Canelo is not an all time great fighter
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Ok fantastic, but he wasn't in his prime nor close it. Nobody said he was washed up. It isn't one or the other.
Claiming he was in his prime in 1983 is straight up dumb and just frankly incorrect. He was a big underdog vs Davey Moore, why do you think that was? Because he was deemed quite a bit passed his best.
He was 3-3 in his last 6 with one of those loss's being to Kirkland Laing. Are you of the opinion that Kirkland Laing beat Roberto Duran in his prime? If you are you'd probably be the first to think that.
Much less 8 weight classes from his starting weight class.
Not in his prime, that's just a fact.
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No I'm not.
I already answered that question. Who had a better resume in 2019 and should have been ranked #1 P4P instead of Canelo?
And I'll ask again, who has accomplishments anywhere near that and isn't an ATG? I'll give you a clue, nobody.Comment
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He was an underdog that beat the crap outca younger fighter, he might hasn't been in his prime prime, but he was closer to it than completely washed up.
Ok fantastic, but he wasn't in his prime nor close it. Nobody said he was washed up. It isn't one or the other.
Claiming he was in his prime in 1983 is straight up dumb and just frankly incorrect. He was a big underdog vs Davey Moore, why do you think that was? Because he was deemed quite a bit passed his best.
He was 3-3 in his last 6 with one of those loss's being to Kirkland Laing. Are you of the opinion that Kirkland Laing beat Roberto Duran in his prime? If you are you'd probably be the first to think that.
Much less 8 weight classes from his starting weight class.
Not in his prime, that's just a fact.Comment
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He's definitely not on the Mount Rushmore of boxing but he's still an ATG.
He has his limitations, he has had some gift decisions but with his accomplishments and resume even with taking the gift decisions into account he's still an ATG.
Where is the cut off point in terms of being an ATG? To me its the top/best 100 fighters. Do I think he makes that? sure.
Easily in the top 100 most accomplished and among the top 100 resumesComment
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He was an underdog that beat the crap out a younger fighter, he might hasn't been in his prime prime, but he was closer to it than completely washed up.
Ok fantastic, but he wasn't in his prime nor close it. Nobody said he was washed up. It isn't one or the other.
Claiming he was in his prime in 1983 is straight up dumb and just frankly incorrect. He was a big underdog vs Davey Moore, why do you think that was? Because he was deemed quite a bit passed his best.
He was 3-3 in his last 6 with one of those loss's being to Kirkland Laing. Are you of the opinion that Kirkland Laing beat Roberto Duran in his prime? If you are you'd probably be the first to think that.
Much less 8 weight classes from his starting weight class.
Not in his prime, that's just a fact.Comment
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You're comparing him with a weak era of fighters that most of the time avoids real threat, that's why you have to compare him to the greats you want him to join. He is just as weak as his competition.Comment
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That's not an argument, I'm afraid.
No one who was P4P #1 for 4 years straight and Top 10 for 12 years and counting is not an ATG.
If there is, name one.Comment
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......Right, so, not in his prime. So don't say that he was in his prime when you've just admitted he wasn't.
Thanks for clarifying.Comment

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