Eitherway is a dead end for Canelo

[ottocon860]

I think he could beat Lara, would beat Cotto and if Martinez has anything left after Cotto, Canelo loses. I see him getting winner of Cotto or Sergio, he could beat these older guys, time is on his side and Sergio would make more against him than GGG, for less risk of getting destroyed. Canelo has options and Golden Boy, Mexican fans money behind him. He will be matched smartly and for most money.

[Light_Speed]

I think Molina would also have a good chance of beating him, but I don't see the judges giving him a decision even if he deserves it. Same with Lara.

Martinez is a different story, he's not fundamentally sound, a sharp combination puncher would give him a lot of problems. I give Canelo the edge on this one, especially at 154.

[Hougigo]

Doesn't that just lead him right back down to the Glovokin and Martinez avenue? Because the GPS "FANS" would want to see titles Unified.

It'd be moot because he can't fight them. By the time Maritnez can fight on Showtime, he'll be like 40+

[dc3383]

I'm 100% sure Canelo beats the dog**** out of Cotto.

[DannYankee]

Cotto or Martinez both guys fighting each other because there is a chance they are equally shot.

[PPAAKKMMAANN]

Canelo can just do what floyd does: use his GPS system and avoid any dangerous roads

[Bermuda]

if martinez still has anything left he beats canelo
floyd beats canelo
lara beats canelo

..canelo can only beat a past prime, small and bloated cotto..which is why they're leaning towards a cotto fight...

[LOWBLOW_CHAMP]

the kids stamina is still a issue, yea had decent activity til about the 6th rd but he was pretty tired after that though. he was putting his all into those punches and had to drop his hands ALOT during those late rounds. someone who can keep him busy all night as well as box him smart he loses pretty easy. trout outworked him even though he lost and Floyd outboxed him with ease

[Jloro]

Most likely loses to all but he would have his best chance against Cotto

[Augustane]

He's 65-35 against Martinez, 60-40 against cotto, 35-65 against Golovkin, and 10-90 against Mayweather.