Canelo's Power punching won him this fight.

[ΣL CHAPO]

Canelo was like pernell whitaker in there lol. those who say no are haters.

[boliodogs]

I think you scored the fight like a very devoted Trout fan that does not like Canelo.

[intoccabile]

i dont mind canelo winning at all but it was so much closer than the scoe cards shows trout honestly had no chance knockout withstanding

I don't mind the win. I do mind that no matter what, Austin wouldn't have won anyway though. The open scoring threw a serious wrench in there and the only good thing about it is we get to hear how ridiculous judging is in fights that should be easy to score.

For instance, I'd have enjoyed open scoring inthe Rigo/Donaire fight. I'd have laughed my ass off hearing those scores, or donaire up LOL!

[intoccabile]

I think you scored the fight like a very devoted Trout fan that does not like Canelo.

Huge Canelo fan, he made me some cash tonight in a friendly bet. However, I'd have gladly paid up if he lost.. because I felt he did.

[Russian Crushin]

We'll just have to agree to disagree. I don't think Trout won because of activity, not at all. I think he won because he did enough - he landed often. He doesn't have Canelos power and the kid is a tank. 5'7", 172 on fight night.... too many people put too much into heavy looking punches, Nelo isn't easily moved by leather, he's a stud.

I thought he was outboxed. He looked very amateur throwing those huge loopie baseball pitches. When fatigue set in, so did desperation, he began fishing for huge counters in spurts. He was tired because Trout did good work. That's how I saw it.

He wasnt moved because trout pawed, pushed and slapped most of the time with. Canelo, would at times land hard clean powerful punches. Canelo would miss with the looping hook a lot but he also landed it hard many times. Trout was also missed 95% of the time with his jab and on the inside it was even worse, he went full calzaghe on him and started slapping and pushing while canelo slipped them rather easily

Going backwards and jabbing into the air is not "outboxing"

[_Gatti_]

Canelo was like pernell whitaker in there lol. those who say no are haters.

great movement

[fvanesbeck]

Canelo was like pernell whitaker in there lol. those who say no are haters.

have you ever seen pernell whitaker?

[Russian Crushin]

dude, austins jab was getting through consistently. he was touching canelos face with it consistently..........austin throws a lot of jabs as range finders, so every single one them aren't meant to hit canelo. just keep him at a distance. and then ****, 10 will get threw in the round........thats landing the jab at a good rate.

what are you even talking about?

No he didnt, please re-watch the fight and actually see when his jabs landed, its really obvious. He went full judah, getting scared to come into distance and land it, instead he went backwards and pawed with it

[intoccabile]

He wasnt moved because trout pawed, pushed and slapped most of the time with. Canelo, would at times land hard clean powerful punches. Canelo would miss with the looping hook a lot but he also landed it hard many times. Trout was also missed 95% of the time with his jab and on the inside it was even worse, he went full calzaghe on him and started slapping and pushing while canelo slipped them rather easily

Going backwards and jabbing into the air is not "outboxing"

Trout was the aggressor for the majority of the fight.

[BUNGALOWS]

I think you scored the fight like a very devoted Trout fan that does not like Canelo.

I literally couldn't have given a crap who won, because JMW is boring to me, and I was actually rooting for Canelo, because at least he seems to be the more entertaining between the 2.

That being said, Trout won 8 rounds to 4. 116-112.

Floyd would beat Canelo, but won't even mention Trout. That's the difference between the class of each fighter.