Canelo sold the belts for $150m

[elfag]

He might not have "thrown" the fight but he also didn't really try very hard to win, didn't go for broke when he needed a KO to win.

Also the ABCs are corrupt, he should have been stripped for ducking benavidez, he shouldn't have been undisputed in the first place. And some how rejects like scull were the mandatories but Bena you can duck him For 3 years and that's fine

[HisExcellency]

amateur experience could be the reason why Buff Guy Artur works behind the jab while David straight fights

there are many Mexican father trainer, fighting son combos

who train with the sole focus of going pro [getting paid to fight] rather than amateur pedigree [fighting for free]

the infamous Top Soviet Bivol-David sparring story changes based on who's telling it

Old white guy who owned the gym they sparred at: Bivol dropped David with a jab. He then later changed the story to David dropped Bivol with a jab

David's Daddy: David hurt Bivol with a right hand

Diego: David edged the sparring but sparring is just sparring

Diego is Saul's one last great performance?

I thought Bennyleonard99 was one of yours a white guy until now due to all the past trolling about blacks

so he's mexican

Re Top Soviet Doughmitry Buddah Belly Bivol & Marshmellow Mexican Mobster Benavidez sparring, that was a few years ago and they both have much more experience now. However, I'm inclinced to believe that Bivol dropped Benavidez as he's a good few years older and much more experienced. As for the pro game, Benavidez's power HASN'T carried through to Light Heavyweight so if Bivol can outbox pressure fighter's like Buff Guy Russian-Chechen Final Boss Artur & Buff Guy Cinnamon Cartel Chief Canelo, I don't think he'll have any issues doing the same to Benavidez.

Re Pacheco, I think that Canelo would walk through him pretty EASILY (after doing the same to Munguia & Charlo who are even MORE talented and Berlanga who's just as good). Therefore, I think he should face a former champion like Scull or Plant first before he gets the big money fight.

[HisExcellency]

McCumby wobbled him in the last round of their fight, IIRC.

Diego seems like a good kid, but he is a bore.

Exactly...McCumby is nothing special either so imagine what Canelo, Sheeraz, Mbilli or Iglesias would do to him. There's a reason why Eddie has avoided giving him a single MEANINGFUL fight out of 24 pro fights.

[SouthpawRight]

Re Top Soviet Doughmitry Buddah Belly Bivol & Marshmellow Mexican Mobster Benavidez sparring, that was a few years ago and they both have much more experience now. However, I'm inclinced to believe that Bivol dropped Benavidez as he's a good few years older and much more experienced. As for the pro game, Benavidez's power HASN'T carried through to Light Heavyweight so if Bivol can outbox pressure fighter's like Buff Guy Russian-Chechen Final Boss Artur & Buff Guy Cinnamon Cartel Chief Canelo, I don't think he'll have any issues doing the same to Benavidez.

Re Pacheco, I think that Canelo would walk through him pretty EASILY (after doing the same to Munguia & Charlo who are even MORE talented and Berlanga who's just as good). Therefore, I think he should face a former champion like Scull or Plant first before he gets the big money fight.

old white guy gym owner memory is suspect at best. I'm inclined to not believe him since he was off the first time and no one has corroborated his account. If David did score a knockdown, I think his daddy would have mentioned it

Top Soviet Bivol timed the sht out of Russian-Chechen Final Boss Buff Guy Artur's footwork in the rematch

it'd be even worse for David who has atrocious footwork falling over his weight and less jab than Artur

While Artur could hurt and ko David I think David has a chance against Artur

[SouthpawRight]

Exactly...McCumby is nothing special either so imagine what Canelo, Sheeraz, Mbilli or Iglesias would do to him. There's a reason why Eddie has avoided giving him a single MEANINGFUL fight out of 24 pro fights.

oh he would if Saul was the meaningful fight

Heated David if it's his stablemate gets it instead after years of David having Saul on the radar

recent David Ring Mag interview idea is to win belts at 175 to further entice Saul to face him lol

this guy really wants to take the Mexican torch of boxing for all the paydays that come with it

Ring Mag was hyping the hell out of him talking about heavyweight lol

I believe he's a good but a respectable distance away from great

[SouthpawRight]

See what I mean
I know you wanna drop him but it’s just because he D K S A B
All he does is go to obscure sites and then repeats it not thinking about his next shot
I've been here a long long time , biatches like that would come and troll and then grab their bat and go home
But now that it’s become a chit show , the site needs idiots like Gaydrien Broner or Wtv the f@ck you wanna call that thing

awww poor baby is so upset and needs to vent about her feelings to online anons

come tell me again about how much you hate me baby girl

[real raw]

selling belts for 150m sounds like a great deal!

[MulaKO]

awww poor baby is so upset and needs to vent about her feelings to online anons

come tell me again about how much you hate me baby girl

Simple ; Y D K S A B

Try Again

[MulaKO]

Southpaw Idiot D K S A B

[Elastic Recoilz]

There's nothing good to come out for Canelo losing to a guy that came up 2-3 weight divisions to face him. It's not something he would of liked on his resume. I just think Crawford is too skillful for Canelo and shrank the size gap that I think Canelo was really banking on. Let's be real, he thought Crawford looked like a$$ facing Madrimov at 154lbs and now he was going to go up even further. This was a very truthful thought to have because a lot of folks thought Crawford looked terrible vs him and then wondered how he would even look going up further.

I maintain that Crawford just wasn't "up" for the fight vs Madrimov. He had just faced and beat his rival in Spence Jr. and now he's facing a Euro dude that nobody heard of. Zero motivation for that. On the other hand, against Canelo, he's fighting the face of boxing. Of COURSE he's going to take it serious and train his a$$ off. The eyes and magnitude of the event alone was worth training even if he thought he was going to lose it. Though this is Crawford. That dude's will to win is something else. He gives 100% no matter what event he's competing at.

This is Canelo's MO. He looks at fighters coming off poor performances or showing signs of slippage then agrees to fight, like Bivol against Richards and GGG against Jacobs. I bet if Benavidez looked like crap against Morrel Jr, Canelo would suddenly show a big interest in taking the fight.