Comments Thread For: Sanchez: Canelo Has More Wear & Tear on His Body Than Golovkin

[Travycat]

Ahh ok, cool. Good to know.

Vada is in effect. Actually both guys were sporting a few pounds extra just recently. There is a 30 minute promo video out and Canelo was carring extra flab also.

[PURIST]

Sanchez playing his mind games but it won't hide the fact Golovkin is not into boxing right now as he used to be
That's why Canelo won this before the fight

[Ray*]

Well Canelo has been in there with a lot of decent names. That is bound to happen.

[bluemax]

Canelo has more fights but against tiny, power puff punchers. GGG has definitely been in with much bigger, harder hitting fighters then Canelo. Jacobs was almost a light heavyweight when he fought GGG and still lost. Jacobs would beat the living stuffing out of Canelo. If that fight had taken place there is no doubt Dela Hoya would have shown up with a wheel barrel full of white towels to throw in the ring. This will be an interesting fight but will also be the first time Canelo is fighting a real middleweight not a 135 or a 145 or even a 155 pound middleweight. A REAL middleweight

[Squ□redCircle34]

You really don't need to use exclamation points at the end of every sentence you type!

Don't you see it is really annoying?!

Doing that will not make other people agree with you, rather it may do the opposite!

See what I am sayin'?!

Lol!

Like Aaron Rogers said, R-E-L-A-X

It's just my niche to separate me from the others!

See how you noticed right away lol maybe you should find your niche or you'll just blend in with the chafe on here!

[Verus]

And you are correct.One of the many reasons 30+ fighters are consider old,due to the wear and tear they recieved in the square ring..Btw,how many world champions have you trained?

People, including so called experts, babble about on about "wear and tear," but does anyone even know what that means? How is it different from aging? Are boxers who avoid beat downs and knockdowns also avoiding "wear and tear? Does an older person who leads a stress-free life, eats healthy foods and exercises have less wear and tear than a younger person who is fat and never exercises? Does a young combat veteran have less "wear and tear" than a civilian of the same age? Is "wear and tear" physical, or mental or both? Does living with an abusive spouse cause more "wear and tear"? What the hell does "wear and tear" mean?

In answer to your question, I have not trained any world champion boxers. I should point out that more than a few dim bulbs and blow hards have trained top level boxers. Should qualify them to be on the Harvard medical school faculty?