Who saw Canelo vs. Trout, how decisive was it?

[GGGKovaBeast]

Canela won 115x112.

[Motofan]

Close but clear for Canelo. But the open scoring completely ruined that fight. The scores were crazy wide when they read them and likely changed how each fighter approached the remaining rounds.

[QballLobo]

I was at the fight. Canelo won easily.

[-Antonio-]

If you take away Canelo's knockdown I had it a draw. Trout would have won that round. He came back from the KD and out worked Canelo. I thought he won 7-5 with that kd. Close fight. Closer than the Lara one I thought.

[BoxerDood]

I had Canelo winning by like a point if i remember correctly, but once Trout saw that he was gonna get robbed no matter what he did, he started coming forward more instead of boxing effectively as he was earlier. Take that open scoring away and there was a good possibility of him doing better and making a case for a robbery. But who knows, Canelo just as easily could have maintained his lead. Both looked good that night.

One thing's for sure though, Trout was NOT about to get a decision unless he won like every round and scored 5 knock downs.

[Bardock]

8 rounds to 4, plus a knockdown.

Close but clear...if it wasn't Canelo, there would be no 'controversy'.

It was a fight in which Trout was trying to win purely on work rate. Canelo did all the clean work, was much better defensively and landed all the best punches.

I don't think work rate is enough when the other guy does all the better work.

This, either people don't know what in the hell they're watching or they are just haters. You don't win rounds by shoe shining punches while landing jack *****. Sorry