Canelo won't be KOed... HE WILL QUIT.

[Boxing42]

GGG takes a knee from a body shot in the sixth then gets stopped in the tenth

[Jimmy 23]

Maxi's sign

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

only person gonna quit is that weak ass khazastan bum!

[GhostofDempsey]

I doubt Canelo will quit if he is getting dominated. Maybe his corner throws in towel before he gets KO'd, but I see this fight going the distance.

[Eff Pandas]

I don't think Canelo is that type of cat.

Have his brothers quit in fights before? If they haven't I wouldn't suspect Canelo would either cuz I think they are all older then him & likely beat up on him & ingrained some toughness on him + leading by example as a child that doesn't just randomly go away.

And sh^t I think Canelo will win anyway, but if he doesn't I think he'll lose legit or get KO'd. Sh^t happens.

[Beercules]

I actually belive that he will look at his corner after a long sustained beating and they will know to stop the fight

This is what I have been saying before the fight was even official.


His corner will stop the fight.

[Dinamita 03]

Neither of these guys are quitting. Neither has ever looked for a way out, they're not going to start now in a fight that could break or make their career.

[BlakBread904]

Highly possible or trainer might throw in the towel.

Canelo isnt mobile enough nor does he have the ability to box consistently without taking rests on the ropes. And dont tell me that he is going to take the fight to GG cuz he dont punch hard enough for that.

Lot of people are buying into the hype but my prediction hasnt changed. He wasnt a real puncher at 154 and its hard to believe that he'll go any harder at 160.

Simply put, i dont see Canelo as a real MW.

I agree! I haven't seen Canelo take a punch from a reputable ****er either other than when Kirkland landed something early, but he was more of a volume guy.

[soul_survivor]

Between round 9 and 10. He won't go out. Oscar will beg him not to fight the next round. The official excuse will be leg injury.

Canelo is many things but he is not a quitter. He could have quit, weight drained and green against Mayweather but didn't. Why would he quit, in his prime and at his absolute best, in the biggest, legacy defining fight of his career?

I call bs.

[TheBigLug]

I believe so.

In the Floyd fight, he resigned himself to defeat by about 6 or 7 rounds. That's not too say he didn't try for the rest of the fight but he knew he wasn't going to win and looked sorry for himself in there. I wonder if that mentality will re-surface if he's getting busted up and under constant pressure and losing the fight. I can see him folding in some way, but not straight up quitting.

That's not to say he doesn't have heart or isn't tough. There was just a few signs in that Floyd fight that he might not have that grit about him when he is in deep, although with Floyd it's a different kind of thing because it's just a case of being outboxed, not hurt, but the point still stands. Even though he had fairly close fights with Lara and Trout, he was always very much in the fight. With Floyd, he was under Floyd's control all night and i just wonder how he'll be if he starts feeling he's in deep with GGG.