Canelos first 6 title fights

[IceTrayDaGang]

except thats not true? some fighters do this yes, and its not a good thing. no fighter is above criticism. i wouldt call mathew hatton and a bunch of flops and tiny fighters working hard but ok sure thing. he manufactured his way to the top. he was an industry plant essentially. good fighter no doubt as we found out later but just a funny way to get to the top. we shouldnt have to wonder is this guy good or not? a guy like wilder tried the same strategy and he completely flopped

how so??? he followed the same blueprint ALL top fighters did... from floyd, to pacman, etc!!! when you are at the top, you aint gonna be hurting for $$$ and will take all fights given to you... no, you aint gonna do that... you gon pick the easiest fight and the highest reward.

[Oracle01]

Most of Canelo's resume is smoke and mirrors, one of the most perfectly engineers 'great fighters' of all time. Barely ever took a real risk his whole career. The biggest one was when he moved up to 160lbs to fight a 35 year old who he actually outweighed anyway.