Ostensibly, Jacobs seems like a bigger puncher than Canelo, is coming off of a streak of KO's, and is a natural middleweight. So it would seem that he is the bigger challenge for GGG even though Canelo is clearly the bigger event. However, I don't think Jacobs has the chin that Canelo has, so if GGG lands something big early, it might be over quick (although maybe I'm wrong to think this)... whereas Canelo/GGG will be a 12 round blood bath, because we know Canelo has a great chin.
In terms of technical skill, Canelo seems better than Jacobs, but again, he doesn't seem to pack the same power. And he won't have a technical advantage over GGG anyways. However, GGG might have a greater technical advantage over Jacobs, but their power is closer...And Jacobs is technically better than Lemieux, who lasted pretty long against GGG. So all things considered, GGG-Jacobs seems closer despite the fact that GGG-Canelo will probably go 12 rounds.
In terms of technical skill, Canelo seems better than Jacobs, but again, he doesn't seem to pack the same power. And he won't have a technical advantage over GGG anyways. However, GGG might have a greater technical advantage over Jacobs, but their power is closer...And Jacobs is technically better than Lemieux, who lasted pretty long against GGG. So all things considered, GGG-Jacobs seems closer despite the fact that GGG-Canelo will probably go 12 rounds.
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