to get hit with too many of those straight right hands against Canelo who punches at least twice as hard as Israil Madrimov.​​
      Last edited by champion4ever; 02-11-2025, 07:22 PM.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by daggum View Post

        but floyd and canelo were the same size going into the fight and actually floyd was much healthier since canelo was completely drained. this is not going to be that dynamic at all. its going to be crawford fighting someone who is legitimately much bigger. crawford is the better fighter but the size disparity is real
        Canelo vs trout in April of 2013 weighed in at 153.5
        vs mayweather in Sept of 2013 weighed in at 152.
        But sure, we’ll run with the he was “completely drained” narrative.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by daggum View Post

          but floyd and canelo were the same size going into the fight and actually floyd was much healthier since canelo was completely drained. this is not going to be that dynamic at all. its going to be crawford fighting someone who is legitimately much bigger. crawford is the better fighter but the size disparity is real
          When has Canelo ever weighed a 130 lbs as a professional boxer or inside of a prizefighting ring? He has always been a bigger kid. Remember that he started his boxing career at 147 lbs while he was yet a 15-year-old.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by MulaKO View Post

            This is what your hero said after the Bivol fight : Canelo Alvarez Talks About His Loss To Dmitry Bivol In Latest Interview: "It Was Not in My Weight Class! I Can Beat Him Easy in the Rematch! I Won The First 5 or 6 Rounds. He's Not Better Than Me!" Canelo Starts Talking About Bivol

            ​But But no rematch
            Even when Bivol wanted to come down to 168

            Sounds like a true warrior holding belts hostage
            Drop them and fight whoever he wants and no one will
            quest him

            Why doesn’t step up and King Artur since he punches harder

            Just can’t make this up
            bivol must have thought to himself before the first fight. "surely beterbiev must hits harder than canelo, he has to"

            but now realized his mistake,,,he knows now that he doesnt,,,in the rematch he will dominant over beterbiev

            champion4ever champion4ever likes this.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Oregonian View Post
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              No there won’t be any. Canelo is the bigger guy and still in his prime. Canelo is beating much bigger guys than Crawford.
              If Crawford wins, it will be a monumental historical win and nobody in their right mind is going to make excuses for Canelo.

              And I’m speaking as someone who has repeatedly stated that Canelo has blatantly ducked Benavidez going almost 4 years now.

              Now, when Crawford loses, there will be the size excuse without a doubt.
              Spot on! The pressure is definitely not on Crawford to win this bout because he is the naturally smaller man who is being set up to fail. So there are no excuses.

              All the pressure is on Canelo because he is expected to win. He has nothing to prove by fighting a guy this size while making him leap several weight divisions in order to fight him.

              So he should be the heavy betting favorite and rightfully so.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by champion4ever View Post

                Spot on! The pressure is definitely not on Crawford to win this bout because he is the naturally smaller man who is being set up to fail. So there are no excuses.

                All the pressure is on Canelo because he is expected to win. He has nothing to prove by fighting a guy this size while making him leap several weight divisions in order to fight him.

                So he should be the heavy betting favorite and rightfully so.
                He is -$3000 vs Scull

                Lmfao

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by YOU WILL LOSE View Post

                  bivol must have thought to himself before the first fight. "surely beterbiev must hits harder than canelo, he has to"

                  but now realized his mistake,,,he knows now that he doesnt,,,in the rematch he will dominant over beterbiev
                  100% King Artur Beterbiev in the rematch and still Light Heavyweight Unified Champion

                  No , Canelo’s loss to Bivol won’t be a factor
                  You’ll still have to live with it

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by YOU WILL LOSE View Post

                    bivol must have thought to himself before the first fight. "surely beterbiev must hits harder than canelo, he has to"

                    but now realized his mistake,,,he knows now that he doesnt,,,in the rematch he will dominant over beterbiev
                    So how much you laying on Canelo
                    And when will we be able to see your betting slip

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by MulaKO View Post

                      He is -$3000 vs Scull

                      Lmfao
                      Damn those are some huge odds!

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