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I guess Canelo doesn't know that most good fighters have a game plan until either they get hit(especially if they keep constantly getting hit & can't barely hit their opponent or they get rocked or knocked down) or they realize their game plan ain't working or the other fight has a better game plan that is working, which has been the case with 95% of Floyds opponents.. Just because Canelo says he has a game plan doesn't guarantee it's good(or good enough) or that it's gonna work.. I'm pretty sure Guerrero just like Cotto, Ortiz, Mosley, Hatton & Marquéz just to name few of most if not all of his opponents had a game plan against Floyd & failed.. & one CAN NOT compare Floyds ability & skills to that of Trout & in that fight if it wasn't for the knockdown & the 11th round that Trout took off, the fight could have gone either way or end up in a draw..
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Of course he had a gameplan: plod around the ring chasing the track athlete.Comment
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Guerrero never had the skills. What's his claim to fame? The Berto mugging? Guy waddles around the ring and swings like a woman.Comment
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He looked like **** against Trout outside of that knockdown. He better step it up for September.Comment
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I don't see Ruben Guerrero talking **** now....Comment
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Unfortunately for Canelo he will find out the hard way that as of now his best potential won't be enough to beat Floyd. I think Canelo is a good fighter but he doesn't have near the experience to compete with Floyd outside of a few rounds at this level, and the atrocious scoring in the Trout fight has him believing that he did better than was actually the case, he talking like he dominated trout or something when in reality it was closer to a draw than anything else.Comment
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Of course Guerrero had a A, B, C and even D plan, but that did'nt work, Floyd just to good.Comment
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robert relied on solely on power of god and prayers lol. and his moron of a father just yapped his mouth during camp
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