A dominant performance can be boring

[ShoulderRoll]

And not be the fault of the winning fighter.

Just sayin'.

[GMAN SUPREME]

the winning fighter should be ripped for failing to close the show. if the guy is there to be taken out you take him out.

[TheCell8]

Sure, but.... the winning fighter may create a situation where the losing fighter is handicapped prior to coming into the fight, and in that sense he does carry some of the blame for the performance.

[gmc_rfc_06]

Absolutely.

Guys who dominate regularly tend to be called boring.

[ShoulderRoll]

the winning fighter should be ripped for failing to close the show. if the guy is there to be taken out you take him out.

I think Canelo fought very skillfully and did everything he could to stop Chavez.

But the size difference, Chavez' chin, and Chavez' cautious style simply didn't allow it to happen.

[Golden Boi 360]

Floyd Mayweather. Too good for his own good. He made it look so easy and watching it wasn't entertaining bar a few fights (Maidana I, Cotto, Ortiz)

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There's a difference between dominating a game opponent and fighting a guy who isn't even trying though.

Chavez jr needs to move on from boxing. He milked the name dry. Legs kept walking forward but brain was in flight mode.

[Joe Beamish]

Duh. Chavez was fodder, not a fighter.

[Ham Porter]

It's especially boring when you know full damn well how it's going to turn out beforehand.

[MrRolltide91]

Of course......