What factor was most responsible for Alvarez's victory last night?

[lefthook2daliva]

you porcupineheads need to watch the fight over on utube.
right in front of your eyes the early lethal bodywork canelo did to perro
made him start throwing punches like a girl. any boxer can tell you that.

Ahahahahahahah!!!! "porcupineheads" Ahahahahaha. I actually spilled my Gatorade!

Btw, I thought the early bodywork was key to removing the sting from Angulo's punches.

[BoxingGenius27]

the time in prison wacked him out. made him bitter and wierd emotion swings.

I don't know what it was, but I counted 3-4 separate occasions where the man was crying about something... And that was only from watching 2 episodes.

I can only imagine how many times he cried outside of being interviewed or when the cameras were off.

I just found that very odd for someone who's getting ready to go into war to be that emotional. That's all I'm saying. I'm not saying that's why he lost.

Canelo handled his business and did what he had to do... He stepped up and fought someone his own size.

I don't know why Bringer tried to take a shot at me and throw 'clinical depression' in the OP as if it's normal to see a man crying uncontrollably on several occasions leading up to a fight... I don't know I've been praising Canelo non stop since last night; guess that's not enough.

[DannYankee]

Angulo was, and Canelo should get credit for beating that Angulo no conspiracy theories necessary really. Also people acting like 1 punch in the first round made Angulo pity patt the whole fight is as ****** as those conspiracy fkers get real he didn't look gassed or gunshy he just had no guns from the second the bell rang.

[LHRH89]

Anyone else think that that first left hook canelo threw actually hurt angulo. He set the tone from the gate and never let angulo get off a shot at 100%. I think he didn't take those shots well in the first round, the fact he had the same facial expression throughout the fight made it hard to tell how he was handling the shots.

[lefthook2daliva]

I don't know what it was, but I counted 3-4 separate occasions where the man was crying about something... And that was only from watching 2 episodes.

I can only imagine how many times he cried outside of being interviewed or when the cameras were off.

I just found that very odd for someone who's getting ready to go into war to be that emotional. That's all I'm saying. I'm not saying that's why he lost.

Canelo handled his business and did what he had to do... He stepped up and fought someone his own size.

"Fatigue makes cowards of us all", George S Patton.

Seems like they talked about how tough Angulo's training camp was. Maybe they overtrained?

Btw, I fully agree with your last statement.

[joseph5620]

Anyone else think that that first left hook canelo threw actually hurt angulo. He set the tone from the gate and never let angulo get off a shot at 100%. I think he didn't take those shots well in the first round, the fact he had the same facial expression throughout the fight made it hard to tell how he was handling the shots.

I'm pretty sure it hurt him. Hunter asked Angulo if the punches were bothering him after the first round. Angulo clearly said " a little bit" which means the punches did bother him.

I'll take Angulo's word over any of the internet psycho analyst and conspiracy theorists on boxingscene.


The left hook in that first round among the other punches set the tone for the fight.

[TBear]

I'm just a bitter **** period.


Seriously it was a good win for Canelo but it was what it was. Angulo was an opponent brought in so Canelo could have a good comeback. Angulo had been stopped in two of his previous four bouts and it showed. He did what he was supposed to do. Give Canelo a successful comeback. I would have personally been ok if the referee allowed Angulo to finish but there was no way he would have won. I give Canelo credit and he was the better man.


P.S. Bringer disregard my vote, I hit it by accident.

[puga]

canelo is just better than angulo..and so is everyone else....lol

[A-Wolf]

Agree with the TS. The correlation between such a seemingly large number of people who were loudly proclaiming Angulo the likely winner before the fight happened and the seemingly large number of people coming up with conspiracy theories afterwards doesn't seem like a coincidence.

[Doctor_Tenma]

I'm a fan of Canelo and even I don't rate that win, Angulo is a never was but he was made out to be a monster after someone who was expected to slice through him...instead heavily struggled. Add the fact that Mayweather schooled Canelo and it's obvious where the hate all stems from.