Everytime Canelo steps up...

[TheBoxingXpert]

Yeah, he did beat Angulo, who was never anything special, and yeah, he did beat Khan, who was a glassjaw from the lower weights, and yeah, he did beat Kirkland, who had not been fighting for 3 years. But what happened every time Canelo stepped up?

Cotto was shot and he had done nothing for years. He got schooled by Trout, beat up a cripple and now he's suddenly a good win for Canelo? A small old man? I was surprised that Canelo didn't knock him out. This fight showed me how overrated Canelo is.

Lara and Trout arguably both beat Canelo and Mayweather had his easiest fight in years, probably one of the easiest fights of his entire career, while he dominated Canelo and won every single round.

Why is it that Canelo gets exposed EVERY time he steps up?

[Madison Boxing]

yeah never understood why beating cotto is considered such a great win. Miguel has been past his sell by date since losing to margarito, not beaten anyone of note (no, beating an old man who needs a knee replacement is not a great win). I think canelo is a good fighter but is B+ in my eyes. Dont see him v ggg as a megafight tbh, not some 50/50 clash. Khan absolutely bossed him in them early rounds too, not saying that as a way of hyping khan up, but just saying thats how easy canelo can be outboxed. Is why canelo cant beat GGG and he knows it, because even if GGG loses the brawls he can just outbox him if he wants

[gmc_rfc_06]

How many threads have you made that aren't just you crying about how much you dislike Canelo?

He lost to Mayweather at 152, unquestionably.

He beat Lara, he beat Trout, He beat Cotto, he beat Kirkland, he beat Angulo, he beat Mosley....all by the age of 25.

Accept it.