If Canelo beats Floyd he goes on to dominate middleweight

[Jc8804]

Delusion at its finest

[thebowtod]

GGG basically admitted Canelo wrecked him in the gym so I guarantee if he moves up he face ****s many top mws. Does he become the next Monzon, Hagler, Hopkins? No way but does he become a solid mw ruler like Sergio? Abso-fucking-lutely.

wha.....

he said he is the best fighter he ever sparred with, not that he outboxed him. and a lot of people around the gym thought Triple G was owning him.

[lparm]

wha.....

he said he is the best fighter he ever sparred with, not that he outboxed him. and a lot of people around the gym thought Triple G was owning him.

GGG is a very proud man so he's not going to openly admit he was wrecked by a smaller man is he now. The fact is he admitted Canelo was too much for him to handle and that was in sparring just imagine if Alvarez actually opened up. He'd cripple the top fighters.

[Hougigo]

GGG is a very proud man so he's not going to openly admit he was wrecked by a smaller man is he now. The fact is he admitted Canelo was too much for him to handle and that was in sparring just imagine if Alvarez actually opened up. He'd cripple the top fighters.

Why's golden boy hiding that sparring footage?

[Rysandro]

I'm sure Canelo would also say GGG is the best sparing partner he's ever faced as well...

[dan_cov]

I don't think he would fair too well at MW

The sparring sessions sound to me just like damn good sparring sessions and people are making too much out of it. Besides wasn't they absolute years back now?

I couldn't see Canelo doing well at MW; Quillin, GGG, Jacobs, Murray, Sergio, Pirog even a Barker/Geale would beat him for me.

[US Dirk Killer]

WBC belt will become vacant for him so he can reek havoc against....dunno

[Imatroll]

Canelo is good and will beat Floyd but I doubt he can get through GGG. It would be a war, that's for sure.

[Kingjames6Flee]

Honestly I think think canelo can rule 160. I don't think he'd beat quillin or ggg. Ggg will own 160 so it's best for canelo to avoid ggg unless he wants to **** his career up. He's obviously gonna hve to move up but I'd hate to see him against ggg. Atleast not for a couple more years.

[fish262]

******.com co-editor Doug Fischer got a closer look at budding Mexican star Saul Alvarez and a first look at undefeated middleweight beltholder Gennady Golovkin during a recent sparring session.

Type into google "gym notes canelo golovkin" it's a good read. They both respect each others skills. But neither of them "destroyed" each other. It was a sparing session.